CONTENTS
Oliver Perry Hay
PAGE
Preface
VII
–
VIII
Conclusions regarding the divisions of the Pleistocene
1
–
15
Limits of the Pleistocene
1
The Blanco Pliocene
1
Divisions of the Pleistocene
2
Elevation of Continent
3
Connections of North America with South America and Asia
3
Sources of vertebrates
4
Richness of Pleistocene life
4
Evolution during the Pleistocene
5
Extinction of species
6
The earliest Pleistocene, the Nebraskan
7
The Aftonian interglacial
10
The Yarmouth interglacial
12
The Illinois glacial
12
The Sangamon interglacial
12
The Peorian interglacial
13
The Wisconsin and the Wabash beds
13
Coastal Plain terraces
13
Conspectus of Geology and Vertebrate PalÆontology of the Pleistocene
14
–
15
Finds of Pleistocene cetaceans in eastern North America
17
–
20
Ontario
17
Quebec
18
Vermont
19
New Brunswick
19
North Carolina
20
South Carolina
20
Florida
20
Finds of Pleistocene
Pinnipedia
in eastern North America
21
–
30
Grinnell Land
21
Nova Scotia
21
New Brunswick
21
Quebec
21
Ontario
23
Maine
23
New Hampshire
25
Massachusetts
25
New Jersey
190
South Carolina
191
Georgia
193
Florida
194
Alabama
200
Mississippi
200
Tennessee
201
Kentucky
202
Finds of tapirs in eastern North America
203
–
210
Pennsylvania
203
Ohio
203
Indiana
203
Maryland
204
Virginia
204
South Carolina
204
Georgia
206
Florida
206
Mississippi
208
Tennessee
209
Kentucky
209
Rhinoceroses in Florida
211
Finds of peccaries in eastern North America
212
–
223
New York
212
New Jersey
213
Pennsylvania
213
Ohio
214
Michigan
215
Indiana
216
Illinois
218
Wisconsin
219
Maryland
220
Virginia
221
West Virginia
221
South Carolina
221
Florida
222
Tennessee
222
Kentucky
223
Finds of camels in eastern North America
224
–
225
Pennsylvania
224
Florida
224
Tennessee
225
Finds of
Odocoileus
in eastern North America
351
West Virginia
354
North Carolina
355
South Carolina
361
Georgia
368
Florida
372
Alabama
384
Mississippi
385
Tennessee
393
Kentucky
400
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