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subterranean legend — black,
formless Tsathoggua, many-tentacled Cthulhu,
proboscidian Chaugnar Faugn, and
other rumoured blasphemies from
forbidden books like...
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inhabitants of Etna
molded such
lavic artifacts to
idolize the
mythical proboscidian. The city has been
buried by lava a
total of
seventeen times in recorded...
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orders appeared,
including horses (most
notably the Eohippus), bats,
proboscidians (elephants), primates, and rodents.
Older primitive forms of mammals...
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Philadelphia Proc.: 240–242. Cope,
Edward (1872). "Telegram
describing extinct Proboscidians from Wyoming".
Paleontological Bulletin. 5.
Anonymous (1
March 1885)...
- the El
Mixton locality. In this part of the succession,
camelid and
proboscidian footprints are known. The
loose paleosols of the El
Mixton contain mammal...
- paléobiogéographie. Thesis,
Chapter III, pp. 163-175,
Plates 12-15. The
Proboscidians ('elephants') at the time of Abel (Australopithecus bahrelghazali) and...
- well-recognized by an
international audience. She
studied ungulate mammals and
proboscidians. By 1894 she was
working on
Russian mastodons. In 1897,
Pavlova was...
- by
paleontologist François Escuillié (notable
discoverer of a
small proboscidian mammal,
ancestor of the
elephant from 50
million years ago). Escuillié...
