No definitely 'Arctic' mammals are recorded: the general aspect of the above fauna shews a strong similarity to the Pliocene fauna, which appears to have persisted to this epoch without much alteration of the various types represented. TABLE A Table headings: Col I: Classification by characters of human bones[1] Col II: Example Col III: Circumstances and surroundings - Immediate Surroundings (ImS) Col IV: Circumstances and surroundings - Associated animals (Asa) Col V: Circumstances and surroundings - Name of types of associated implements (Nai) I II III, IV, V VI Division II Subdivision (1) Combe Capelle ImS Cave Interment _B_ Asa Reindeer Nai Aurignacian " (2) Galley Hill ImS Alluvial drift of ? High Terrace[3] No Asa {Elephas antiquus interment {Rhinoceros megarhinus[2] {Trogontherium (Rodent) {Mimomys (Rodent) Nai Acheulean to ?Strépyan " (3) Grimaldi ImS Cave Interment (Mentone) Asa {Reindeer {Hyaena spelaea {Felis spelaea {(Marmot in higher strata) Nai Mousterian ? also Aurignacian Subdivision (4) La Ferrassie ImS Cave Interment _A_ Asa {Reindeer {Bison priscus Nai Mousterian " (5) Pech de l'Aze ImS Cave (Head Asa {Reindeer only {Bison priscus found?) Nai Mousterian " (6) Le Moustier ImS Cave Interment Asa {Bos primigenius {_No reindeer_ Nai Mousterian " (7) La Chapelle ImS Cave Interment Asa {Reindeer (_scarce_) {Bison priscus Nai Mousterian