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x Sanielevici, Henry
  1926
La vie des mammifères et des hommes fossiles déchiffrée à l'aide de l'anatomie et de la physiologie comparées de l'appareil masticateur.
Bucharest, Imprimérie de l'État: xciv + 660. 459 figs.
–Title-page bears imprint "Bulletin de la Société Roumaine des Sciences", but with no volume or number indicated; possibly publ. as a separate. Rev.: Homme Préhist. 13: 295-298? An elaborate and idiosyncratic treatise, arguing that most if not all mammals are primitively and persistently eaters of molluscs, insects, and other animal food - including sirs. (251-256, 523), which despite appearances are affirmed to be primarily molluscivores! The "petite histoire de ce livre" (525-532) is a revealing account of the genesis of the author's thinking.

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Eotherium Owen, 1875 (non Leidy, 1853)
x  1926Sanielevici, H. (m256.)
Felsinotherium forestii Capellini, 1872
x  1926Sanielevici, H. (diet & tooth morphology; 254-255.)
Halicore dugong (Gmelin, 1788) Illiger, 1811
x  1926Sanielevici, H. ("H. dugung"; diet, mastication; 251, 254-255.)
Halitherium schinzii (Kaup, 1838) Kaup, 1855
x  1926Sanielevici, H. (diet & tooth morphology; 251-252, 254.)
Manatus americanus (Link, 1795) Illiger, 1815
x  1926Sanielevici, H. (diet & mastication; 251, 254, 256.)
Mastication
(SEE ALSO: Behavior, Ingestive)
x  1926Sanielevici, H. (sirs. interpreted as molluscivores; 251-256.)
Rytina Illiger, 1811
x  1926Sanielevici, H. ("Rhytina"; diet & mastication; 251, 254.)
Rytiodus Lartet, 1866
x  1926Sanielevici, H. ("Rhytiodus"; diet & tooth morphology; 254.)