Description of New Rodents And Discussion of the Origin of Daemonelix Vol. 2 No. 4

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Measurements of Skeleton.
Cm.
Greatest length of vertebra! column, the skull and all curvatures included 210 Length of vertebral column, atla9 to posterior end of sacrum 92 Length of tail, approximately 88 Length of lumbar series 26.5 Length of dorsal series 33 Length of cervical series 21 Height of skeleton at first dorsal 57 Height of skeleton at first lumbar 61 Height of skeleton at supra-iliac border, approximately 58 Notes on Individual Variation of Daphcenodon.
The superior dentition of t...he material at hand shows very little variation in general character, except in the young individual (No. 1589a) found with the type of Daphcenodon superbus and described on pages 210 and 215. The mandibular symphysis in some individuals however, is, longer, p T has been dropped out and the alveole closed up, while m-g is sometimes inserted by two strong fangs.
In a series of cervicals (No. 1589b), the fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh, which were found on the surface and in the talus at Quarry No.

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