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Robert Broom
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South African doctor and paleontologist (1866–1951)

Also known as: Broom, R. Broom, Роберт Брум, روبرت بروم, 로베르트 블룸 (학자), ロバート・ブルーム

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Known works

  • The mammal-like reptiles of South Africa and the origin of mammals
  • Some new Karroo reptiles, with notes on a few others
  • Finding the missing link
  • Catalogue of types and figured specimens of fossil vertebrates in the American Museum of Natural History
  • South Africa's part in the solution of the problem of the origin of man