Brit. Mus. (Nat. Hist.) Palaeontology Leaflet No. 3: [1-5]. Illus.

–?Reprinted 1975. P. [3]: {"These animals [proboscideans] give no clear indication of the British climate at that time but the presence of a seacow, Felsinotherium, indicates that the waters around Britain were relatively warm and that near-shore marine vegetation was abundant." 1 fig.} The reference is to a 5-million-year-old fauna from East Anglia, doubtless that of the Red Crag, and to Miosiren canhami which is evidently reworked from older beds.