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Posted on January 22, 2019 by Madeleine Zuercher

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We know that CODI is incomplete... we need your help to improve it. If you have information about the existence and/or whereabouts of any vertebrate fossil material from Olduvai Gorge, please write and let us know about it.

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This project is undertaken with the permission and support of the Tanzanian Commission on Science and Technology, Department of Antiquities, and the National Natural History Museum.

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OVPP’s field research and development of CODI is funded by the US National Science Foundation (grant number BCS 1025263).

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