Smith, Hamilton Lanphere, 1819-1903. [from old catalog] · Cleveland, M. C. Younglove and company · leaf 325
different substances ; the enamel, exhibited by the white loz-enges or bands, and which extends quite through the tooth to theroots ; the ivory inside of the lozenges, and the crusta peirosa orstony crust outside. The tooth of the mastodon represented be-low, consists of ivory and enamel only ; the… … over the crown of the toolh, its structure is similar to that ofthe hog and hippopotamus, fitted for bruising and masticatingcrude vegetables and roots. The bones and teeth of the mastodonare found all over North America, and many entire skeletonshave been exhumed, in some of which, the remains of…
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