Remington Kellogg

Zoologist and paleontologist, fossils research

Remington Kellogg - Scientists & Innovators born October 5th, 1892
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Contributions to zoology and paleontology spanned several decades. Worked extensively on fossil mammals and described numerous new species. Served as director of the U.S. National Museum and contributed to the understanding of the evolution of various animal groups. Published several scientific papers and books focused on paleontology and zoology. Led significant research initiatives and was involved in various museum exhibitions.

Directed the U.S. National Museum

Authored numerous scientific papers and books

Described new species of fossil mammals

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