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MacFadden, Bruce J., Cerling, Thure E., Prado, Jose (1996) Cenozoic Terrestrial Ecosystem Evolution in Argentina: Evidence from Carbon Isotopes of Fossil Mammal Teeth. PALAIOS, 11 (4) 319 doi:10.2307/3515242

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TitleCenozoic Terrestrial Ecosystem Evolution in Argentina: Evidence from Carbon Isotopes of Fossil Mammal Teeth
JournalPALAIOS
AuthorsMacFadden, Bruce J.Author
Cerling, Thure E.Author
Prado, JoseAuthor
Year1996 (August)Volume11
Issue4
PublisherSociety for Sedimentary Geology
DOIdoi:10.2307/3515242Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMacFadden, Bruce J., Cerling, Thure E., Prado, Jose (1996) Cenozoic Terrestrial Ecosystem Evolution in Argentina: Evidence from Carbon Isotopes of Fossil Mammal Teeth. PALAIOS, 11 (4) 319 doi:10.2307/3515242
Plain TextMacFadden, Bruce J., Cerling, Thure E., Prado, Jose (1996) Cenozoic Terrestrial Ecosystem Evolution in Argentina: Evidence from Carbon Isotopes of Fossil Mammal Teeth. PALAIOS, 11 (4) 319 doi:10.2307/3515242
In(1996, August) PALAIOS Vol. 11 (4) Society for Sedimentary Geology

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