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(1873) New Avian SubclassOn a New Subclass of Fossil Birds (Odontornithes)O. C. Marsh. The American Naturalist, 7 (6) 364 doi:10.1086/271156

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TitleNew Avian SubclassOn a New Subclass of Fossil Birds (Odontornithes).O. C. Marsh
JournalThe American Naturalist
Year1873 (June)Volume7
Issue6
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/271156
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