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| Christine Janis
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 Janis with a Thylacoleo skull (Source).
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Palaeontologist
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• Giant rabbits
• Devil pig
• Iconographic depictions of sivatheres
• Iconographic depictions of chalicotheres
• Giant hyrax of Shaanxi
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Christine Marie Janis is a British palaeontologist who sat on the Board of Directors of the International Society of Cryptozoology.[1] She has written on mammalian cryptids including the Nandi bear, devil pig, giant rabbits, waitoreke, Ethiopian deer, and Ethiopian hyrax, as well as on possible archaeological evidence of late-surviving prehistoric mammals, such as sivatheres, chalicotheres, and giant hyraces.[2][3]
Selected bibliography[]
- "Fossil Ungulate Mammals Depicted on Archaeological Artifacts," Cryptozoology, No. 6 (1987)
- "A Reevaluation of Some Cryptozoological Animals," Cryptozoology, No. 6 (1987)
- "Sivatherium Defended," Cryptozoology, No. 9 (1990)
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