In this fascinating paleontological work, Hugh Falconer and Proby Thomas Cautley describe their discovery of fossilized remains of Anoplotherium and Giraffe in the Sewalik Hills of India. Their detailed analysis sheds light on the evolution of these extinct animals and their place in the ecosystem of the Indian subcontinent. This book is an essential resource for paleontologists, biologists, and anyone interested in the history of life on earth.

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