Africa / Asia / North America / Europe / South America / Antarctica / /
Country
Colombia / France / United States / Brazil / Panama / Australia / Paraguay / Argentina / Bolivia / /
Currency
pence / /
Event
Extinction / /
Facility
Field Museum of Natural History Bulletin / Great American Interchange / University of Sao Paulo / British Museum / Mesa Southwest Museum / Municipal Museum of Natural / Institute of Human Origins / Museum of Comparative Zoology / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
food / food pyramid / spectacular and formidable / /
NaturalFeature
Ellesmere Island / Andes / Andes mountain range / Fildes Peninsula / Seymour Island / King George Island / /
Organization
Harvard University / Institute of Human Origins / University of Sao Paulo in Brazil / /
Person
Judd A. Case / Jon A. Baskin / Vol / Bryan Patterson / Michael O. Woodburne / Florentino Ameghino / Dan S. Chaney / Herculano M. F. Alvarenga / Jorge L. Kraglievic / Kent H. Redford / Charles W. Andrews / George Island / Elizabeth Hofling / Eric Buffetaut / Larry G. Marshall / Pamela Shaw / Cecile Mourer-Chauviré / /
Position
disproportionately large head / Scientist / secretary / King / adjunct curator / Marshall / meter-long head / /
ProvinceOrState
Florida / California / Arizona / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology / Scientific American / Journal of Paleontology / /
Region
Antarctic / northern Florida / eastern Brazil / central Brazil / North America / central Argentina / southwestern U.S. / northern Colombia / southern Panama / northern Andes / South America / South Texas / West Antarctica / eastern Bolivia / /
Title: The Terror Birds of South America. Authors: Marshall, Larry G.1 Source: Scientific American Special Edition; Mar2004 Special Edition, Vol. 14 Issue 2, p82-89, 8p, 5 Color