Miocene artiodactyls from the eastern Miohippus beds

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Abstract
IN recent numbers of this Journal, the writer has described various ungulate mammals from the upper Miocene of South Dakota and adjoining regions.*These were artiodactyles mainly, and of them the larger forms were related more or less closely to the genus AntM•acotlLeri•ltm, established by Ouvier in 1822.These forms prove, on further study, to be more numerous and important in the horizon where P'l'otoCe'l'a8 was found, or in the eastern Miohippus beds, than was at first suspected, and some additional specimens are desCl'ibed briefly and figured in the present article.
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Authors O. C. Marsh
Journal american journal of science
Year 1894
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10.2475/ajs.s3-48.284.175
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