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A peccary skull from the Barstow Miocene, California
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In November, 1936, a group of students from the Webb School, Claremont, California, visited the fossil beds of the Barstow Miocene under the leadership of Mr. Raymond M. Alf. On this occasion William Webb had the good fortune to find the remains of a peccary skull and jaw to be described in this paper. The specimens were generously presented to the California Institute.
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© 1937 by the National Academy of Sciences. Communicated May 25, 1937. Balch Graduate School of the Geological Sciences, Contribution No. 230.Attached Files
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