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Contribution to the Knowledge of
the Fossil Mammalian
Fauna of Java.

cji.

; • . VI

BY

F. H.VANDERMAAREL,

TABLES OF MEASUREMENTS,

•IBLIOTHEER DER
RIJKSUNIVERSITEIT
U T R E C H T. fl

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TABLES OF MEASUREMENTS.

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I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

i4

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

c?
26

c?

27

28 ■■

29

I

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

lOO

100

100

loo

100

100

ICQ

100

100

100

100

100

100

ICQ

ICQ

100

7

42.7

42.6

40.9

43.2

40.9

44.0

43.1

41.1

41.5

39-5

40.9

-

40.6

38.8

40.6

40.2

± 43-7

39.0

40.1

43-4

40.6

± 40-7

41.0

40.0

42.8

41.4

45.6

1-7

57-3

57-4

59.1

56.8

59.1

56.0

56.9

58.9

58.7

60.5

59.1

-

594

61.2

59-4

59.8

56.3

61.0

59-9

56.6

59-4

59-3

59.0

60.0

57-2

58.6

54-4

(i-7)-7

14.6

14.8

18.2

13.6

18.2

12.0

13.8

17.8

17.4

21.0

9

18.2

-

18.8

22.4

9

i8.8

19.6

12.6

22.0

19.8

13.2

18.8

18.6

18.0

20.0

0

14.4

17.2

8.8

Ti.

8

21.3

20.4

22.3

9

18.9

19.5

19.6

20.3

22.6

2

19.3

20.0

21.7

9

17.1

c?

20.2

19.4

19.1

19.7

19.3

20.2

19.5

21.1

i8.2

S

20.6

19.8

19.0

f

19.5

22.2

9

19.6

0
21.9

9

21

18.4

20.6

16.5

16.9

17.9

18.7

20.1

20.7

19.9

18.6

18.0

17.6

14.2

16.0

16.5

i6.i

i6.8

20.1

14.5

16.2

17.1

13-7

16.1

16.7

16.5

16.8

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26.2

9

9

9

9

9

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b. bubalus

our own fossil

var.

quot;buffelus

b. bubalus

b. bubalus

buflfelus

specimens

sondaicus
(kerabau)

palaeo-
kcrabauquot;

(ami)

var.
palaeindicus

platyceros

min.

max.

min.

max.

min. max.

min.

max.

min. max.

i

475

565

486

529

544

_

_

z

396

457

408

428

446

3

246

285

242

267

269

4

ca 200

ca

210

204

222

187

202

215

211

222

5

200

200

200

200

200 200

zoo

200

200 200

200

6

ca 78

ca

103

94

132

95

103

1x3

78 118

107

7

200

ca

228

198

237

218

213

236

219

8

95

125

98

106

110

-

9

69

75

64

87

66 87

76

88

74 90

10

ca 220

ca

255

197

237

164 176

173

229

182 232

ii

99

ca

110

99

124

109

109

117

108 115

—•

12

ca 65

118

82

147

156

106

131

iii

13

112

158

ca 55

119

93 96

89

116

128 130

119

14

114

133

107

131

— —

120

15\')

ca 143

162

157

176

149

163

137

167

16

42

ca

66

44

60

45

40

57

39 46

57

17

ca

, 61

55

72

57

59

69

52 54

69

18

ca

, 61

53

67

52

54

61

47

19

253

318

276

300

310

20

214

200

222

210

202

213

200

21

117

151

72

124

123

82

149

133 139

22

74

95

53

76

92

54

ca 78

51 65

79

23

308

408

214

357

392

236

276

338

393

24

ca 970

ca

992

281

539

25

514

loio

983

—\'

26

635

1421

907

— ■

27

ca 1362

cai379

—•

28

292

1299

532

29

ca1256

ca 1285

■—■

30

723

1046

974

1) See note 3 under tabic B.

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Nos. of table
of measure-
ments

Our own fossil
specimens

B. bubalus.
var. sondaicus
(Kerabau)

B. bubalus
(Ami)

B. bubalus var.
palaeindicus

quot;Buffelus
palaeokera-
bauquot;

Buffelus
platy-
ceros

Stremme

(i9ii)p. 127

min. max.

min. max.\'

min. max.

min. max.

min. max.

i: 8

XXII: XIX

—.

4.42—5.84

4.93—4.99

4.96

i: 5

XXII: XX

2.36—2.83

2.64—2.72

2.43

4: 13

III: XVII

1.33—1.53

1.82—3.87

1.86—2.28

1.66

2.02

1.86

2: 9

IV: I

4.63—7.02

4.87—5.80

4.67

2: 4

IV: III

1.89—2.15

2.00—2.18

2.18

2:10

IV: V

— ■

1.88—2.17

1.87—2.53

2.32

17: I8

IX: X

1.01

0.97—1.18

1.03—1.13

1.15

1.08

10: 9

V:I

3.15—3.41

2.35—3.72

2.29—2.60

2.37—2.60

2.01—2.48

20: 9

XIV: I

2.86

2-51—3-35

2.30—2.81

2.61

2.40

1: 20

XXII: XIV

2.21—2.62

2.56—2.62

2.32

2: 20

IV: XIV

1.85—2.14

2.06—2.12

1.95

10: 20

V:XIV

1.15

0.93—I.II

0.81—1.13

0.91

0.84

lo: 13

V: XVII

1.52—1.99

1.87—3.14

1.66—1.98

1.43—1.78

1.71—1.90

19: 7

XXIV: XII

1.181.46

1.31—1.41

1.26

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Condylo-basal length (from post, border of occipital condylc to

front border of prcmaxillary of thc same side........

