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Gregory, J. T. (1948) The type of Claosaurus (?) affinis Wieland [South Dakota]. American Journal of Science, 246 (1) 29-30 doi:10.2475/ajs.246.1.29

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TitleThe type of Claosaurus (?) affinis Wieland [South Dakota]
JournalAmerican Journal of Science
AuthorsGregory, J. T.Author
Year1948 (January 1)Volume246
Issue1
PublisherAmerican Journal of Science (AJS)
DOIdoi:10.2475/ajs.246.1.29
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Full ReferenceGregory, J. T. (1948) The type of Claosaurus (?) affinis Wieland [South Dakota]. American Journal of Science, 246 (1) 29-30 doi:10.2475/ajs.246.1.29
Plain TextGregory, J. T. (1948) The type of Claosaurus (?) affinis Wieland [South Dakota]. American Journal of Science, 246 (1) 29-30 doi:10.2475/ajs.246.1.29
In(1948, January) American Journal Of Science Vol. 246 (1). American Journal of Science (AJS)

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