Huntsville / Washington D.C. / Baltimore / New York / Chicago / Durham / /
Company
Princeton University Press / Johns Hopkins University Press / Open Court Publishing / /
Continent
Asia / Africa / /
Country
Egypt / United States / Oman / Bolivia / / /
Facility
Duke University / Texas Tech University / Sam Houston State University / Museum of Texas Tech University / University of New Mexico / /
NaturalFeature
Sahara Desert / /
Organization
Duke University / Duke Lemur Center / National Science Foundation / University of New Mexico / U.S.A. Duke University Primate Center / Princeton University / Johns Hopkins University / Department of Biological Sciences / Division of Fossil Primates / Sam Houston State University / National Academy of Sciences / Texas Tech University / Duke University / Durham / U.S. Government Printing Office / /
Person
Eileen Johnson / Richard E. Strauss / /
Position
Walker / *Author for correspondence / Fisher / /
ProvinceOrState
South Dakota / Texas / New Mexico / Fayum Province / Illinois / North Carolina / /
PublishedMedium
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / Yearbook of Physical Anthropology / /
Morphological trends in the molars of fossil rodents from the Fayum Depression, Egypt Patrick J. Lewis1* & Elwyn L. Simons2