On a foetal manatee and cetacean, with remarks upon the affinities and ancestry of the Sirenia

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Abstract
A {tetal .l/anatee.-Thefee tal Manatee here described was obtained bv Pl"Ofessor James Ortont at Pebos,t Peru, upon the Maraiion, a tributary of tile Amazona".Detailed memmrements are reserved for a more extended article, but the following will be found useful. Grams.Present weight, ____________________ .. __________ ._ .. _11' Original weig'ht (estimated by comparison with a fcetal pig of nearly the same size, preserved in spirit), ... ______ 22'Meter.Pl'eRent apparent lPllgth.vertex to root of tail, (2'3 illehes) '055 Original apparent length (estimated as above), (2'0 inches) '059 Tip of muzzle to ear._______ .. _____________________ .'020 Ear to point opposite anus ___________ .
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Authors Burt G. Wilder
Journal american journal of science
Year 1875
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10.2475/ajs.s3-10.56.105
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