Voorhies, Michael R.

4 publications

Voorhies, Michael R. (detail)
1969	An Eocene sea cow tooth from Twiggs County, Georgia. [Abstr.] Bull. Georgia Acad. Sci. 27(2): 93-94. Apr. 1969. —Reports a lower molar from the Upper Eocene Ocala Formation, and states incorrectly that it was "the first Eocene sirenian known from the United States." In the end it turned out not even to be a sir., but rather an entelodont (see Domning, Morgan & Ray, 1982: 3).

Voorhies, Michael R. (detail)
1973	Vertebrate fossils of coastal Georgia; a field geologist's guide. Georgia Geol. Soc. Guidebook No. 8: 81-102. —

Voorhies, Michael R. (detail)
1974	Late Miocene terrestrial mammals, Echols County, Georgia. Southeast. Geol. 15(4): 223-235. 9 figs. Apr. 1974. —Reports sir. rib fragments associated with Barstovian land mammals in the Statenville Local Fauna (228).

Frey, Robert W.; Voorhies, Michael R.; Howard, James D. (detail)

1975

Estuaries of the Georgia coast, U.S.A.: sedimentology and biology. VIII. Fossil and Recent skeletal remains in Georgia estuaries.
Senckenbergiana Maritima 7: 257-295. 4 tabs. 1 fig. 3 pls. Dec. 22, 1975.
—German summ. Records the occurrence of "fragmentary ribs of a sea cow comparable to Trichechus manatus" (281-282) at Turtle River, Georgia; in Pl. 3, however, such rib fragments are said to be "of probable Miocene age".