Length from vertex cranit to tip of nasals..........

Width of constriction of forehead between base of horn-core and

orbit..........................

Greatest width of forehead at superior border of orbit.....

Interval between supra-orbital foramina ...........

Interval between tuljcra malaria...............

Length of horn on outer curve...............

Length of horn-core on outer curve.............

Circumference of horn-core at base..............

Greatest diameter of horn-core at base............

Transverse diameter of horn-core at base...........

Maximum span of horns..................

Maximum span of horn-cores................

Tip-to-tip interval of horns.................

Tip-to-tip interval of horn-cores...............

Interval between tip of nasals and tip of horn........

Interval between tip of nasals and tip of horn-core......

Interval between bases of horns (horn-cores).........

Interval between vertex cranii and lower border of foramen magnum

Interval between ditto and upper border of ditto.......

Interval between occipital crest and vertex cranii.......

Interval between upper border of for. magnum and occipital crest
Interval between posterior border of meatus auditivus externus

osseus of either side...................

Greatest breadth of occiput through petrosals.........

Width of occiput between extremities of temporal fossae ....
Greatest interval between temporal fossae in the pre-occipital region

Greatest length of temporal fossa..............

Interval between front border of orbit and ditto of premaxillary

of same side.......................

Height of orbit (measured perpendicular to upper surface of cranium)
Interval between upper border of orbit and alveolar margin of molars
Interval between outer surfaces of zygomatic arches ......

Width of palate immediately in front of for. palatinum majus
Interval between posterior border of palatinum and front border

of premaxilla.......................

Interval between front border of premaxilla and line connecting P^

of either side......................

Length of premolar and molar series .............

Length of fissura palatina..................

Width of ditto.......................

Median depth of cranium at post, border of palatinum and perpendi-
cular to palate......................

Interval between extremities of paroccipital processes......

Interval between external angles of occipital condyles.....

Elevation of tip of nasals above palate............

Bibos
sondaicus

Bibos sondaicus var. lowi

Bibos sondaicus

§

13
X
2

S o

E 00
id
if

A

D

from
Java
Leyden

from
E. Borneo
Leyden

from
Borneo
Amsterdam

from
Borneo
Amsterdam

from
Java
Leyden

from
Java
Leyden

from
Java
Amsterdam

Amsterdam

Utrecht

type specimen
of adult S

type specimen
of old $

type specimen
of adult 9

old c?

adult (?

adult (J

old $

old S

old S

454
350

162
188
89—no
158
331

170

52

46
309

74

587

598

230

158

137
66
78

176
205

76

112

151
254

59

141
191

94

279

142
132

60
16

151

93

70

467
386

196
224
98
170
L 563. R 615

268
96
ca 63
684

371

598

314

210
180
95

85

206
248

94
110
164

L 272. R 260
57

145

210

477
342

443
322

171
193

80—133
133
466
321
232
82

61
459
443
210
384
579
537
256
162

135

77
66

174

205

62
107
150

243

57
138
184
79

266

132

133
64

17

136
82
97
74

491
410

182

2X0

98-161

135

636
478

254
88
69
812
795
633

ca 710
790

756

305

179
154
71

ca 85
217

245

104
129

173

262
62
148
210
81

293
144

140

474
365

186

219

91—155

162
612

235

85

ca 57
744

426

588

304
198
170
100
77

209
244
118

156

259

61
146

220

86

284

140
132
60

524

402
212

237

no—168
168
735

298
108
84
828

342
555

339
227
200
114

500
450

205
232
109—157
166

571

260
96
ca 61
895

724

L655. R 683

333
205
170

87
87

222
251
109
123
172

300
63

ca 167
221

296
164

179

90—116
127
345

245

206

71

61

339
330

177
267

532

487
230

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9
10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21
22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

253
89—145

171

540

255

106
63
6^1

376

645
268

197
179

ca loi
ca 87

209

244

100

117

161

271
57

153

218

14

85

163
186
86
100
140

226

58

125

175
78

247

120
136

65
17

127

240
283

94
124
180

280
66
162
221
94

313

162

137

60
16

166

114
114
86

298

142
132
63
16

156
ca 80
103
74

286

135

140

55
16

158
ca 118
109
75

144

74
22

1^8

107
ca 70

152

94
102

76

117
85

Our own fossil specimens

a

y

from

from

from

E. Java

E. Java

E. Java

quot;one-

quot;two-

detachcd

hornedquot;

hornedquot;

horn-corc

specimen

specimen

old S

adult $

old S

438

433

353

182

. 176

205

ca 215

95-139

98-126

137

140

560

550

610

245

248

288

89

87

102

60

64

76

ca 924

944

ca 870

915

550

_

ca 260

ca 269

152

156

87

ca 82

ca 190

187

116

80

— .

III

109

153

159

243

235

61

60

130

145

207

8d

76

270

264

126

124

126

124

54

47

16

14

149

142

100

90

77

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Condylo-basal length (from post, border of occipital condyle to front

border of prcmaxillary of the same side.............

Length from vertex cranii to tip of nasals.............

Width of constriction of forehead between base of horn-core and orbit

Greatest width of forehead at superior border of orbit........

Interval between supra-orbital foramina...............

Interval between tubera malaria..................

Length of horn on outer curve..................

Length of horn-corc on outer curvc................

Circumferencc of horn-core at base.................

Greatest diameter of horn-corc at base...............

Transverse diameter of horn-core at base..............

Maximum span of horns......................

Maximum span of horn-cores...................

Tip-to-tip interval of horns....................

Tip-to-tip interval of horn-cores..................

Interval between tip of nasals and tip of horn............

