File:British Pleistocene Mammalia (1866) Cave Hyena Dentition 2.png
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DescriptionBritish Pleistocene Mammalia (1866) Cave Hyena Dentition 2.png |
English: Permanent dentition of a Pleistocene cave hyena from Tor Bryan Caves near Torquay (now kept in British Museum), Creswell Caves in Derbyshire (now kept in Manchester's Owen College Museum), Kirkdale Cave and Wookey Hole (now kept in Oxford Museum) |
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Source | A monograph of the British pleistocene mammalia | |||
Author | Dawkins, William Boyd, Sir, 1838-1929; et. al. | |||
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