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Funston
[ fuhn-stuhn ]
noun
- Frederick, 1865–1917, U.S. general.
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After that, “we see this huge explosion in mammal diversity,” Funston says.
For clues, Funston and colleagues turned to what they call ManBearPig, or Pantolambda bathmodon.
General Funston affords an illustration that has incensed many officers.
I accordingly threw in a body of regular troops under General Funston.
With this connection established, Colonel Funston improvised a ferry and was soon on the enemy's side with supports.
Leaving their guns behind them, Colonel Funston and three others swung themselves off the bridge and into the stream.
His work and that of General Funston was now fully recognized by his countrymen.
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