Interval between tip of nasals and tip of horn-corc.........

Greatest interval between bases of horns (horn-cores)........

Interval between vertex cranii and lower border of foramen magnum

Interval between ditto and upper border of ditto..........

Interval between occipital crcst and vertex cranii...........

Interval between upper border of foramen magnum and occipital crest
Interval between posterior border of meatus auditivus externus osseus

of cither side..........................

Greatest breadth of occiput through petrosals............

Width of occiput between extremities of temporal fossae.......

Greatest interval between temporal fossae in the pre-occipital region

Greatest length of temporal fossa..................

Interval between front border of orbit and ditto of premaxillary of same side
Height of orbit (measured perpendicular to upper surface of cranium)
Interval between upper border of orbit and alveolar margin of molars

Interval between outer surfaces of zygomatic arches.........

Width of palate immediately in front of for. palatinum majus.....

Interval between posterior border of palatinum and front border of

premaxillary..........................

Interval between front border of premaxillary and line connecting P^ of

cither side . ..........................

Length of premolar and molar series................

Length of fissura palatina.....................

Width of ditto ..........................

Median depth of cranium at post, border of palatinum and perpendicular

to palate............................

Interval between extremities of paroccipital processes.........

Interval between external angles of occipital condyles........

Elevation of tip of nasals above palate...............

Our own fossil specimen

old lt;?

adult (?

500
403
208

234

108—159
156

640
280

102
^

ca 1055

994

628
ca 297

174

99

500

20}
ca 248
113—146
162

635

286
100
74

1090
1057

3

4

5

6

7

8

9
10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20
21
22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

ca 311
180

ca 95

216

92
126
184
271
69
167

ca 217

132
127
175

278

70

148
236

91

308

144
144
62
18

170

114

305

143
143

54
16

164

104

Bihos sondaicus

Bibos

Bibos sondaicus

var.

lowi

sondaicus

A

B

C

D

E

a

c

old S

old lt;?

old S

old S .

adult S

adult c?

old J

adult 9

500

500

500

500

500

500

500

500

383

450

413

384

418

363

358

385

196

205

210

202

185

193

210

178

231

232

240

226

214

218

244

207

96—164

109—157

105

105—160

100—164

90—150

93—152

98—121

171

166

182

160

137

150

179

174

646

571

L 603. R 658

701

648

526

566

364

_

_

487

362

—•

248

260

287

284

259

262

267

187

90

96

103

103

90

93

III

57

ca 60

ca 61

ca 67

So

70

69

66

51

785

895

733

790

827

518

66i

340

;—•

810

500

449

724

397

326

645

237

394

81

ca 723

433

-

-

620

L 655. R 683

640

530

804

654

676

646

11°

606

658

321

353

336

323

311

289

281

253

209

205

225

217

182

183

206

174

179

170

193

191

157

152

188

151

105

87

102

109

72

87

ca 106

73

81

87

91

ca 85

ca 87

74

91

86

220

222

221

229

221

196

219

194

257

251

266

270

249

231

256

226

124

109

Id

90

106

70

105

84

123

118

118

131

121

123

123

165

172

176

172

176

169

169

166

273

300

L 291. R 278

267

267

274

284

280

64

63

61

63

63

64 -

60

65

154

ca 167

155

155

151

156

160

155

232

221

225

211

214

208

228

210

91

94

90

82

89

92

103

300

306

299

298

300

312

307

148

144

145

155

147

149

149

156

139

150

131

143

150

138

145

63

74

59

57

72

66

66

19

22

17

15

19

17

18

160

_

169

158

161

154

163

166

99

ca 126

109

93

ca 84

108

quot;7

quot;7

109

109

109

108

102

• 80

85

80

82

ca 71

84

78

77

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Our own fossil
specimens

Bibos sondaicus

a

/5

A

B

C

D

E

5:23 . .

0.96

0.94

0.89

0.92

0.95

0.88

0.84

3:25 . .

1-57

2.20

1.58

1.88

2.09

2.26

1-75

19:25 . .

1.31

1.95

1.68

1.88

2.23

2.41

1.72

4: 3 • •

1.13

1.22

1.18

1.13

1.14

1.12

1.15

4: 6 . .

1.50

1.54

I-35

1.40

1.32

1.42

1.56

19:21 . .

1-75

1.90

1.98

1.36

2.21

1.99

2.52

25:40 . .

1.16

0.89

1.16

0.62

0.86

0.82

0.97

2:28 . .

1.45

1.40

1.50

1.42-1.48

1.44

1.56

19:23 . .

0.80

0.83

0.95

0.92

1.02

0.95

0.82

19:25 . .

1.31

1.95

1.68

1.88

2.23

2.41

1.72

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I

Greatest length of cranium (from tip of nasals to posterior

surface of occipital condyles).............

_

598

645

ca 610

2

Greatest width of ditto (interval between outer surfaces of

zygomatic arches)..................

_

_

360
199

III

391

3

4

3

Breadth between proc. postorbitalcs of frontals .....

254
174

194

95

198

119

4

13

2

Transverse width of nasals below vertex of nasal arch ....

5

6

Least distance between the cristac fronto-parietales.....

35

54

6

Perpendicular from a line tangential to the summit of occipital

crest and vertex of nasal arch to the depression of frontals

99

_

67

_

7

2

14

Greatest breadth of occiput...............

341

270

304

__

8

7

10

Interval between outer angles of occipital condyles ....

195

134

48

136

_

9

8

15

Horizontal diameter of for. magnum ..........

46

10

I

Height of occiput (from lower edge of for. magnum to summit

of occipital crest)..................

