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McMenamin, Mark A.S. (2020) Tubey or not tubey: Death beds of Ediacaran macrofossils or microbially induced sedimentary structures?: COMMENT. Geology, 48 (1) doi:10.1130/g46897c.1

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TitleTubey or not tubey: Death beds of Ediacaran macrofossils or microbially induced sedimentary structures?: COMMENT
JournalGeology
AuthorsMcMenamin, Mark A.S.Author
Year2020 (January 1)Volume48
Issue1
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g46897c.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMcMenamin, Mark A.S. (2020) Tubey or not tubey: Death beds of Ediacaran macrofossils or microbially induced sedimentary structures?: COMMENT. Geology, 48 (1) doi:10.1130/g46897c.1
Plain TextMcMenamin, Mark A.S. (2020) Tubey or not tubey: Death beds of Ediacaran macrofossils or microbially induced sedimentary structures?: COMMENT. Geology, 48 (1) doi:10.1130/g46897c.1
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