Meanings of extinct mammalia in English

Professor Leidy, of Philadelphia, has detected about thirty remains of species of extinct mammalia.

Both of them, like the Bedford gravel with flint tools and the bones of extinct mammalia, are post-glacial.

Bones of the ox, hog, dog, dromedary and ass were not uncommon, but no vestiges of extinct mammalia.

They teach us that the fabricators of the antique tools, and the extinct mammalia coeval with them, were all post-glacial.

It may-indeed it has been said, that they imply that some of the extinct mammalia survived nearly to our times:

The like capricious distribution held good in other caverns, especially with reference to the cave-bear, the most frequent of the extinct mammalia.

It is worth noting that at this time the only extinct mammalia from South America, which had been described, were Mastodon (three species) and Megatherium.

A sketch of the deposits containing extinct Mammalia in the neighbourhood of the Plata.

("A sketch of the deposits containing extinct mammalia in the neighbourhood of the Plata," 'Geol.