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., Muhammad Akbar Khan, ., Abdul Ghaffar, ., Umar Farooq, ., Muhammad Akhtar (2006) Ruminant Fauna from the Tertiary Hills (Neogene) of the Siwaliks of Pakistan. Journal of Applied Sciences, 6. 131-137 doi:10.3923/jas.2006.131.137

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TitleRuminant Fauna from the Tertiary Hills (Neogene) of the Siwaliks of Pakistan
JournalJournal of Applied Sciences
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Full Reference., Muhammad Akbar Khan, ., Abdul Ghaffar, ., Umar Farooq, ., Muhammad Akhtar (2006) Ruminant Fauna from the Tertiary Hills (Neogene) of the Siwaliks of Pakistan. Journal of Applied Sciences, 6. 131-137 doi:10.3923/jas.2006.131.137
Plain Text., Muhammad Akbar Khan, ., Abdul Ghaffar, ., Umar Farooq, ., Muhammad Akhtar (2006) Ruminant Fauna from the Tertiary Hills (Neogene) of the Siwaliks of Pakistan. Journal of Applied Sciences, 6. 131-137 doi:10.3923/jas.2006.131.137
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