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Rexroad, Carl Buckner, Scott, Alan J. (1964) Conodont Zones in the Rockford Limestone and the Lower Part of the New Providence Shale (Mississippian) in Indiana. Bulletin 30. Indiana Geological & Water Survey

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TitleConodont Zones in the Rockford Limestone and the Lower Part of the New Providence Shale (Mississippian) in Indiana
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AuthorsRexroad, Carl BucknerAuthor
Scott, Alan J.Author
Year1964
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PublisherIndiana Geological & Water Survey
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Full ReferenceRexroad, Carl Buckner, Scott, Alan J. (1964) Conodont Zones in the Rockford Limestone and the Lower Part of the New Providence Shale (Mississippian) in Indiana. Bulletin 30. Indiana Geological & Water Survey
Plain TextRexroad, Carl Buckner, Scott, Alan J. (1964) Conodont Zones in the Rockford Limestone and the Lower Part of the New Providence Shale (Mississippian) in Indiana. Bulletin 30. Indiana Geological & Water Survey
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