The huge pachyderms were coming over the veldt and in their usual fashion, single file, making straight for the drift, and likely to cross there.
Many of the old gigantic pachyderms have disappeared; and in their stead some familiar modern genera were introduced.
In Northern Siberia the people have a firm belief in the former existence of birds of colossal size, suggested apparently by the fossil bones of great pachyderms which are so abundant there.
In the same sense the late Edward Forbes declared, in 1846, his conviction that not only the Cervus megaceros, but also the mammoth and other extinct pachyderms and carnivora, had lived in Britain in post-glacial times.
It would seem that the family of Pachyderms was largely represented among the early Mammalia; for, since Cuvier named these species, a number of closely allied forms have been found in deposits belonging to the same epoch.
A number of tame pachyderms are taken along to persuade the wild ones to follow.
Tom was taking picture after picture of them, when suddenly as the airship came lower, in response to a signal to Ned from the young inventor, one of the huge pachyderms looked up, and saw the strange sight.
And first, I would mention some circumstances bearing analogy to the exhumation of the fresh Pachyderms of Siberia.
The osculant position of the anisodactyle pachyderms (Hyracidæ), formerly classed as rodents, renders it desirable that their parasites should be briefly noticed in this place.
It seems to have been a link between the Pachyderms and the Insectivorous Carnivora.
In its burning temperature, Pachyderms of monstrous forms, but of peaceful habits, traversed the tall vegetation, composed of grasses of all sorts.
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