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How wonderfully are the different Orders, at the present time so well separated, blended together in different points of the structure of the Toxodon!
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Besides a perfect tooth of the Toxodon, and many scattered bones, I found two immense skeletons near each other, projecting in bold relief from the perpendicular cliff of the Parana.
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In the Pampæan deposit at the Bajada I found the osseous armour of a gigantic armadillo-like animal, the inside of which, when the earth was removed, was like a great cauldron; I found also teeth of the Toxodon and Mastodon, and one tooth of a Horse, in the same stained and decayed state.
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Capybara has taken the food of the Toxodon, the Guanaco of the
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How wonderfully are the different Orders, at the present time so well separated, blended together in different points of the structure of the Toxodon!
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The relationship, though distant, between the Macrauchenia and the Guanaco, between the Toxodon and the Capybara, — the closer relationship between the many extinct Edentata and the living sloths, ant-eaters, and armadillos, now so eminently characteristic of South American zoology, — and the still closer relationship between the fossil and living species of Ctenomys and Hydrochærus, are most interesting facts.
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Capybara has taken the food of the Toxodon, the Guanaco of the
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Besides a perfect tooth of the Toxodon, and many scattered bones, I found two immense skeletons near each other, projecting in bold relief from the perpendicular cliff of the Parana.
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Rio Negro, I rode there accompanied by my host, and purchased for the value of eighteenpence the head of the Toxodon. 84 When found it was quite perfect; but the boys knocked out some of the teeth with stones, and then set up the head as a mark to throw at.
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The relationship, though distant, between the Macrauchenia and the Guanaco, between the Toxodon and the Capybara, — the closer relationship between the many extinct Edentata and the living sloths, ant-eaters, and armadillos, now so eminently characteristic of South American zoology, — and the still closer relationship between the fossil and living species of Ctenomys and Hydrochærus, are most interesting facts.
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