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The last Labyrinthodont? a new Brachyopoid (Amphibia Temnospondyli) from the early Jurassic Evergreen formation of Queensland, Australia

Author: Warren, A. A.

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On a new labyrinthodont from oil shale at Airly

Author: Woodward, Arthur Smith, 1864-1944

Call no: RP142

Year: 1909

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Abundance and diversity of the labyrinthodonts as a function of paleolatitude

Author: Irving, E.; Brown, D. A.

Call no: RP10240

Year: 1964

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New name for a brachyopid labyrinthodont

Author: Welles, S. P.

Call no: RP168

Year: 1957

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Labyrinthodont amphibians from Antarctica

Author: Colbert, Edwin H., 1905-2001; Cosgriff, John W.

Year: 1974

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A note on the labyrinthodont middle ear

Author: Parrington, F. R.

Call no: RP14606

Year: 1959

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On new Labyrinthodonts from the Edinburgh coal-field. On the premolar teeth of Diprotodon, and on a new species of that genus.

Author: Huxley, Thomas Henry, 1825-1895

Call no: RP22951

Year: 1862

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A temnospondylous labyrinthodont from the Lower Carboniferous. 1969. A new anthracosaurian labyrinthodont, Proterogyrinus scheelei, from the Lower Carboniferous. 1970. A Carboniferous labyrinthodont amphibian with complete dermal armor. 1972.

Author: Romer, Alfred Sherwood, 1894-1973

Call no: RP21816

Year: 1969-1972

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