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1, a. Skull of the Morse (fossil), seen nearly in front, (Trichecus virgianus), b. View of the upper jaw teeth of the same. 2. Skull of the Sable (Mustela martes). 3, a. Jaw teeth of the Trogontherium? fossil, b. Lower jaw of the same.

1, a. Skull of the Morse (fossil), seen nearly in front, (Trichecus vi...

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1. North American Otter, skull, (Lutra canadensis). 2. Teeth in the upper jaw, right side of the same. 3. Vertical view of the same skull. 4. The Southern Beaked Whale, skull (Rorqualus australis).

1. North American Otter, skull, (Lutra canadensis). 2. Teeth in the up...

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Distant view, Fort Lincoln. [Showing a buffalo skull on the prairie in foreground.]

Distant view, Fort Lincoln. [Showing a buffalo skull on the prairie in...

South Dakota stereoscopic card. Robert Dennis's stereographs collection includes more than 72,000 stereoscopic views organized primarily by geography. The collection bears the name of the native New Yorker who... More

1a. Skull of the Beaver (Castor fiber), b. Vertical view of the teeth. 2a. Skull of the American Porcupine (Hystrix  hudsonius), b. Upper jaw teeth of the same, c. Lower jaw of the same. 3a. Skull of the Mink (Putorius vison), b. Teeth of the upper jaw ..

1a. Skull of the Beaver (Castor fiber), b. Vertical view of the teeth....

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Distant view, Fort Lincoln. [Showing a buffalo skull on the prairie in foreground.]

Distant view, Fort Lincoln. [Showing a buffalo skull on the prairie in...

South Dakota stereoscopic card. Robert Dennis's stereographs collection includes more than 72,000 stereoscopic views organized primarily by geography. The collection bears the name of the native New Yorker who... More