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The reader of these pages , I am sure , has in his younger days been taught that "
horses originated in North America ” , and has seen sets of generally fine
illustrations displayed with captions in most any language under the sun , from ...
The reader of these pages , I am sure , has in his younger days been taught that "
horses originated in North America ” , and has seen sets of generally fine
illustrations displayed with captions in most any language under the sun , from ...
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6 ) Soricoidea — Four families : Nyctitheriidae , Soricidae , Talpidae ,
Nesophontidae formed and distributed in detail in this manner : A ) Nyctitheriidae
— About 5 nominal genera ( Palaeocene to Eocene of North America ) . B )
Soricidae ...
6 ) Soricoidea — Four families : Nyctitheriidae , Soricidae , Talpidae ,
Nesophontidae formed and distributed in detail in this manner : A ) Nyctitheriidae
— About 5 nominal genera ( Palaeocene to Eocene of North America ) . B )
Soricidae ...
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with the protongulate , condylarth or condylarth / creodont stream of ancestry ,
Simpson , and the remaining mammalogists with him , do locate this challenging
relict right along a " track ” : South America — Africa / Europe — Eurasia — North
...
with the protongulate , condylarth or condylarth / creodont stream of ancestry ,
Simpson , and the remaining mammalogists with him , do locate this challenging
relict right along a " track ” : South America — Africa / Europe — Eurasia — North
...
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