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Collecting Late Cretaceous mammals in Alberta
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57735
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RP10157
Author:
Clemens, William A.
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ALBERTA SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM GEOLOGISTS. 15th ANNUAL FIELD CONFERENCE GUIDEBOOK. [196-?] Part 1 : 137-141;
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[196-?]
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Reprint
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