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in immense numbers. The Masodon gets its name from
the formation Of its tooth being pounded IRON two
Greek wcrds-mesos nipple. and sd0u.. tooth being
teeth with nipple like ubeances marking distinctly
from the elephant There are ny bones
yet in this pond. Mr. A has hardly dug nth cf 1t yet
aud wherever he has dug he has come to tonts. The
measurements Of oil the largest perfect bcnes
follows


Length OF tusks entire, eh. In
Length Of protecting part beyond skull ah. in
Length from back part Of head 70 front part 2h in.
Across the top of the head from eye 10 eye, feet
Aperture Of the proboscs, 10 in. by in.
Small aperture front Of the forehead, Sf in by in.
Socket Of the eye Gin oigh.
Length peyis from hip to hip, Aft. l0in.
Breadth across pevis at right angles, TO FORM


er measure, SIT. In.
Length Of femoral bones, 3feet
circumference OF il in the middle l3} in.
Length OF shoulder blade, Aft. lin.
Breadth do do an. In.
circumference Of the remaining part OF the


largest tusk, which is much decaysd, l34 in.


Mr.. Ayrss has taken out large number of ribs. leg
bones &C. but yet not entire spine He has thirty
vertebrg all perfect OF spine from the next to
the head down towerds the tail Ne pole through
them and took them up they laid The rain a the tme
prevented him from getting the remainder They would,
ii put together, make valuable addition to scientific
collection but it is doubtful il this can be dons at least
at present. for Mr.. Ayres seems to plsce very high
value them.