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Mitchell, Simon F., Ramsook, Ryan (2015) Discussion of Jamaican Cenozoic ichnology: review and prospectus: (v. 50, pp. 364-382) Geological Journal, 50 (4) 539-542 doi:10.1002/gj.2675

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TitleDiscussion of Jamaican Cenozoic ichnology: review and prospectus: (v. 50, pp. 364-382)
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AuthorsMitchell, Simon F.Author
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Year2015 (July)Volume50
Issue4
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Plain TextMitchell, Simon F., Ramsook, Ryan (2015) Discussion of Jamaican Cenozoic ichnology: review and prospectus: (v. 50, pp. 364-382) Geological Journal, 50 (4) 539-542 doi:10.1002/gj.2675
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