...proportion of our living rnammifers have been contemporaneous with E. primigenias and R. tichorhinus, the first appearance of which in Western Europe must...that of several of our still existing quadrupeds. The author accepts M. d'Archiae's determination of the period of the separation of England from the...

...ancient pleistocene formations containing bones of Elephas primigenius and Hhinoeeros tifhorhinus). I would add, that the more rigorous observation of...demonstrate that a great proportion of our living Mammifère have been contemporaneous with those two great extinct species, the first appearance of...

...contemporaneous with the Elcphas primigenins and that its remains occur in preglacial deposits ; and, indeed, that a great proportion of our living Mammifers have been contemporaneous with E. primigenius and R. tichorhinus, the first appearance of which in Western Europe must have been preceded...

...proportion of our living mammifers have been cotemporaneous with E. primigenua and R. tiehorhinvs, the first appearance of which in Western Europe must...that of several of our still existing quadrupeds. The author also remarks that there is good evidence of changes of level having occurred since man began...

...cotomporaneous with E. primigenius and R. ticharhimu, the first appearance of which in Western Europe muat have been preceded by that of several of our still existing quadrupeds. The author also remarks that there is good evidence. of changes of level having occurred since man...

...contemporaneous with the Elephas primigenius, and that its remains occur in preglacial deposits ; and, indeed, that a great proportion of our living mammifers have been contemporaneous with E. primigenius and R. tichorhinus, the first appearance of which in Western Europe must have been preceded...

...contemporaneous with the Elephas primigcnius, and that its remains occur in preglacial deposits ; and, indeed, that a great proportion of our living mammifers have been contemporaneous with E. primigenius and R. tichorhinus, the first appearance of which in Western Europe must have been preceded...

...contemporaneous with the Elephas primigenius, and that its remains occur m preglacial deposits; and, indeed, that a great proportion of our living mammifers have been contemporaneous with E. primigenius and It. tichorhinus, the first appearance of which in Western Europe must have been...

...contemporaneous with the Elcphasprimigeniu», and that its remains occur in preglacial deposits ; and, indeed, that a great proportion of our living mammifers have been contemporaneous with E. primigenius and E. tichorhinvs, the first appearance of which in Western Europe must have been preceded...

...contemporaneous with tho Elrphai primigeniut, and that its re-mains occur in pregfacial deposit* ; and, indeed, that a great proportion of our living mammifers have been contemporaneous with E. primigenitu and R. tiehorhinut, tho first appearance of which in Western Europe must have been preceded...