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flmnh-74	Albright, L.	Ungulates of the Toledo Bend Local Fauna (Late Arikareean, Early Miocene), Texas Coastal Plain	1999	83	.pdf	application/pdf	31368	1916	63	Nevertheless, those mammals that comprise the Toledo Bend Local Fauna are considered contemporaneous primarily because all have overlapping ranges with similar taxa in comparably aged faunas elsewhere, because few vertebrate fossils are known from the underlying Catahoula Formation (considered Oligocene in age), and because early Oligocene marine strata of the :f Vicksburg Group underlie the latter. The abundance of protoceratids, tapirs, anthracotheres, and rhinoceroses, the absence of oreodonts, and the rarity of camelids at Toledo Bend contrasts with Arikareean faunas in Florida where protoceratids and anthracotheres are absent, tapirs and rhinos are extremely rare, oreodonts are present, and camelids are relatively common.	cache/flmnh-74.pdf	txt/flmnh-74.txt