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Antiquity of Man: Dinotherium

Dinotherium.

Mastodon.

Lamantine.

Marine shells such as Cypræa, Oliva, Mitra, Conus, OTHER COUNTRIES OF EUROPE.

Edgehem beds Diest sands Boldeberg beds Superga beds Deposits of Pikermé with Mastodon Dinotherium indicative of an elevated tem- Hipparion perature.

Fresh-water deposits of Gers near the base of the Pyrenees.

Dinotherium giganteum.

Superga beds Dinotherium Antelope Camelopardalis Beds above the brown coal with Marine shells Fresh-water Molasse at Oeningen Abundant flora Marine Molasse } Belgium Italy Greece Belgium Limburg beds Marine and Fluvialite shells INDIA.

Fresh-water deposits of Siwalik hills with AMERICA.

Fresh-water deposits in Oregon White river group in the Upper Missouri Regions Mastodon Sivatherium Germany Rhinoceros Oreodont } Croatia Felis Brontetherium. are Lower Mio- Lower (fresh-water) and cene Switzerland Wind river group (Fresh-water deposit).

Hippotherium Camelopardalis Kleyn Spawn beds and Limburg beds of Auvergne, Sandstone, indusial lime- Belgium shells } Germany Miocene deposits over a large part of the Atlantic Tertiary border.

In California Miocene marine deposits reach from 4,000 to 5,000 feet in thickness. indicative of an elevated tem- Fresh-water deposits of Gers near the base Wight.