Add to ORKGIn a previous paper(1) I have noted the occurrence of two distinct types of oreodonts, namely, a leptauchenid and a species tentatively referred to the genus Promerycochcerus, in the Sespe deposits as exposed on the flank of South Mountain, Ventura County, California. A third type of oreodont, the genus Eporeodon, is now recorded from this upper division of these continental beds
Since the announcement(1) of the discovery of upper Eocene mammals in the Sespe deposits north of th...
Mammal-bearing beds on the north side of the Clark Fork River east of Drummond, Montana, were first ...
The Perissodactyla known to occur in the Sespe deposits, north of the Simi Valley, California, inclu...
In previous papers [1], published mostly in these PROCEEDINGS, have appeared some of the paleontolog...
In 1920 Stock described the fragmentary remains of three mammalian types (Hypertragulus sp., Caenopu...
In 1920 Stock described the fragmentary remains of three mammalian types (Hypertragulus sp., Caenopu...
In addition to three distinct types of hyaenodonts now known from the Sespe Upper Eocene(1) (Localit...
It becomes increasingly clear that the faunal stage represented at Locality 150 in the Sespe deposit...
Until very recently, all occurrences of American titanotheres have been known from either Eocene or ...
A slab of pale, reddish-brown sandstone, exhibiting the articulated skeletons of two oreodonts, has ...
Until very recently, all occurrences of American titanotheres have been known from either Eocene or ...
Specimens referable to the genus Pareumys are now known from three localities in the Sespe formation...
Among the several artiodactyls collected in the Upper Sespe Eocene, the new subgenus here described,...
The occurrence of Eocene vertebrates in the Poway Conglomerate of San Diego County, California, was ...
In a previous paper(1) the writer recorded the presence of upper Eocene land mammals in the Sespe de...
Since the announcement(1) of the discovery of upper Eocene mammals in the Sespe deposits north of th...
Mammal-bearing beds on the north side of the Clark Fork River east of Drummond, Montana, were first ...
The Perissodactyla known to occur in the Sespe deposits, north of the Simi Valley, California, inclu...
In previous papers [1], published mostly in these PROCEEDINGS, have appeared some of the paleontolog...
In 1920 Stock described the fragmentary remains of three mammalian types (Hypertragulus sp., Caenopu...
In 1920 Stock described the fragmentary remains of three mammalian types (Hypertragulus sp., Caenopu...
In addition to three distinct types of hyaenodonts now known from the Sespe Upper Eocene(1) (Localit...
It becomes increasingly clear that the faunal stage represented at Locality 150 in the Sespe deposit...
Until very recently, all occurrences of American titanotheres have been known from either Eocene or ...
A slab of pale, reddish-brown sandstone, exhibiting the articulated skeletons of two oreodonts, has ...
Until very recently, all occurrences of American titanotheres have been known from either Eocene or ...
Specimens referable to the genus Pareumys are now known from three localities in the Sespe formation...
Among the several artiodactyls collected in the Upper Sespe Eocene, the new subgenus here described,...
The occurrence of Eocene vertebrates in the Poway Conglomerate of San Diego County, California, was ...
In a previous paper(1) the writer recorded the presence of upper Eocene land mammals in the Sespe de...
Since the announcement(1) of the discovery of upper Eocene mammals in the Sespe deposits north of th...
Mammal-bearing beds on the north side of the Clark Fork River east of Drummond, Montana, were first ...
The Perissodactyla known to occur in the Sespe deposits, north of the Simi Valley, California, inclu...