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Why was there a 'marsupial-placental dichotomy'?
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53034
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RP21182
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Lillegraven, Jason A.
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BOOK: Mammals : notes for a short course / organized by P.D. Gingerich and C.E. Badgley. University of Tennessee. 1984 : 72-86;
Year:
1984
Subject:
Mammals - Evolution
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Marsupials - Evolution
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