259

194

197

_

II

22

Interval between naso-maxillary notch and tip of nasals

152

145

ca 140

12

21

Interval between ditto and anterior border of orbit . . .

_

108

119

ca 115

13

12

20

Distance from posterior surface of occipital condyle to anterior

border of orbit of the corresponding side.......

449

383

398

ca 420

14\')

5

Distance from anterior border of orbit to posterior border of

meatus auditorius externus..............

_

_

15

14

Height of vertex of nasal arch above palate.......

238
324

152
248

J J

154

272

ca 149

16

6

Total length of the seven molars............

17

Length of premolar series (measured at the buccal side). .

_

135

_

18

10

Distance between internal extremities of fossae glenoidales

86

94

ca 75

19

Distance between tips of proc. glenoidales (from middle of top

to ditto of other side)................

_

143

_

20

24

Distance from post, surface of occipital condyle to ditto ofM®

of corresponding side................

_

245

255

267

21

II

42

Interval between lower edge of for. magnum and median

posterior extremity of palate.....

368

283

— ,

As it is not improbable that Cuvier and Stremme measured from anterior border of orbit to anterior

RHINOCEROS SONDAICUS

Cuvier
(1822)
p. 37

Toula
(1002)
table

I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

II

12

13

14

15

16

646

611

641

595

640

639

622

601

616

627

642

634

616

590

354

328

347

339

565

346

337

326

339

325

354

361

354

218

167

183

182

183

192

194

173

171

182

204

218

190

184

172

197

99

87

88

85

81

93

95

91

94

95

107

107

100

87

87

95

ca 42

55

67

50

56

69

63

47

46

37

60

62

52

70

59

53

47

60

48

60

59

61

61

57

65

60

58

306

281

275

296

289

299

289

291

289

276

302

310

320

271

294

303

153

142

130

142

139

144

134

123

145

132

149

145

144

130

145

132

50

42

46

45

50

50

48

43

45

45

44

49

45

46.

43

42

226

204

212

205

226

212

231

205

210

213

229

222

219

196

218

160

152

159

150

159

157

149

144

153

161

163

151

151

160

, —

117

100

no

97

106

108

103

109

102

. 102

102

112

102

quot;7

398

374

393

373

400

401

406

369

376.

385

400

404

383

390

390

385

306

309

330

291

326

323

322

302

304

316

304

328

320

cai54

144

135

152

136

147

143

164

162

cai37

160

148

163

-

250

254

247

245

243

-257

239

241

266

247

256

256

248

-

125

133

122

125

119

130

126

125

132

128

126

128

-

99

105

96

87

84

92

ICQ

91

88

ICI

91

90

, .92

95

90

141

151

135

130

152

150

161

131

148

147

149

162.

142

258

241

256

261

274

282

259

239

240

240

264

261.

235

230

295

294

313

290

289

ca 308

303

279

282

290

310

297

ca 290

03329

ca 329

305

tiorder or middle of meatus auditorius extcrnus, I thought it better not to use the values given by them.

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RHINOCEROS SONDAICUS.

•S\'l
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f I

specimens.

A

a

a

b

I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

II

12

13

14

15

16

I

Greatest length of cranium (from tip of nasals to posterior surface of

occipital condyles)........................

625

648

ca58i

649

653

652

638

640

637

613

651

655

651

642

628

643

605

2

Greatest width of ditto (interval between outer surfaces of zygomatic arches)

362

372

356

351

353

364

365

345

332

353

361

338

354

357

370

3

Breadth between proc. postorbitales of frontals...........

226

203

200

189

219

179

186

195

183

192

191

188

182

189

204

216

198

189

176

205

4

Transverse width of nasals below vertex of nasal arch........

155

99

112

133

99

93

90

91

81

93

94

99

100

99

107

106

104

89

89

99

5

Least distance between the cristae fronto-parietales..........

37

54

ca 42

59

68

54

56

69

62

51

49

38

60

61

54

72

6

Perpendicular from a line tangential to the summit of occipital crcst and

vertex of nasal arch to the depression of frontals.........

88

67

—■

59

57

48

64

48

60

58

66

65

59

65

59

61

7

Greatest breadth of occiput....................

304

282

306

—■

308

301

280

317

289

298

285

315

307

287

302

307

334

278

302

315

8

Interval between outer angles of occipital condyles..........

174

140

137

154

152

132

152

139

144

132

133

154

137

149

144

150

133

149

137

9

Horizontal diameter of for. magnum................

30

46

50

45

47

48

50

50

47

47

48

47

44

49

47

47

44

44

lO

Height of occiput (from lower edge of for. magnum to summit of occipital

231

203

198

227

218

2I6

220

226

211

228

222

223

221

229

220

229

201

226

II

Interval between naso-maxillary notch and tip of nasals.......

159

146

cai33

161

163

162

161

159

157

147

156

163

167

163

150

158

164

12

Interval between ditto and anterior border of orbit.........

113

120

ca iio

118

107

112

104

106

108

lOI

118

109

106

102

III

107

120

13

Distance from posterior surface of occipital condyle to anterior border

of orbit of the corresponding side................

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

400

Distance from anterior border of orbit to posterior border of meatus

auditorius externus.......................

—.

325

308

330

336

312

326

322

317

327

323

328

304

325

334

15

Height of vertex of nasal arch above palate.............

212

159

155

ca 142

cai5 5

154

137

163

136

147

141

178

172

cai42

160

147

170

16

Total length of the seven molars..................

289

259

273

251

272

251

245

242

253

259

256

276

247

253

261

254

17

Length of premolar series (measured at the buccal side).......

—:

136

126

142

124

125

119

128

137

133

137

128

125

134

18

Distance between internal extremities of fossae glenoidales......

