EXTINCT MAMMALIA OF NORTH AMERICA. 445 



Amllyrhha inundnta. Cope: Proc. Am. Phil. Soc. 1869, 183, PL IV, with figures representing an 



incisor, molar teeth, and fragments of the femur. 

 Loxomyhts hngiden^, Cope : Ibidem, 187, PI. Y, Figs. 2, 3. 

 Leptomyhif, longidens, Cope: Ibidem, 192. 

 Leptomyhis Amhlyrhiza, Cope : Ibidem, 192. 



The accompanying figures represent a pair of upper incisors, molars, and a phalanx which appears 

 to be the intermediate or proximal one of the series. 



The following were all found in association in a limestone breccia, the remnant of 

 a cave, in Wythe County, Virginia. Age, quaternary. 



Carnivora 



Galera perdicida. 



Cope: Proc. Am. Phil. Soc. 1869, 177, PI. Ill, Fig. 1. 

 Hemiach perdii^lda, Coise : Proc. Ac. Nat. Sc. 1869, 3. 



Indicated by the ramus of a jaw with teeth. 



Vrsw ctmjilidens, Cope: Ibidem, 176. See page 370 of this work. 



Procyon lotor, Cope : Ibidem, 176. See page 370. 



Myxophagus spelseiis. 



Cope : Proc. Ac. Nat. Sc. 1869, 3 ; Proc. Am. Phil. Soc. 1869, 176, PL III, Figs. 2. 



Based on the fragment of a tooth, apparently the heel of a sectorial molar or por- 

 tion of a tubercular molar of a carnivore. 



RUMINANTIA. 



Cariacus virginianus, Proc. Am. Phil. Soc. 1869, 176. See page 376 of this work, Cervus virgini- 

 anus. 



Bos f antiqiivs, Cope : Ibidem, 176. See page 362, synonymous with Bison antiquus. 



Aetiodacttla. 



Dirotyles nasutus, Cope : Ibidem, 176. See page 385. 



Perissodacttla. 



Tupirus Ilaysii, Cope : Ibidem, 176. See i^age 391. 



SOLIDUNGULA. 



Eqausf compUcatus, Cope : Ibidem, 176. See page 399. 



RODENTIA. 



Lepus sylvaticus, Cope: Ibidem, 175. See page 403. 



Tamias Ixvidens, Cope : Ibidem, 174, PL III, Figs. 4. See page 404. 



Sciurus p)anolius, Cope: Ibidem, 174, PL III, Figs. 5. See page 404. 



Arc fomys mono. r,Co'pQ: Ibidem, 173. See page 404. 



