Notice of the Discovery of a Carnium of the Zeuglodon, (Basilosaurus)

This historical scientific notice, "Notice of the Discovery of a Carnium of the Zeuglodon, (Basilosaurus)", documents the discovery of a Zeuglodon skull by M. Tuomey. Published in 1847, the work provides valuable insights into early paleontological discoveries and the understanding of ancient marine mammals. The Zeuglodon, now known as Basilosaurus, was a large, serpentine prehistoric whale. This document offers a glimpse into the scientific methods and perspectives of the mid-19th century, contributing to the ongoing study of paleontology and the history of science. It will be of interest to historians of science, paleontologists, and anyone fascinated by the early study of fossils.

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