. 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. 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. No. 101. G-yrodus circularis. Large Ganoid fish, perfectly preserved in allits parts ; two feet six inches long. Lithographic limestoae (Upper Oolite): No. 102. Hexaprotodon {Hippopot

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. 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. 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. No. 101. G-yrodus circularis. Large Ganoid fish, perfectly preserved in allits parts ; two feet six inches long. Lithographic limestoae (Upper Oolite): No. 102. Hexaprotodon {Hippopotamus) sivalensis.^^ Skull two feet long. Miocene Tertiary: Sewalik hills, India. No. jeffersoni.^*Skull. This extinct Sloth, acongener of the Megatheriumand Mylodon, formerly in-habited many parts of theUnited States south of theOhio. It was first discoveredand described (1797) byThomas Jefferson,President of the United : Natchez, Mississippi. 86.

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