Extinct Western Vertebrates (1873): Plate VI
This is Plate VI from the "Extinct Vertebrate Fauna of the Western Territories" (1873). It contains fossil images from a variety of Eocene mammals, including an artiodactyl, a condylarth, a horse, at least one primate, a rodent, and possibly an insectivore. The lower jaw of Notharctus tenebrosus is located in the lower left. All of these fossils were collected in the Fort Bridger area (southwestern Wyoming and Northern Utah).
The following are other plates from "Extinct Vertebrate Fauna of the Western Territories" (1873):
- Plate XVIII: featuring Paleosyops and Cretaceous sharks
- Plate XXIV: featuring Paleosyops
- Plate XXV: featuring Uintatherium
- Plate XXVI: featuring Uintatherium and Hyrachus
- Plate XXVII: featuring Uintatherium, assorted mammals and lizards
- Plate XXVIII: featuring Uintatherium, Bison and a mastodon tooth
- Plate XXXI: featuring Paleosyops and other mammals
- Plate XXXIII: featuring Equus spp.