Ⅰ. HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY. Many years ago (1892) A. Pomel (17, 18) described under the name of Cervus pachygenys, parts of the skeleton, and chiefly lower jaws, belonging to a fossil Deer from Algeria, this form being related, according to him, to the
Ⅰ. HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY. Many years ago (1892) A. Pomel (17, 18) described under the name of Cervus pachygenys, parts of the skeleton, and chiefly lower jaws, belonging to a fossil Deer from Algeria, this form being related, according to him, to the
L. JOLEAUD.1930. ON THE "PACHYGENES" OR "PACHYGNATHES" (THICK-JAWED QUATERNARY DEER FROM AFRICA AND ASIA)[J]. ACTA GEOLOGICA SINICA(English edition),9(3):
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