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MARTILL, DAVID M. (1996) Fossils explained 17: Ichthyosaurs. Geology Today, 12 (5) 194-196 doi:10.1046/j.1365-2451.1996.00016.x

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TitleFossils explained 17: Ichthyosaurs
JournalGeology Today
AuthorsMARTILL, DAVID M.Author
Year1996 (September)Volume12
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PublisherWiley
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In(1996, September) Geology Today Vol. 12 (5) Wiley

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