Algeria / South Africa / Egypt / Turkey / France / Pakistan / United States / Morocco / Jamaica / Ethiopia / Greece / /
Event
Extinction / /
Facility
American Museum of Natural History / University of California at Berkeley / Yale University Peabody Museum / Berkeley museum / Duke University / Geological Museum / University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology / Cairo University / British Museum of Natural History / Duke University Primate Center / Egyptian Geological Museum / Lower Building / /
IndustryTerm
latter / sister / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Qurun / Zeuglodon valley / Tethys sea / Eastern Desert / /
Organization
University of California / International Monetary Fund / Duke University Primate Center / Parapithecoidea / Dir abu Lifa / Yale University / Egyptian Mineral Resources Authority / Duke University / Vertebrate Paleontology / Order Artiodactyla / Cairo University / Department of Biological Anthropology / Qasr el Sagha Formation / Mokattam Limestone / Division of Fossil Primates / the University of Michigan / /
Person
Stromer / Wendell Phillips / Walter Granger / Grant E. Meyer / Arsinoe / Ptolemaiida / Charles R. Knight / Ptolomy / Richard Markgraf / Max Schlosser / Patrick Lewis / George Schweinfurth / Charles Andrews / Hugh Beadnell / Natural History / Arnold Lewis / R. Bruce Horsfall / E. Fraas / /
Position
Queen / amateur collector / geologist / Governor General / King / horned head / Head Curator / /
First International Conference on the Geology of the Tethys, Cairo University, November, 2005, P[removed]EOCENE AND OLIGOCENE MAMMALS OF THE FAYUM, EGYPT