90

94

ca 71

99

112

98

93

84

92

99

99

94

105

91

89

96

97

94

19

Distance between tips of proc. glenoidales (from middle of top to ditto

of other side)..........................

144

142

161

137

139

152

150

159

142

157

153

149

160

148

20

Distance from post, surface of occipital condyle to ditto of M^ of cor-

responding side.........................

256

256

254

259

258

261

280

274

281

255

259

255

249

264

258

245

236

21

Interval between lower edge of for. magnum and median posterior

extremity of palate.......................

328

296

296

314

319

311

289

ca307

299

302

300

301

310

294

ca305

337

337

317

See the note on table K.

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Cor-
responding

nos.
of Stremme

(1911).

p. 94

Rhinoceros
sivalensis

quot;Rhino-
ceros
siva-
sondaicusquot;

Our
own fossil
specimens

Rhinoceros sondaicus

A

a

a

b

i

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

ii

12

13

14

15

16

7

: 10

2 : i

1.32

1.59

1-54

_

1-35

1.38

1.30

1.44

1.28

1.41

1.25

1.42

1.38

1.30

1.32

1.40

1.46

1.50

1.39

7

: 18

2 : 10

3-14

3.23

3.09

2.68

2.86

3.40

3-44

3.25

2.89

3.20

5.28

2.73

3.32

3-44

3.48

3.09

3-37

i6

: 18

6 : 10

2.88

2.89

2-53

2.42

2-57

2.92

2.64

2-57

2.63

2.74

2.63

2.71

2.84

2.72

2.61

i6

: 3

6:4

1.28

1.28

1-37

1.15

1.52

1-35

1.34

1.27

1.32

1.38

1.41

1.46

1.21

1.17

1.32

1.44

15

: 4

14 : 13

1-37

1.60

1.39

1.25

1.56

1.66

1-53

1.79

1.68

1.58

1.51

1.80

1.72

1.44

1.50

1.38

1.63

13

: 21

12 : ii

1.22

1-35

-

1-35

1.27

1.26

1.29

1.38

1.30

1.34

1.32

1.33

1-33

1.29

1.36

1.32

1.19

1.19

1.26

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Rhinoceros
sondaicus.

1

Nquot;. of
cranium.

pi

ps

p3

p4

Ml

M3

left
right

1 i b

1

b

1

b

1

b

1

b

1

b

1

b

i -
^ ( -

0.73
0.76

0.72
0.73

0.88
0.97

0.93
0.95

I.GO

1.00

I.OG
I.GG

1.G5
1.13

I.GG
I.OG

ca 1.15
ca 1.21

1.00
1.00

1.34
ca 1.37

G.89
G.91

a S

(ca 0.50

0.41

0.40

0.76
0.74

0.77
0.76

0.90
0.88

0.96
0.93

I.GO

1.00

I.OG
I.OG

1.00

I.OG

I.G2

0.98

I.G7
I
.G7

1.02
1.00

ca 1.17
1.17

1.02

g.86

1.
r.

^ (cao.50

0.37

ca 0.68

0.76

ca 0.88

0.93

1.00

1.00

1.03

1.07

ca 1.13

1.09

ca I.IG

g.93

1.
r.

quot; 1 MS

0.40
0.40

0.78
0.76

0.79
0.79

0.90
0.92

0.98
0.94

1.00
1.00

I.OG
1.00

1.08
1.13

1.02

I.G2

1.13
1.13

1.04
1.04

I.IG

1.13

0.89
0.87

1.
r.

\' ^ -

0.40

0.81
0.81

0.78
0.76

0.97
0.89

0.98
0.98

1.00
1.00

I.GO

1.00

ca 1.06
ca 1.08

I.GO
I.G2

i.g8
1.14

1.02
1.02

1.19

0.84
0.88

1.

r.

1 0-55
^ (cao.31

0.34
0.32

0.74
0.69

0.71
0.71

0.89
0.92

0.95
0.93

1.00

I.CO

I.GG
I.GG

1.08

I.G5

I.GG
I.OG

ca 1.21
1.15.

I.G5

1.04

1.21
1.23

0.91
G.91

1.
r.

\\ 0.61

^ i 0.59

0.38
0.38

0.75
0.76

0.75
0.75

0.94
0.92

0.96
0.96

1.00
1.00

I.OG
I.GG

ca 1.14
i.g8

1.04
1
.04

1.19
1.11

1.04
1.04

ca 1.17
ca
1.19

0.88
0.87

1.
r.

^ca 0.63
^
(ca 0.63

i 0.38
0.38

ca 0.70
ca 0.76

6.71
0.70

ca 0.90
ca 0.92

0.89
0.89

I.GO

1.00

1.00

I.GO

ca 1.05
ca
1.05

1.04
I
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ca 1.05

ca I.II

1.04
1.04

ca 1. 15
ca 1.18

I.GG

0.96

1.
r.

6 }

0.33

0.70

0.71

0.83

0.97

I.GO

i.og

1.03

0.98

1.15

I.G2

1.63

0.90

1.
r.

quot; 1 =

_

0.75
0.75

0.75
0.73

0.88
0.93

0.93
0.93

I.og

1.00

I.OG
I.GO

1.08
1.08

1.02
1.04

I.IG
1.10

1.02
1.04

ca 1.08
ca 1.15

g.88
g.88

1.
r.

12 1

-

0.67

0.70

0.70
0.70

0.84
0.86

0.92
0.92

1.00
1.00

I.go
I.GO

1.05
1.05

0.98

I.OG

1.07
1.07

1.00
1.00

ca 1.12
ca 1.14

0.87
0.88

1.
r.

