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DiMichele, Bill (1998) Love's Labour Lost? Or the Tragic Story of a Young Paleontologist Who Chooses Fossil Plants as His Life's Work Only to Discover at Age 50 That His Mother Thinks He Should Have Studied Dinosaurs ("Why Aren't You Ever on TV?") PALAIOS, 13 (5) 405 doi:10.2307/3515470

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TitleLove's Labour Lost? Or the Tragic Story of a Young Paleontologist Who Chooses Fossil Plants as His Life's Work Only to Discover at Age 50 That His Mother Thinks He Should Have Studied Dinosaurs ("Why Aren't You Ever on TV?")
JournalPALAIOS
AuthorsDiMichele, BillAuthor
Year1998 (October)Volume13
Issue5
PublisherSociety for Sedimentary Geology
DOIdoi:10.2307/3515470Search in ResearchGate
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Plain TextDiMichele, Bill (1998) Love's Labour Lost? Or the Tragic Story of a Young Paleontologist Who Chooses Fossil Plants as His Life's Work Only to Discover at Age 50 That His Mother Thinks He Should Have Studied Dinosaurs ("Why Aren't You Ever on TV?") PALAIOS, 13 (5) 405 doi:10.2307/3515470
In(1998, October) PALAIOS Vol. 13 (5) Society for Sedimentary Geology

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