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Ausgangsform und Entwicklung der rhombischen Schuppen der Osteichthyes (Pisces)
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On the Scales of Fish, Living and Extinct, and their importance in Classification.
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LOPHOSTEUS SUPERBUS PANDER, EIN TELEOSTOME AUS DEM SILUR OESELS
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COSMINE AND COSMINE GROWTH
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LOPHOSTEUS SUPERBUS PANDER: ZÄHNE, ZAHNKNOCHEN UND BESONDERE SCHUPPENFORMEN
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A reinterpretation of Rangea schneiderhoehni and the discovery of a related new fossil from the Nama Group, South West Africa
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Lower Devonian biostratigraphic correlation in Eastern Australia and Western North America
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DISCOVERY OF NEW DEVONIAN FISH LOCALITIES IN THE SOVIET ARCTIC
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