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Moore, R.C., Vokes, H.E. (1953) Lower Tertiary crinoids from northwestern Oregon. Professional Paper 233e. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/pp233e

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TitleLower Tertiary crinoids from northwestern Oregon
ReportProfessional Paper
AuthorsMoore, R.C.Author
Vokes, H.E.Author
Year1953
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PublisherUS Geological Survey
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DOIdoi:10.3133/pp233e
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