Denver / Paul / USGS / Edmonton / Halle / Washington D.C. / Austin / Baltimore / New York / Paris / Albuquerque / Cambridge / Lawrence / Brussels / Laramie / New Haven / ZACK ET / /
Company
BUNM / Nikon / C. MAAS Zack S.P. / Russell / TRW / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
Germany / Italy / Belgique / Belgium / France / United States / Canada / /
Currency
pence / / /
Facility
University of Wyoming Geological Museum / University of Kansas Natural History Museum / United States National Museum of Natural History / American Museum of Natural History / Museum of Paleontol / Stony Brook University / University of New Mexico / Laboratory of Vertebrate Paleontology / Museum of Pale / Museum of Comparative Zoology / University of Texas / University of Alberta / University of Wyoming / University of Michigan / Science Museum of Minnesota / University of California / Yale Peabody Museum / Yale University / /
NaturalFeature
Porcupine Hills / /
Organization
University of California / University of Michigan / Ann Arbor / University of Texas at Austin / Center for Functional Anatomy & Evo / Harvard / Yale / Bureau of Land Management Collection / Princeton University / Department of Anatomical Sciences / University of Alberta / Yale University / Stony Brook University / The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Laboratory for Vertebrate Paleontology / University of Wyoming / University of Kansas / University of New Mexico / Department of Anthropology and Laboratory of Vertebrate Paleontology / the University of Michigan / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Van Valen / Mary C. Maas / Douglass Quarry / Lito / SHAWN P. ZACK / DAVID W. KRAUSE / Geologisch / Philip D. Gingerich / TONYA A. PENKROT / /
Position
General / WB / author / Professor / Marshall / /
ProvinceOrState
Alberta / Texas / Kansas / Minnesota / Wyoming / Maryland / New York / Connecticut / Michigan / New Mexico / Montana / California / Massachusetts / Colorado / /
A new apheliscine “condylarth” mammal from the late Paleocene of Montana and Alberta and the phylogeny of “hyopsodontids”