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Post-Pleistocene mammals from Pratt Cave and their environmental significance
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57975
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RP22538
Author:
Lundelius, Ernest L., Jr.
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BOOK: Biological investigations in the Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas / editors H.H. Genoways & R.J. Baker. 1979 : 239-257;
Year:
1979
Subject:
Mammals, Fossil - United States - Texas
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Cave fauna - United States - Texas
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Guadalupe Mountains National Park (Texas)
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