10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TICHORRHINE»
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Hubert Eisel seems to think that the indubitable co-existence of our race with the
mammoth, tichorrhine rhinoceros, cave bear, &c., rather proves that these
animals lived at a much more recent period than is generally admitted, than that
man ...
Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool, 1859
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Artefacta antiquissima: geology in its relation to primeval man
Robert Eisel seems to think that the indubitable co-existence of our race with the
mammoth tichorrhine, rhinoceros, cave bear, &c, rather proves that these animals
lived at a much more recent period than is generally admitted, than that man ...
3
Proceedings of the Liverpool Literary and Philosophical Society
Robert Eisel seems to think that the indubitable co-existence of our race with the
mammoth, tichorrhine rhinoceros, cave bear, &c, rather proves that these animals
lived at a much more recent period than is generally admitted, than that man ...
Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool, 1860
4
Curiosities of science ...: A book for old and young
... of a large feline animal, the contemporary of the mammoth, of the tichorrhine
rhinoceros, of the great gigantic cave-bear and hyaena, and the slayer of the
oxen, deer, and equine quadrupeds that so abounded during the same epoch.
5
Winter and Spring on the Shores of the Mediterranean: Or, ...
... such as the Tiger, the Bear, the Mammoth, the Tichorrhine Rhinoceros, the
Hippopotamus, and the Irish Elk. These are races that existed in the warm pleio-
eene epoch — when the climate of Europe was subtropical; before the
subsidence ...
6
Monograph on the Fossil Reptilia of the London Clay: And of ...
... of the pre-adamitic or pleistocene period, from which formations the remains of
the Mammoth, tichorrhine Rhinoceros, great Hippopotamus, and other extinct
species of existing genera of Mammalia have been so abundantly obtained.
Richard Owen, Thomas Bell, 1849
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Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society
Again, remains of reindeer and musk-ox occur in the superficial accumulations of
France and Belgium, and remains of mammoth and tichorrhine rhinoceros in
those of France and Britain. The presence of the reindeer and musk-ox bespeaks
...
8
On the extent and aims of a National Museum of Natural ...
At St. Petersburg, the 'huge, hairy, and woolly Mammoth and tichorrhine
Rhinoceros—both colossal beasts, once inhabitants of Britain—may be seen;
even the thick hide of the first, and part of that of the second, are there preserved.
Paris ...
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On the Extent and Aims of a National Museum of Natural ...
At St. Petersburg, the huge, hairy, and woolly Mammoth and tichorrhine
Rhinoceros—both colossal beasts, once inhabitants of Britain—may be seen;
even the thick hide of the first, and part of that of the second, are there preserved.
Paris ...
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Monograph on the Fossil Reptilia of the London Clay: And of ...
... British fresh-water formations of the pre-adamitic or pleistocene period, from
which formations the remains of the Mammoth,tichorrhine Rhinoceros, great
Hippopotamus, and other extinct species of existing genera of flfammalla have
been so ...
Richard Owen, Thomas Bell, 2011
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