. Annual report of the regents of the university of the state of New York on the condition of the State Cabinet of Natural History and the historical and antiquarian collection annexed thereto. No. 98. Cheirotherium harthi.^^Slab six feet in length, coveredwith large hand - shaped tracks,which have been referred to anextinct reptile provisionallytermed Cheirotherium (hand-animal), but very probably identi-cal with the Labyrinthodon(No. 79), whose remains have been found in the same Red Sandstone (Lower Trias):Jena, Germany. No. 99. ^lotherium commune. Hind-foot. Eocene Tertiar
. Annual report of the regents of the university of the state of New York on the condition of the State Cabinet of Natural History and the historical and antiquarian collection annexed thereto. No. 98. Cheirotherium harthi.^^Slab six feet in length, coveredwith large hand - shaped tracks,which have been referred to anextinct reptile provisionallytermed Cheirotherium (hand-animal), but very probably identi-cal with the Labyrinthodon(No. 79), whose remains have been found in the same Red Sandstone (Lower Trias):Jena, Germany. No. 99. ^lotherium commune. Hind-foot. Eocene Tertiary: Paris France. The remainder of the casts are to the left, in the wall-casebetween the third and fourth window-cases. They are : No. 100. Ammonites giganteus.^^ A perfectly preserved specimen of extra*ordinary size, being no less than two feet two inches in diameter. Upper Oolite: Isle of Portland, England . THE WADSWORTH GALLERY. 51
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