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Pires, Carolina, Avilla, Leonardo, Weksler, Marcelo (2018) Fossil Cricetid Rodents from the Quaternary of Northern Brazil and their Paleoenvironmental Significance. Ameghiniana, 55 (2). 162pp. doi:10.5710/amgh.14.11.2017.3094

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TitleFossil Cricetid Rodents from the Quaternary of Northern Brazil and their Paleoenvironmental Significance
JournalAmeghiniana
AuthorsPires, CarolinaAuthor
Avilla, LeonardoAuthor
Weksler, MarceloAuthor
Year2018 (November 21)Volume55
Issue2
PublisherAsociacion Paleontologica Argentina
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Full ReferencePires, Carolina, Avilla, Leonardo, Weksler, Marcelo (2018) Fossil Cricetid Rodents from the Quaternary of Northern Brazil and their Paleoenvironmental Significance. Ameghiniana, 55 (2). 162pp. doi:10.5710/amgh.14.11.2017.3094
Plain TextPires, Carolina, Avilla, Leonardo, Weksler, Marcelo (2018) Fossil Cricetid Rodents from the Quaternary of Northern Brazil and their Paleoenvironmental Significance. Ameghiniana, 55 (2). 162pp. doi:10.5710/amgh.14.11.2017.3094
In(2018, November) Ameghiniana Vol. 55 (2) Asociacion Paleontologica Argentina

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