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Published June 22, 1949 | Published
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Additional Eocene Rodent Material from Southern California

Abstract

The present paper completes the systematic description of Eocene rodent material from the Sespe and Poway formations of southern California. Study of the Eocene rodent fauna of southern California was started by the author more than ten years ago. Work was nearly finished by 1939, but many things have prevented its completion until now, and this paper is essentially a continuation of those in Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication 514. Stratigraphic and other data have been given in previous papers by Chester Stock (1932, 1935) and by the author (1935, 1940a, 1940b, 1940c). In general, the tooth nomenclature used is that proposed by Wood and Wilson (1936) except where application of terms to minor structures is uncertain.

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© 1949 Carnegie Institution of Washington. I wish to acknowledge at this time my indebtedness to the National Research Council for the appointment to a Research Fellowship in paleontology, 1946-1947, which made completion of the study possible; to the Division of the Geological Sciences, California Institute of Technology, for various facilities afforded me; and especially to Dr. Chester Stock, of that institution, for continued interest in the researches, and for a critical reading of the manuscript. The illustrations have been carefully prepared by the Division artist, Mr. David P. Willoughby.

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