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Reyment, Richard A. (1982) Phenotypic Evolution in a Cretaceous Foraminifer. Evolution, 36. 1182pp. doi:10.2307/2408152

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TitlePhenotypic Evolution in a Cretaceous Foraminifer
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AuthorsReyment, Richard A.Author
Year1982 (November)Volume36
PublisherJSTOR
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