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Some new Namurian bivalve faunas and their significance in the origin of Carbonicola and the colonization of Carboniferous deltaic environments
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27614
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RPMOLL2079
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Eagar, R. M. C.
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PHIL. TRANS. R. SOC. (B) 1977 v.280 : 535-570;
Year:
1977
Subject:
Bivalvia, Fossil
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