The dinotherium appears to have been organised to satisfy the same tastes.
The skull of dinotherium is lower than that of Elephas or Mastodon.
Were this to be developed into a tusk, the jaw would present a curious resemblance to that of dinotherium.
They are simple bilophodont molars, very like those of dinotherium.
dinotherium is a member of the group Proboscidea, of the line of descent of the elephants.
To this in the fossil world are added two more genera—the Mastodon and dinotherium.
A remarkable instance of the need of caution is furnished by the history of the dinotherium itself.
In dinotherium they are bilophodont or else are marked by three straight transverse ridges.
A man sat on a rock and soughtRefreshment from his thumb; A dinotherium wandered byAnd scared him some.
The dinotherium (Fig. 159), one of the most remarkable of these animals, is the largest terrestrial Mammal which has ever lived.
