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A mammalian fauna from the late oligocene of Northwestern Kenya
D. Tab Rasmussen
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Mercedes Gutierrez
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Kenya
100%
Mammalian Fauna
100%
Late Oligocene
100%
Early Tertiary
100%
Africa
75%
Proboscideans
75%
Immigrants
50%
Early Miocene
50%
Miocene
50%
African Group
50%
Catarrhine Primates
50%
New Discovery
25%
Two-site
25%
Primates
25%
East Africa
25%
Ethiopia
25%
In Situ
25%
Carnivores
25%
Rodents
25%
Mammalian Species
25%
Egypt
25%
Short Time Interval
25%
Taxonomic Composition
25%
Fossil Record
25%
Age Determination
25%
New Regions
25%
Earliest Record
25%
Carnivora
25%
Early Oligocene
25%
8 New Species
25%
Mammal Fauna
25%
Phylogentic
25%
Oligocene-Miocene Boundary
25%
Mammal Fossils
25%
National Museum
25%
Faunal Transition
25%
Morphological Intermediates
25%
Arsinoitherium
25%
Endemic Mammals
25%
Mid-Tertiary
25%
Anthracotheres
25%
Late Events
25%
Deinotherium
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Kenya
100%
Miocene
100%
Oligocene
100%
Africa
60%
Proboscidean
60%
Immigrant
40%
New Species
40%
New Genus
40%
Eastern Africa
20%
Ethiopia
20%
Egypt
20%
Locale
20%
Fossil Record
20%
Morphology
20%
Museums
20%
Fieldwork
20%
Carnivora
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
New Species
100%
New Genus
100%
Age Determination
50%
Carnivora
50%