Measurements.

M.
Antero-posterior diameter of ilium·095
Vertical diameter of ilium·061
Antero-posterior diameter of acetabulum·029
Length of centrum of third (?) cervical vertebra (from edge of cup to tip of ball)·032
Height of neural canal, third (?) cervical ·0095
Length of hypapophysis of third cervical ·0085
Length of centrum of a posterior dorsal·040
Length of diapophysis (about)·032
Length of centrum of a lumbar·046
Vertical diameter of a lumbar·029
Breadth of neurapophysis of a lumbar·027

Crocodilus heterodon, Cope.

Alligator heterodon, Proc. American Philosophical Society, 1872, p. 544.

Represented by a single tooth from the posterior part of the mandibular series. It agrees very closely with the corresponding tooth of Alligator mississippiensis, but presents some differences. The crown is very low, obtuse, and finely striate; it is compressed and shows a cutting-edge. Its longest diameter is fore-and-aft; both this and the transverse diameter are proportionately greater than in the modern species. The constriction of the neck is very decided; the fang is large, and especially thick.

Measurements.

M.
Fore-and-aft diameter of crown·010
Transverse diameter of crown·007
Vertical height of crown

Crocodilus clavis, Cope.

U. S. Geol. Survey of Terrs. 1872, p. 612.