1838 Toxodon teeth & figs. from Darwin b
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| Toxodon platensis fossil teeth together with illustrations in George Sharf's lithograph (pl. IV) from "The Zoology of the Voyage of HMS Beagle" under the supervision of Charles Darwin,Part 1,"Fossil Mammalia" by Richard Owen (1838). True signatures of Owen and Fitzroy included centre top. Toxodon was one of the many striking extinct giant mammals that Darwin discovered while travelling overland in South America during the Voyage of the Beagle. Toxodon was named by Richard Owen (at that time a friend but later a bitter enemy) after the curvature evident in the profile of the teeth. Toxodon means "bow tooth". Though Toxodon has no living relatives,many of the other fossils Darwin found were related to the animals still living there. Darwin wondered if they were ancestors,and in later years would cite these fossils (as well as the Galapagos) as "the origin of all my views" | |
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