Published June 22, 1949
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Mammalian Fauna from the Titus Canyon Formation, California
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- Stock, Chester
Abstract
In 1935 Stock and Bode called attention to the occurrence near Death Valley, California, of lower Oligocene mammal-bearing deposits designated by them the Titus Canyon formation. Subsequently, Stock (1936) described titanothere remains from this formation. Study of the remainder of the fauna was delayed because of the war. This investigation has now been completed. As a result the age of the Titus Canyon formation is defined within narrower limits of the lower Tertiary than has been done previously.
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© 1949 Carnegie Institution of Washington. I am indebted to Dr. Robert W. Wilson for the study and identification of the rodent material.Attached Files
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- 584
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