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Principles and practices of mammalian geochronology in North America
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55677
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RP9592
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Tedford, Richard H.
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BOOK: Proceedings of the North American Paleontological Convention, Sept. 1969 Part F. 1970 : 666-703;
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1970
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Mammals, Fossil - North America
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Palaeontology - North America
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