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Kinnear, W. T. (1890) Homacanthus Borealis Traq. A new Selachian from the Lower Old Red of Caithness. Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society, 6 (2) 205-206 doi:10.1144/transed.6.2.205

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TitleHomacanthus Borealis Traq. A new Selachian from the Lower Old Red of Caithness
JournalTransactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society
AuthorsKinnear, W. T.Author
Year1890 (January 1)Volume6
Issue2
PublisherGeological Society of London
DOIdoi:10.1144/transed.6.2.205
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Full ReferenceKinnear, W. T. (1890) Homacanthus Borealis Traq. A new Selachian from the Lower Old Red of Caithness. Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society, 6 (2) 205-206 doi:10.1144/transed.6.2.205
Plain TextKinnear, W. T. (1890) Homacanthus Borealis Traq. A new Selachian from the Lower Old Red of Caithness. Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society, 6 (2) 205-206 doi:10.1144/transed.6.2.205
In(1890, January) Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society Vol. 6 (2) Geological Society of London

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