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Contributions to the Palæontology of Illinois and Other Western States

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Type fossil Miscellanea (worms, problematica, conoidal shells, trace fossils) in Field Museum
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Type fossil Coelenterata (except corals) in Field Museum of Natural History / Gerald Glenn Forney --, Matthew H. Nitecki --, and Daniel T. Jenkins --.
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