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of a part of a skull of a walrus at Gay Head. This he had purchased from a fisherman who lived there and who said it had fallen out of a conglomerate found at that place and which contains bones of cetaceans. The skull retained but a small portion of its animal matter. Richard...
of a part of a skull of a walrus at Gay Head. This he had purchased from a fisherman who lived there and who said it had fallen out of a conglomerate found at that place and whi...
3. volume XXVII, 1835, page 166, is an account, by Knight, of thediscovery, at Jamestown, of what were probably two teeth of a bison in a fragment of the jaw. These were encountered by John Hazeltine, in digging for a foundation of a building...
2. mm. When the bone is placed on a table with the hinder face downward the2. _Stokes Ferry, St. Mary’s River, Nassau County._—In 1909, Sellards (2d Ann. Rep. Florida Geol. Surv., p. 147) stated that Dr. L. W. Stephenson, of the U. S. Geological Survey...
4. volume III of the North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey, 1912.The authors who contributed to this volume are William Bullock Clark, Benjamin L. Miller, L. W. Stephenson, B. L. Johnson, and Horatio N. Parker. L. W. Stephenson has furnished...
5. volume III of the American Journal of Science, 1847, page 266.In 1854 Wailles (op. cit., p. 286) published a list of the vertebrate fossils which had been found in the State. This list had been prepared by Dr. Leidy. While no localities ar...
6. volume III, 1912, pages 266–303.1. Weldon, Northampton Co., Wicomico. 2. Dupree Landing, Edgecombe Co., Chowan. 3. Seven Springs, Wayne Co., Chowan?. 4. Four Oaks, Johnson Co., Coharie. 5. Fayetteville, Cumber...