The Carson Fossil Footprints
The Carson Fossil Footprints
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The positions and sizes of the bird and so-called man tracks are only approximated in the drawing as of sec- ondary importance in this relation.
Footprints of the Horse.
By removing some quarried rocks Mr. Bell exhibited a line of tracks which seemed to have been made by a horse, because the impress of two of the best of them showed satisfactorily the existence of the frog of the horse's foot. The depth of the first one had preserved it from injury in quarrying, etc. , and at the bot- tom the l...ength was five inches and the breadth four inches; at the surface the length was six inches. These imprints indicated to my eye that the foot was more like that of a mule than a horse; and as my party is constantly using both animals in our geodetic surveys we are somewhat familiar with the different foot- prints.
The average longitudinal distance apart of the imprints of the right side is five feet, two inches; of the left side five feet, three inches; and the breadth of the straddle is about four inches, but the line of travel is not straight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The positions and sizes of the bird and so-called man tracks are only approximated in the drawing as of sec- ondary importance in this relation.
Footprints of the Horse.
By removing some quarried rocks Mr. Bell exhibited a line of tracks which seemed to have been made by a horse, because the impress of two of the best of them showed satisfactorily the existence of the frog of the horse's foot. The depth of the first one had preserved it from injury in quarrying, etc. , and at the bot- tom the l...ength was five inches and the breadth four inches; at the surface the length was six inches. These imprints indicated to my eye that the foot was more like that of a mule than a horse; and as my party is constantly using both animals in our geodetic surveys we are somewhat familiar with the different foot- prints.
The average longitudinal distance apart of the imprints of the right side is five feet, two inches; of the left side five feet, three inches; and the breadth of the straddle is about four inches, but the line of travel is not straight.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davidson George to read onlineMoreLess
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