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White Cliffs, Columbia River, Hanford Reach National Monument, Washington Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/white-cliffs-columbia-river-hanford-reach-national-monument-washington-image469758420.htmlRM2J879JC–White Cliffs, Columbia River, Hanford Reach National Monument, Washington
Clearing Winter Storm Over the Central Cascades, White Bluffs Ferry Landing, Columbia River at Hanford Reach National Monument Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/clearing-winter-storm-over-the-central-cascades-white-bluffs-ferry-landing-columbia-river-at-hanford-reach-national-monument-image177980415.htmlRMM9FKRB–Clearing Winter Storm Over the Central Cascades, White Bluffs Ferry Landing, Columbia River at Hanford Reach National Monument
![. Bulletin of the Department of Geology. Geology. 1918] Merriam: Neiv Mammalia from the Idaho Formation 529 from the Idaho beds at locality 3039 is not apparently less Equus-like than the teeth from near Ringold, unless it be in the character of the anterior portion of the protocone, which is unfortunately broken away in the Payette River specimen. The portion of the protocone remain- ing in the Payette River specimen is perhaps a little thicker trans- versely than in the Ringold specimen, but a complete protocone might show more advanced lateral compression.. Fig. 4. Equus idahoensis/ M1?, oc Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RT0GG0/bulletin-of-the-department-of-geology-geology-1918-merriam-neiv-mammalia-from-the-idaho-formation-529-from-the-idaho-beds-at-locality-3039-is-not-apparently-less-equus-like-than-the-teeth-from-near-ringold-unless-it-be-in-the-character-of-the-anterior-portion-of-the-protocone-which-is-unfortunately-broken-away-in-the-payette-river-specimen-the-portion-of-the-protocone-remain-ing-in-the-payette-river-specimen-is-perhaps-a-little-thicker-trans-versely-than-in-the-ringold-specimen-but-a-complete-protocone-might-show-more-advanced-lateral-compression-fig-4-equus-idahoensis-m1-oc-RT0GG0.jpg ". Bulletin of the Department of Geology. Geology. 1918] Merriam: Neiv Mammalia from the Idaho Formation 529 from the Idaho beds at locality 3039 is not apparently less Equus-like than the teeth from near Ringold, unless it be in the character of the anterior portion of the protocone, which is unfortunately broken away in the Payette River specimen. The portion of the protocone remain- ing in the Payette River specimen is perhaps a little thicker trans- versely than in the Ringold specimen, but a complete protocone might show more advanced lateral compression.. Fig. 4. Equus idahoensis/ M1?, oc Stock Photo")
. Bulletin of the Department of Geology. Geology. 1918] Merriam: Neiv Mammalia from the Idaho Formation 529 from the Idaho beds at locality 3039 is not apparently less Equus-like than the teeth from near Ringold, unless it be in the character of the anterior portion of the protocone, which is unfortunately broken away in the Payette River specimen. The portion of the protocone remain- ing in the Payette River specimen is perhaps a little thicker trans- versely than in the Ringold specimen, but a complete protocone might show more advanced lateral compression.. Fig. 4. Equus idahoensis/ M1?, oc Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-of-the-department-of-geology-geology-1918-merriam-neiv-mammalia-from-the-idaho-formation-529-from-the-idaho-beds-at-locality-3039-is-not-apparently-less-equus-like-than-the-teeth-from-near-ringold-unless-it-be-in-the-character-of-the-anterior-portion-of-the-protocone-which-is-unfortunately-broken-away-in-the-payette-river-specimen-the-portion-of-the-protocone-remain-ing-in-the-payette-river-specimen-is-perhaps-a-little-thicker-trans-versely-than-in-the-ringold-specimen-but-a-complete-protocone-might-show-more-advanced-lateral-compression-fig-4-equus-idahoensis-m1-oc-image238499520.htmlRMRT0GG0–. Bulletin of the Department of Geology. Geology. 1918] Merriam: Neiv Mammalia from the Idaho Formation 529 from the Idaho beds at locality 3039 is not apparently less Equus-like than the teeth from near Ringold, unless it be in the character of the anterior portion of the protocone, which is unfortunately broken away in the Payette River specimen. The portion of the protocone remain- ing in the Payette River specimen is perhaps a little thicker trans- versely than in the Ringold specimen, but a complete protocone might show more advanced lateral compression.. Fig. 4. Equus idahoensis/ M1?, oc
Clearing Winter Storm, White Bluffs, Columbia River, Hanford Reach National Monument Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-clearing-winter-storm-white-bluffs-columbia-river-hanford-reach-national-175932969.htmlRMM66C89–Clearing Winter Storm, White Bluffs, Columbia River, Hanford Reach National Monument
Sandbar and Sweeping Skies, Columbia River, Hanford Reach National Monument, Central Washington Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-sandbar-and-sweeping-skies-columbia-river-hanford-reach-national-monument-176202868.htmlRMM6JMFG–Sandbar and Sweeping Skies, Columbia River, Hanford Reach National Monument, Central Washington
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