. Geological magazine. re and Hind) illustratingthe descent of the Horse : — Hyracotherium venticolum. Protorohippus venticolus. Meso- hippus Bairdi. Mesphippus intermedius. Anchitherium equinum. Protohippus sejunctus. Hipparion gracilis. Phena- codus primsevus. Onohippidium Munizi. Price for the complete Set, £25, An interesting set of CASTS OF HUMAN EEMAINS, includinga collection of BONE CAKVINGS, from Caves, etc. £21 8s. 6d. Collection of British Fossils (1,600 species). £100. (A nice series of Coccosteus ohlongus. £10 lOs.) Seveial thousand specimens of Minerals, Eecent Shells, Fishes, etc
. Geological magazine. re and Hind) illustratingthe descent of the Horse : — Hyracotherium venticolum. Protorohippus venticolus. Meso- hippus Bairdi. Mesphippus intermedius. Anchitherium equinum. Protohippus sejunctus. Hipparion gracilis. Phena- codus primsevus. Onohippidium Munizi. Price for the complete Set, £25, An interesting set of CASTS OF HUMAN EEMAINS, includinga collection of BONE CAKVINGS, from Caves, etc. £21 8s. 6d. Collection of British Fossils (1,600 species). £100. (A nice series of Coccosteus ohlongus. £10 lOs.) Seveial thousand specimens of Minerals, Eecent Shells, Fishes, etc. Geology of Weymouth, Portland, and Coast of Dors^etshire, withMap, Illustrations, and Sections. Price 5s., 7s. 6d. Supplement consisting of 18 Plates of Fossils. 7s. 6d. THE FOLLOWING CAN ALSO BE OBTAINED: {a) Extract from the above, with Map, etc., chiefly Weymouth and District. Price Is. 9d. {h) Chiefly Portland and Lulworth. 2s. 6d. ADDRESS- ROBT. F. DAMON, Weymouth. Geol. ATag. 1905. Dec. V, Vol. II, PL Tripiti Cave, near Gonia Monaster)-, West Crete. THE GEOLOGICAL MAGAZINE NEW SERIES. DECADE V. VOL. II. No. v. —MAY, 1905. OK,IC3-IlsrjLXi .AuiaTIGXiES. I.—-Four and a half Months in Ckete in search ofPleistocene Mammalian Kemains. By Dorothea M. A. Bate.(PLATES IX AND X.) THE geological map of Crete shows that a large portion of theisland is composed of ancient limestone, in itself almosta guarantee of the presence of Pleistocene cave deposits. In con-firmation of this, Admiral Spratt in his most valuable work^ mentionsfinding two such deposits, from one of which he obtained a fewmammalian remains. I arrived off Khania early one morning in the beginning ofMarch, 1904. From the sea the town is picturesque, being builtdown to the waters edge and almost encircling its tiny some distance inland the Aspro Vouno rise abruptly in places toa height of 8,000 feet; this massive ridge forms the backbone of thewestern district, the wildest and most rugged pa
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