.4

0.50

0.33

0.75

0.67

1.03

0.92

1.00

1.00

I.II 1.06

1.22

1.10

1.42

0.94

quot;Rhinoceros \\
sivasondaicusquot;. /

0.53

0.47

0.74

0.79

0.95

1.02

1.00

I.GG

1.03

I.IG

1.18

I.IG

1-37

0.96

Our own fossil specimen.

a i -
( 0.55

0.38

1

0.75
0.75

0.75
cao.71

0.93

0.90

1.00
1.
00

I.og
1.00

1.G3

I.gg

1.04

1.13

1.10

I.G9
I.G7

1.28
1.25

0.93
0.91

1.
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1nbsp;Condylo-basal length.........

2nbsp;Zygomatic breadth.........

5 Rostral constriction.........

4nbsp;Rostral expansion..........

5nbsp;Occipital breadth..........

6nbsp;Occipital depth (to basion)......

7nbsp;Median depth between orbits.....

8nbsp;Nasal [greatest length]........

9nbsp;Height of orbit...........

10nbsp;Width of orbit...........

11nbsp;Elevation of orbit above level of forehead

12nbsp;Mandible (condyle to front of alveolus of

canine)............

13nbsp;Coronoid height........

14nbsp;Canine width [between outer alveolar mar

gin of canines]........

15nbsp;Length of symphysis [without median

spine]............

16nbsp;Maxillary toothrow (alveoli) . . .

17nbsp;Mandibular toothrow (alveoli) . .

18nbsp;Width of palate at anterior lobe of M^
first upper molar [length i) X breadth

at base of crown]........

second upper molar [length X breadth
third upper molar [ „nbsp;„

fiirst lower molar [ „nbsp;„

second lower molar [ „nbsp;„

third lower molar [ „nbsp;„

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23

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Leyden

Leyden

Leyden

Leyden

Leyden

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Utrecht

Utrecht

Ml

Ml

Ml

Ml

Ml

Ml

Ml

M,

M,

M,

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M,

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M,

ca 660
402
122

290

291
196

157

345
73
62
32

524
325

322

157

603

373
106
287
271
194

155
342
75

65

37
476

314

315
151

ca 585
362

94
272

254

169

147

332

72
57

27

476
360

340

144

626
390
119

285

278
192
152
304

70

60
34

509

326
307
152

ca 685
410

117

344
278

162
380

79
66
38

556
363

395

169

261
285
63

42x45
32X57
61X55

39X38
51X46
70x44

514

337

ICQ

218
222
163
130
260
66
60

15

405
272

258
quot;5

497
356

102
230
256
172
131
234
69
57

25

406
264

259

665

385
98

296
284

171
165
357
73
59
40

525

320
346

541

329
88
244

225
167

145

284
66
60
18

450
249

265

134

765

480

177

386

339
221
208
430

78
67

22

601
402

407

197

272
310
95

46x43

50X 50
54X50
45X36
50X41
72x42

668
410

quot;7
308
281
188
166
365
82
66
50

513
352

351

171

ca65 5
410
127

337
297

197

185
350

79
61
30

571
348

366

177

695

431

109
322
292
ca 195

179

410

79
66

44

581
350

374

167
282
286
69

41X44
47X44

50X-
42X32
46X 38
68X-

635
410
100
304
296

197

156
360

78

60
41

541

340

341

164

712

405

115
325

296

185

180
401
80

72

36

585

359

367
114

257

146
312

65

64
36

480

315

282
149

169

46

40X45
-X-
-X-
38X35
-X-
-X-

60
41X42

-X-
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37x34

-X-
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64

41X44
-X-
-X-
40X37
59x41
-X-

67

42X42
-X-
-X-
41 X 36
-X-
-X-

65

40X46
-X-
-X-
41x39
56x39
-X-

71

40x37
-X-
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39x30
-X-
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70

68

45 X46
54X58
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50X45

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66

36x40
48x49
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37x32
42x41
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63

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42X47

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37X30
49X33
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63

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45 X44
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36x33
44X36
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55

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37x34

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49X-
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40X-
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51x50
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Leyden

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ster-

n°. 34787

n°. 123387

dam

Ml

Ml

M3

M3

M.

M3

M3

M3

M3

690

730

652

627

637

_

645

646

764

ca 435

435

404

405

400

386

396

ca 418

468

110

144

118

120

quot;5

lOI

107

110

163

332

370

340

308

319

290

299

ca 342

381

278

332

277

277

272

254

287

ca 278

315

196

214

197

192

188

178

ca 198

222

181

208

167

171

165

147

162

165

175

390

400

ca 372

345

372

347

377

353

374

75

90

81

76

72

64

70

69

82

70

65

66

65

63

70

70

ca 68

76

24

40

50

35

30

40

35

ca 34

43

587

620

547

524

552

514

542

531

607

355

410

372

335

358

311

340

319

363

385

403

361

345

361

307

346

ca 354

427

168

224

179

177

162

160

160

171

197 \'

265

258

254

246

254

239

234

231

265 i

293

286

277

264

277

258

260

261

294 1

68

76

59

68

70

61

57

60

93 1

45x41

46x46

41 X41

39x45

40X39

39X40

37X41

33x37

43x48

53X45

51X51

48X51

49X55

47X48

44X51

47x52

37X42

48 X 54

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-X-

53x49

51x55

52X —

50X 50

48 X 50

44X45

46X 51

51X34

41X35

36x33

37X31

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36x35

38X32

40 X

59X35

57X39

56x42

47X40

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44x42

48X42

48x38

50x48

-X-

-X-

74x44

72X40

70 X —

72X41

64X41

64x35

77X45

Measured at outer side of tooth.

