Norman Asa Wood, Two Undescribed Specimens of Castoroides ohioensis Foster from Michigan (1914)
“ There are two specimens of Castoroides ohioensis in the collection of the museum of geology, University of Michigan, that were found in the state and have not been recorded. One of these was discovered near Owosso, Shiawassee County, in December, 1892, by A. G. Williams. ”
Norman Asa Wood, Two Undescribed Specimens of Castoroides ohioensis Foster from Michigan (1914)
“ The skull is hard, of a rich dark brown color, and is little damaged. The left zygomatic arch is broken, and the teeth, with the exception of the last molar on the left side and the right incisor tooth, are missing. Nearly the full length of the right incisor is represented, the only damage to the tooth being an injury to the outer surface and the loss of a few millimeters from the base. The double nature of the internal nasal orifices is well shown. The measurements are as follows ”
