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(1989)The history of taxonomy of the autochthonous genera of North American musk oxen<i>—Bootherium, Symbos</i>, and <i>Gidleya</i>—is reviewed. The bases upon which taxonomic judgments within the group have been made are ...
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(1996)The significant published literature on the neobiology, paleobiology, and ethnobiology of the mammalian orders Sirenia and Desmostylia is exhaustively cataloged in approximately 4590 main entries alphabetized by author. ...
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(1981)Brachiopods collected during the operations of Biogas and Polygas, Gulf of Gascogne Abyssal Survey, and Thalassa, Gulf of Gascogne Bathyal Survey of the Centre Océanologique de Bretagne, are recorded and data concerning ...
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(1981)Specimens collected from 120 stations around and between the subantarctic islands: Marion, Prince Edward, Crozet, Kerguelen, Heard, Amsterdam, and St. Paul by the M/S <i>Marion Dufresne</i> with the support of Terres ...
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(1994)Sixty-eight genera and 164 species in the Changxingian Stage and 12 genera and 20 species in the lower Griesbachian Stage are recorded on the basis of brachiopod fossils collected from 32 sections in South China and from ...
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(1972)The “<i>Bradleya</i> problem” is concerned with the discovery and definition of a group of fossil and Recent reticulate ostracodes, several of which are common to Cenozoic deep-sea sediments in many parts of the world ocean ...
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(1983)The late Hemphillian Edson Quarry Local Fauna contains 36 species of amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. The eight species of carnivorans are <i>Canis davisi</i>, a primitive dog; <i>Osteoborus cyonoides</i>, a large ...
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(1970)A catalog of the illustrated Paleozoic fossils in the National Museum of Natural History is presented, updating United States National Museum Bulletin 53, part 2, section 3, 1907.
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(1971)Type specimens of the conodonts in the national collection are listed alphabetically by generic and specific name. Geographic, stratigraphic, bibliographic and other pertinent information concerning each specimen is included ...
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(1976)Eighteen papers covering diverse aspects of avian paleontology—from the earliest known bird to extinct species found in Indian middens—are collected here to honor the 90th birthday of Alexander Wetmore. These are preceded ...
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(1982)The early history of the Sciuridae is not well known, squirrels being generally poorly represented in the Tertiary fossil record. A nearly complete skeleton, recently discovered in early Oligocene deposits of Wyoming, ...
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(1970)Planktonic Foraminifera collected from the vicinity of the North Atlantic Current and the Gulf Stream during late winter-early spring and fall of 1964 are described and their distributions are recorded. Variations in faunal ...
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(1984)Three new species of Triassic echinoids are described from the St. Cassian (Karnian) beds of Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy: <i>Levicidaris furlani, L. pfaifferi, and Zardinechinus giulinii</i>. Hundreds of echinoid fragments ...
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(1980)The echinoids are described from the middle Eocene Warley Hill Formation, Santee Limestone, and Castle Hayne Limestone of North and South Carolina. Twenty-seven species are present including the following new taxa: <I>Eurhodia ...
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(1977)A new ostracode genus <I>Oblitacythereis</I> containing two new subgenera (the nominotypical form and the older <I>Paleoblitacythereis</I>) containing two new species (<I>O.</I> (<I>O.</I>) <I>mediterranea</I> and <I>O.</I> ...
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