Siberia / Chiapas / Sydney / Paris / Victoria / Amsterdam / London / /
Company
Clarendon Press / Wilson / M M IS A / Narrabeen Group / MS A / John Wiley & Sons / Belknap Press / /
Continent
Africa / Asia / North America / Europe / South America / /
Country
Germany / Hungary / Mongolia / Mexico / Egypt / France / United States / Brazil / Australia / United Kingdom / Madagascar / Argentina / Yugoslavia / Spain / India / /
Facility
Macquarie University / Museum Noviates / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
food resources / Spider web / dense network / fossilized nest systems / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Eyre / /
Organization
Harvard University / Hodotermitidae in England / Yale University / EVOLUTION OF TERRESTRIAL BURROWING INVERTEBRATES Geoff S. Humphreys Department of Physical Geography / CSIRO Division of Soils / Proc Geologists’ Assoc / Macquarie University / Sydney / Hodotermitidae / Smithsonian / Geological Society of Aust / /
Person
Paul Rogers / Ants Hymenoptera (Jurassic) / Neville Alley / John Greenslade / Bees Hymenoptera (Jurassic) / Termites Isoptera / Cicadas Homoptera / /
Position
Archer / regolith REFERENCES ARCHER / Fisher / /
ProvinceOrState
Alberta / New Jersey / Quebec / Victoria / South Australia / Fayum Province / New South Wales / Arizona / Massachusetts / Colorado / /
PublishedMedium
Molecular Biology / /
Region
South Australia / Eastern Australia / southern Argentina / South Wales / northern South Australia / /
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