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Kohler, Timothy A., Varien, Mark D., Wright, Aaron, Kuckelman, Kristin A. (2008) Mesa Verde Migrations. American Scientist, 96 (2). 146pp. doi:10.1511/2008.70.3641

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TitleMesa Verde Migrations
JournalAmerican Scientist
AuthorsKohler, Timothy A.Author
Varien, Mark D.Author
Wright, AaronAuthor
Kuckelman, Kristin A.Author
Year2008Volume96
Issue2
PublisherSigma Xi
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Full ReferenceKohler, Timothy A., Varien, Mark D., Wright, Aaron, Kuckelman, Kristin A. (2008) Mesa Verde Migrations. American Scientist, 96 (2). 146pp. doi:10.1511/2008.70.3641
Plain TextKohler, Timothy A., Varien, Mark D., Wright, Aaron, Kuckelman, Kristin A. (2008) Mesa Verde Migrations. American Scientist, 96 (2). 146pp. doi:10.1511/2008.70.3641
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