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- GONSPECTUS OF BRITISH FOSSIL MAMMALIA, ACCORDING TO THEIR GEOLOGICAL POSITION. 
OoLITE. ROCENE- MIOCENE. PLIOCENE, NEWER PLIOCENE ALDUVIUM. 
Stoneefiold Slate. Clays and Marls. Red Crag. Fluvio-marine Crag, Drift and Fresh-water Caves, Kim ontf Tarhary 
Amphitherium Prevost Macacus eocwnus. Ursus Mastodon angustidens Deposits. Vespertilio Noctula. Sorex romifer. 
5 Broderipii. Didelphys? Colchestori, -Meles Elephas primigenius¢ Macacus pliocwnus, Rhinolophus Ferrum- ‘Tajpq europea. 
Phascolotherium Buckland. © Coryphodon cocwnus. Felis par- Rhinocerostichorhinuss Sorex. equinum. Ursus Arcton 
Lophiodon. doides.+ Equus fossilin. ‘Talpa europea. Ursus priscus. aisles tascas 
Lophiodon minimus. Sus Corvus elaphus.t: Palospalax. »  spelmus. Patorius vulgaris. 
Palmothorium magnum, Cervus Arvicola.t Ursus splaus, Moles taxus, Lutra vulgaris. 
7 medium. Lutra.> Canis Lupus. Potorius vulgaris. 
= emssum. Hyana spelaea. = erminens. 
” min Felis spelaca. Lutra vulgaris,$ Arvicola amphibin, 
Choropotamus Cuvier. ye cats. Canis Lupus. ‘Arvicola agreatin 
Hyrcotheriam leporinum. ‘Trogontherium. » Vulpes. Castor Europmus 
a Cuniculus. Castor europmus. Hywna spelen. ‘Lepus cuniculus. 
Anoplothorium commune. Arvicola. Felis spelma. » timidus. 
Dichobune cervinum. Elephas primigenius. » Catus, Equus Caballus, 
Balanodon affinis: Rhinoceros tichorbinus. Machnirodus latidens. Equus Asinus. 
» — definita.* x» leptorhinus. Mus musculus. Sus scrofa. 
» — emarginata.* Equus fossilis. Arvicola ampbibia. Cervus Elaphus, 
» gibbosa.* Asinus fossilis. agrestis, Capreolns., 
= physaloides. Hippopotamus major. x» pmtensis Capra Hircus. 
Sus Scrofa. Lepus timidus, ‘Bos longifron 
Megaceros Hibernicus, — »— Cuniculus. Phocenacrassidens. 
Cervus elaphus. Lagomys speleus- Balwnoptera Boops. 
» Tarandus, Elephas primigenius. — alena mysticetus. 
me) Gopreclin Rhinoceros tichorhinus. 
apm Hirsh, Equus fossilis (Cabal- 
Bison priscus. Tus?) 
Bos primigenius, nm pli 
ee racic Asinus fossilia. 
Phocsena crassidens, Hippopotamus major. 
‘Monodon monoceros. Sus Scrofn. 
Physeter macro- Megaceros Hibemicus, 
cephalus. Strongyloceros spelmus. 
Balsnoptern Boops. Cervus Elaphus. 
_ Balena mysticetus. »  Tarandus. 
»» Capreolus. 
» Bucklandi. 
Bison priseus. 
» minor. 
Bos primigenius, 
* These are described in the text as species of the existing genus Balena, but rensons are there assigned which make it probable that they belonged to the same kinda of 
Whales as the fossil tecth found with them: most of them occur in the Miocene erag, but there is little doubt that they were washed out of the underlying eocene clay. 
‘+ The nature of the stratum ronders the actual age of these fossils doubtful. ‘+ Probably derived from overlying blue clay. 
§ From Durtham Down Cave, near Bristol, on the authority of E. ‘I. Higgins, Bxq,, of Clifton. 
