Note 45 — DESCRIPTION OF A CONSIDERABLE PART OF THE SKELETON OF A LARGE EDENTATE MAMMAL, ALLIED TO THE MEGATHERIUM AND ORYCTEROPUS, AND FOR WHICH IS PROPOSED THE NAME OF SCELIDOTHERIUM[44] LEPTOCEPHALUM.
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This beach is covered at spring tides; many parts of the skeleton were encrusted with recent Flustræ, and small marine shells were lodged in the crevices between the bones.