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Title: The age of mammals in Europe, Asia and North America
Identifier: ageofmammalsineu00osbo (find matches)
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1857-1935
Subjects: Mammals, Fossil; Paleontology
Publisher: New York, The Macmillan Company
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250 THE AGE OF MAMMALS living types of to-day. In short, this older Miocene fauna is devoid of any plains-living elements or any distinctive upland types, and this is in widest contrast with the grazing and cursorial mammals of the newer or Upper Miocene fauna. The 7iewer fauna is not a development of the older; it is a distinct and very important invasion both from Asia and Africa. Lower Miocene or Burdigalian The Miocene is said to be introduced' in the calcaire de Montabuzard, which records the return of the horses (Anchitherium). The overlying sables de VOrleanais are fluviatile sands, laid down in successive stages
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Fig. 126.—Lower Miocene. Burdigalian. FRANCE. — Sables de 1 Neuville-aux-Bois (Loiret), fluviatile, sables de Rehrechien, 2 Marigny, 3 Fay-au.r-Loges, 4 Beaugency, 5 Tavers, 6 Les Barres, Artenay, marnes du Blesois, calcaire de Montabuzard (Loiret), lacustrine. Sables de 7 Chilleurs, Chevilly (Loiret), 8 Neuvilly, near Belgian frontier, fluviatile. Sables de 9 Ruan, north central France. Calcaires et marnes de 10 Suevres (Loire-et-Cher). Faluns et calcaires de 11 Pontlevoy, faluns et sables de Thenay, in la Touraine. Sables de 12 Chitenay (Loire-et- Cher), fluviatile. Faluns de 13 Mnnthelan, in la Touraine, marine. 14 Saint-Nazaire-en- Royans (Drome). Mollasse blanche de 15 Angles (Card). LOWER-AUSTRIA. — MoUasse of IQ Eggenhurg, marine. Marine deposits of 17 Linz. SWITZERLAND. — Muschelsand- stein von 18 Briittelen, 19 Macconens, La Moliere, 20 Buchcggherg, western Switzerland, marine. PORTUGAL. —Mollasse of 21 Horta de Tripas, near Lisbon. GERMANY.— Spalte der Schiefcrbrliche von 22 Solenhofen (Bavaria). Correlation of Deperet. which contain the entire rich Lower Miocene fauna, parallel with which are widely scattered deposits in France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, ' Mayet, Mammif^res Miocenes des Sables de I'Orleanais, 1908, p. 314.

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