It is almost certain, that cranium and lower jaw of specimen 12 do not belong to one another.

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I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

II

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

1.59
am

1.68

1.61

1-55
am

1.59
am

1.63

1.60

1-57
am

1.67

1.59
am

1.60

1.61

1-55
am

1.63

1-73
aus

1.76
aus

1.61

Difference in mm. between height and
breadth of orbit..........

5
atn

25
am

13

am

II
am

9
am

— 6
aus

0

am

I

am

6
am

13

am

II
am

i 8
am

13

am

18
am

16
am

14

am

8
am

10
am

i: 16............

2.60

2.83
aus

2-57
am

2-55
am

2.51
am

2.76

2.80
aus

2.88
aus

2,62

2.92
aus

2.47
am

Situation of top C with regard to alveolar
margin of £............

above
aus

above
aus

above
aus

above
aus

above
aus

above
aus

above
aus

above
aus

above
aus

above
aus

above
aus

above
aus

above
aus

1

above
aus

1

above
aus

Situation of posterior border of for.
infraorbitalis with regard to upper
premolars........

middle
ps

am

front

p4

aus

front
pi

aus

middle

p4

front
pi

aus

front
pi

aus

middle

p3

am

front
pi

aus

front

p3

front
pi

aus

middle
pa

am

front
pi

aus

front
pi

aus

front

p3

am

front
pi

aus

middle

p3

am

front
pi

• aus

Sec note 2 belonging to table P.
Only M\'\' and M® are present.

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H. sivalensis

H. ira-

vaticus

II. nama

dicus

H. palaeindicus

Our own fossil specimens

__

small var-

F.A.S.
pl. LVIII,

type-

I

II

III

F.A.S.

typecal

F.A.S.

F.A.S.

F.A.S.

F.A.S.

pi. LXI,

iety ?var

pi. LVIl,

pi. LVIII,

pi. LVIII,

pi. LVII.

fig- 5

angusti-

form

fig. 10

fig. 2

fig. 3

fig. 1

fig-5

Right
horizontal
ramus

Fragment-
ary
lower jaw

Lydekker
1884, p. 40

dens
Lydekker
1884, p. 41

Lydekker
1884, p. 41

Lydekker
1884, p. 42

Lydekker
1884, p. 44

Lydekker
1884, p. 44

Lydekker
1884, P- 44

Lydekker
1884, p .44

Lydekker
1884, p. 46

Lydekker
1884, p. 46

Lydekker
1884, p. 46
pi. VI.
fig. 2

Lydekker
1884, p. 46

Lower jaw

pLVI,

fig. I

2

Length of symphysis.....

180

I}0

104

132

149

127

137

ca 145

ca 132

■ —

2

Interval between canines 1:2. .

20}

_

_

113

183

236

251

208

236

ca 215

ca 220

0.56

0.59

_

0.61

0.58

__

0.67

0.60

0.89

1.1}

0.57

132

__

124

132

—.

74

3

Depth at Pi..........

quot;7

74

no

118

46

4

Longer diameter of C.....

61

_

_

38

42

47

54

57

60

ca 41

_

_

108

103

ca 100

5

Depth of ramus at Mj.....

107

112

ca 198

_

_

__

_

.—

194

6

Lenght of Ave last check teeth .

196

216

__

_

_

_

35

34

7

Length of Mi.........

31

38

28

_

_

_

29

8

Width of ditto.........

24

33

_

_

32

39

33

9

Length of Mj.........

43

48

_

_

35

32

30

10

Width of ditto.........

31

39

48

_

_

55

II

Length of M3.........

56

72

36

_

_

_

34

30

12

Width of ditto.........

33

41

Longer diameter of Ii.....

33

30

46

46

50

38

ca 27

13

34

31

32

23

23

16

18

15

ca 25

14

Longer diamei-cr of Ij.....

25

■—•

25

23

19

36

38

34

47

46

51

47

■—■

15

Longer diameter of I3.....

33

31

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MEASUREMENTS OF M\' OF i ^TEGODON AIRAWANA.

Hind talon

Fore talon

molar
r.nbsp;1.

molar
r. 1.

molar
1.

molar
1.

molar
r. 1.

molar
1.

molar
1.

molar
1.

molar
r. 1.

molar
1.

molar
r. 1.

molar

molar
1.

molar
r. 1.

1.

96c

87c

86

93

90c
77

97c
82

94

95
86

ca68

60

71

73c

71C

65

59c

69

75
80 c

76nbsp;c
68

66 c

32
49

44
62

64 c

56

86

85

85

85
87

85c

83

82

83
85

85c
82c

76

80

77
8i
84c
79c

72

74

62

ca45

82

8ic

76c

71

85
85

8ic
77

70

69c

64nbsp;c

65

79
77c

68c
68

Greatest length at base ] ^

of crown

6ic

86

86

87c

85

83

86

55

85

8?

ca65c

87c

89c

24-

24

16-18

19

ca2i
cai6

14
19

17-19

19

20-22
cai8

7-14

19

20-2Z

19

21
cai9

19-20

20

22-23

19
22
21
ca2o

20-22

19

21

cai8

13

cai3

19

19

19

19

19

22
21

19

19

19

19

19

19

Breadth at base of
crown

cai6

cai9

ca 19

caai

cai8

cai5

ca 20

ca20

at buccal
side

at

palatinal
side

cai4

17

19

56

55

59

59

31

ca 20

56

39

47

44
46

45

50

55

54

54

Height of worn or

very slightly worn ^ F
ridge-crestnbsp;, ^

H

36

46

46

44

55

53

= cement included.
= not developed.

