Pleistocene Mammals OF North America

Powell, J.W., Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey to the Secretary of the Interior. 1880/81 (2nd Report) - 1888/89 (10th Part 1); 1889/90 (11th Part 1-2); 1890/91 (12th Part 2); 1891/92 (13th Part 2-3); 1892/93 (14th Part 2); 1893/94 (15th); 1894/95 (16th Part 1-3); 1895/96 (17th Part 1-2); 1896/97 (18th Part 2,4); 1897/98 (19th Part 2-6); 1898/99 (20th Part 2-7); 1899/1900 (21st Part 2-5,7); 1900/01 (22nd Part 1-4); 1901/02 (23rd); 1902/03 (24th); 1903/04 (25th). Washington, G.P.O. 1882-1904.
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In 47 einheitl. OLwdbdn. m. Rtit. u. Rücken- od. Deckelsign. Teilw. m. Bibl.-St. a. Tit. Einbde. bestoßen u. leicht angestaubt. Schnitt häufig angeschmutzt od. selten auch stockfl. Es fehlen: Jg. 1880/81 Taf. 8, 9; Jg. 1882/83 Taf. 1; Jg. 1884/85 Taf. 27; Jg. 1900/01 (2) Taf. 10 u. 41. Jg. 1881/82 liegt Taf. 24 lose bei,ebenso in Jg. 1885/86 Taf. 8 u. in Jg. 1887/88 Taf. 1. In Jg. 1889/90 (2) sind Seiten u. Ktn. teilw. lose. In 1890/91 (2) sind ebenfalls einige Seiten lose. Bei Jg. 1896/97 (4) u. 1897/98 (5) ist d. Buchbl. gebrochen, daher zahlr. Seiten lose. 1897/98 (6) u. 1898/99 (6) ist jeweils d. Einbd. verblichen u. fleckig.

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Hay, O.P., 1915.: Contributions to the knowledge of the mammals of the Pleistocene of North America. Proc. U.S. Natl. Mus., 48:

pp. 515-575, 8 pls. Wrs. - Only on fossil horses.

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[collectif]: INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS. Report of the Twenty-Third Session, Czechoslovakia. PROCEEDINGS OF SECTION 10, Tertiary/Quaternary, Boundary. Academia, Prague, 1968
Sommaire : L. Gabunia and M. Rubinstein: On the Correlation of the Cenozoic Deposits of Eurasia and North America Based on the Fossil Mammals and Absolute Age Date - Robert W. Wilson: Insectivores, Rodents and Intercontinental Correlation of the Miocene - Hans-Dietrich Kahlke: Vertebratenstratigraphie zur Plio/Pleistozän-Grenze - T. Downs and John A. White: A Vertebrate Faunal Succession in Superposed Sediments from Late Pliocene to Middle Pleistocene in California - L. C. Gabunia and A. C. Vekua: Kvabebi Fauna of the Akchaghylian Mammals - V. I. Gromov and K. V. Nikiforova: The Boundary between tho Neogene and Anthropogene: (Quaternary Period) ...; etc.

In-8° br., 88pp., figures. Bonne condition.

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SIMPSON, G. G. Notes on Pleistocene and Recent tapirs, 1945. Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 86, [Order no. MAM 2255x.]
[KW: Palaeontology; Paleontology; Vertebrates; Mammals; Quaternary; Recent; North America; USA. - Geologie; Paläontologie; Wirbeltiere; Säugetiere; Quartär; Rezent; Nordamerika.]

pp. 33-82, 11 text-figs, 6 unpaged pls. 8° size.

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