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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 16 (October 1908) (1908)

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in features and the Fayum, the goal of the expedition. Vertebrate scientific results of this the first American paleontol- through the generosity of the late Morris K. Jesup, is fossils were first discovered in this region in 1879 by just now placing on exhibition some of the remark- ogical… … Fig. 6r- Egyptian and Arab helpers at work in the fossil quarries. Specimens Fig. 7.—Mr. Olsen and Egyptian workman preparing the fragile desert were found six and eight feet below the top of the sandy surface. fossils for transportation to Sew fork. HEW FOSSIL W0HDEBS FB0K THE IATVX OF EGTFT.

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