I cannot see why Janensch gives sometimes two values, as he emphasized: quot;Gemessen auszen an der Basisquot;
(p. 176).

M®, our own specimen. Total length, measured along median line of crown i6,j cm.nbsp;1 g^^nbsp;^

gt;gt; gt; 5»nbsp;5»nbsp;\' gt;5nbsp;.nbsp;JJnbsp;)gt; »nbsp;Jgt;nbsp;5gt;nbsp;gt;gt;nbsp;Jgt; 55nbsp;5)nbsp;^7J3nbsp;•nbsp;!

„ , of our own fragment of the cranium. Total length, measured along median line of crown 25 cm. \' Breadth of fore talon included.

Anbsp;= 1

Bnbsp;=

Cnbsp;=

Dnbsp;=

Enbsp;=

Fnbsp;=

Gnbsp;= r

Hnbsp;= 1.

and r. M^. N°. a of Janensch\'s table n°.

M».

and r.nbsp;M®.

» gt;jnbsp;J» •

jgt; gt;gt;nbsp;gt;3

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Concerning m\' and M|

6,

Fore talon

Hind talon

Concerning Mj

w

(x 7)

(x 6)

(x 5)

(x 4)

(x 3)

(x 2)

(x i)

(x)

r. I

r. 1

r. 1,

r.nbsp;1

r.nbsp;1

r. 1.

Greatest length at
base of crown

88c

74
64
58
66
52
47

89c
75

66
53

87c

87c

65

57
51c

83

65
58

50c

82

82

62
55

48 c
47

80

56
48 c

A
B
C
D
E
F
G

79

60
54

46 c
45

ca68
62

59
58c
48
43

71

cajö

51

44
43

43

58

62
50c

57

65c

51c

54
45 c

54
43

57c
50

Breadth at base of
crown

cai6-i9
cai5-i9

13

12-15
9

cai8
cai9

ca 9

15

16-23
18-20

15

cai4
12

16-23
18-20

15

14

12

ca24
20

ca24
20
15-18

17
14

ii

22-23

24

18-23
16-18

15

20-23

18-23
16
16

14

12

ca 13

16
15-17

14

16

16

14

13

11-14

13

11-14
11-16

16-18

14

18

14

cai4

3-8
cay

3-8

38

42

28

27

41

29
28

Height of worn or / ^
very slightly worn I p
ridge-crestnbsp;(
q

28

28

28

28

27

27

25

24

17

Anbsp;= 1. and r. M^. n°. a of Janensch\'s table n°. 6.

Bnbsp;= 1. and r. M^. n°. b „ „nbsp;„ „ 6.

Cnbsp;= r. Ml, our own specimen.
D = 1. and r. M^. n°. a of Janensch\'s table n°. 3.

Enbsp;= 1. and r. M^. n°. b of Janensch\'s table n°. 3.

Fnbsp;= 1. and r. m^. n°. a „ „nbsp;„ „ 2.

G = r. m».nbsp;n°. b „ „nbsp;„ „ 2.

cnbsp;= cement included.

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MEASUREMENTS OF Mj OF STEGODON AIRAWANA

Hind
talon

Fore
talon

13

molar
1.

molar
1.

molar
r. 1.

molar

molar

molar

molar

molar
1.

molar
r. 1.

molar
r.
I 1.

molar

molar

molar
1.

molar
r.
I 1.

molar
r. 1.

1.

1.

1.

1.

r.

67

67c
n

19

ca 58

86c
80

76

86

81

76c

63

82c
77

89c
77

ca 53

ca 53

n
16

76c
64

83c

76

75

87

A
B

Greatest

at the base of { C
the crown

D
E
A

Breadth at the ] B
base of the

D

E

Height of un- \'
worn or very i ^
slightly worn
ridge-crest.

91

78

86
19-24

91

82

83

90
82
81

87

19-23

ca 38

92

91

90
81

91

91

80

82

ca 39

length \\

kac^» f^f /

76
55

72

77

74

77

ca 60

n
16-19

76

ca 40

70
n
21

86
18-23

76

87

19-23

19

86
19-22

87

17-26
ca 18

79
18-22
18

71

16
16

ca 71

19
17

17-26

23-26

18-22

22-26

23-26

22-24

19-23

19-24

20-25

22-27

21-27

22-25

ca 9
ca 10

ca 12
ca 10

24-30 18-30

18-30
60

20-27

n

47
ca 42
n

n

52

n

51

20-27
61

20-21 16-19

22-30

20-28

23-27

24-24

21-25

60

48

61

56

56
56

31

20

45

61

58

61

53

54

58
58

59

59

50^,

50=)

45\')

45\'\')

A = 1. and r. M3 n°. a of Janensch\'s table n°. 7.
B = 1. and r. Mj n°. b „ „ „ „ 7-
C = r. Msnbsp;n°. c „ „ „ „ 7-

D = 1. Msnbsp;n°. d „ „ „ „ 7-

E = 1. and r. M3 of lower jaw of our own collection. Total length of r. M3 (measured along the medif\'
line of the surface of the crown) 27 cm.

= not developed.
^ = cement included.
) Fore talon included.

\') means more than. The base of these ridge-crests is still concealed by the bone.

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DIMENSIONS OF FEMORA :

in cm.

Corpus femoris

Caput femoris

Distal extremity

So Ó

u CO h

0

-

Total
height

Smallest
breadth

Smallest
girth

Dia-
meter

Girth

Breadth
between

epi-
condyli

Girth

at
same
level

Breadth
of facies

arti-
cularis
patellaris

Breadth
between
condyli
femoris

External
length

Internal
length

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