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Scott, Harold W. (1951) The Geological Work of the Mound-Building Ants in Western United States. The Journal of Geology, 59 (2) 173-175 doi:10.1086/625835

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TitleThe Geological Work of the Mound-Building Ants in Western United States
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsScott, Harold W.Author
Year1951 (March)Volume59
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/625835
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Plain TextScott, Harold W. (1951) The Geological Work of the Mound-Building Ants in Western United States. The Journal of Geology, 59 (2) 173-175 doi:10.1086/625835
In(1951, March) The Journal of Geology Vol. 59 (2) University of Chicago Press

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