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Walter W. Granger - Paleontologist
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Walter W. Granger

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Walter W. Granger was an American vertebrate paleontologist who spent his career at the American Museum of Natural History. In 1897, he discovered Wyoming's Bone Cabin Quarry, a highly productive Jurassic fossil site that yielded numerous dinosaur specimens. Later, he served as the chief paleontologist for the museum's Central Asiatic Expeditions in the 1920s, working under Roy Chapman Andrews.

During these expeditions in the Gobi Desert, Granger played a crucial role in uncovering previously unknown mammal and dinosaur fossils, including the first recognized dinosaur eggs.

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