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Studies of Cenozoic vertebrates and stratigraphy of western North America
iii, 194 pages : illustrations, plates, folded map, diagrams ; 26 cm.
A tertiary mammalian fauna from the Avawatz mountains, San Bernardino county, California, by P. C. Henshaw <issued May 18, 1939>. "Literature cited" (p. 28-30).--Rodents and lagomorphs of the late Tertiary Avawatz fauna, California, by Hildegarde Howard and A. H. Miller <issued May 18, 1939>.--The avifauna associated with human remains at Rancho Iabrea, California, by Hildegarde Howard and A. H. Miller <issued May 18, 1939>.--Skull and skeletal remains of the camel Paratylopus cameloides (Wortman) from the John Day depostis, Oregon, by J. F. Dougherty <issued June 27, 1940>.
--California paramyid rodents, by R. W. Wilson <issued June 27, 1940>.--Two new Eocene rodents from California, by R. W. Wilson <issued June 27, 1940>.--Pareumys remains from the later Eocene of California, by R. W. Wilson <issued June 27, 1940>.--A new miocene mammalian fauna from Caliente mountain, California, by J. F. Dougherty <issued June 27, 1940>.--Stratigraphy of the easternmost Ventura basi, California, with a description of a new Lower Miocene mammalian fauna from the Tick canyon formation, by R. H. Jahns <issued June 27, 1940>.
Seven plates accompanied by leaves (4) with descriptive letterpress not included in the paging.
Carnegie Institution of Washington publication ; 514
Contributions to paleontology (Carnegie Institution of Washington)