- Africa, and
upper North America are in
class Mammalia,
legion Cladotheria,
sublegion Zatheria,
infralegion Tribosphenida,
subclass Theria,
clade Eutheria,...
-
related orders Legions may be
grouped into
superlegions or
subdivided into
sublegions, and
these again into infralegions.
Legions and
their super/sub/infra...
- live-bearing
mammals and
their prehistoric relatives Legion Cladotheria Sublegion Zatheria Infralegion Tribosphenida Supercohort Theria:
therian mammals...
- were
Mahlon Ford (1st
Sublegion), John
Pierce (2nd
Sublegion),
Moses Porter (3rd
Sublegion), and
Daniel McLane (4th
Sublegion).: 139–140 On May 9, 1794...
-
modern groups, and
introduces some fine
distinctions such as
legions and
sublegions and
ranks which fall
between classes and
orders that are
likely to be...
- was ****igned to the 4th
Sublegion on
September 4, 1792. He was
promoted to
lieutenant colonel on July 1, 1794. The 4th
Sublegion was re-designated as the...
-
Rudolph on 5
March 1792. Its four
troops were ****igned to each of the four
sublegions of
Legion of the
United States, by
September 1792. In 1796, the number...
- of the
Sublegion of
Artillery (Volunteer Militia), the
Sublegion of
Light Infantry (Volunteer Militia), and the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
Sublegions (Standing...
- in the St.
Clair expedition in 1791, and a
major commanding the
Third Sublegion of the
United States Infantry from
April 11, 1792, to
February 28, 1793...
-
redesignated as
Captain Mahlon Ford's
Company of
Artillery of the 1st
Sublegion,
Legion of the
United States.
Redesignated 9 May 1794 as
Captain Mahlon...
