Notices Of The Mammoth

Notices Of The Mammoth (Elephas Primigenius, Blum) compiles articles concerning a celebrated mammoth specimen, drawn from various American and European newspapers. This collection was assembled to accompany the specimen's exhibit at the Inter-state Industrial Exposition. The volume provides a fascinating glimpse into the scientific and public interest surrounding the mammoth during the late 19th century.

Authored by Ward's Natural Science Establishment, Henry Augustus Ward, Alexander Winchell, William D. Gunning, and Oskar Friedrich von Fraas, these notices offer diverse perspectives on the mammoth, its significance, and its place in natural history. This book provides valuable insights into the history of paleontology and the evolving understanding of prehistoric life.

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