Lagomorphs of the Calf Creek local fauna (Cypres Hills formation, Oligocene, Chadronian), Saskatchewan

Lagomorphs of the Calf Creek local fauna (Cypres Hills formation, Oligocene, Chadronian), Saskatchewan

by John E. Storer

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This paper presents systematic descriptions of fossil lagomorphs (Palaeolagus temnodon and Megalagus near M. Brachyodon) found in the Oligocene Cypress Hills Formation of Saskatchewan. Characteristics of these fossils are compared to those of previously reported samples in Montana and Wyoming.

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