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Miller, Arnold I., Holland, Steven M., Meyer, David L., Dattilo, Benjamin F. (2001) The Use of Faunal Gradient Analysis for Intraregional Correlation and Assessment of Changes in Sea‐Floor Topography in the Type Cincinnatian. The Journal of Geology, 109 (5) 603-613 doi:10.1086/321965

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TitleThe Use of Faunal Gradient Analysis for Intraregional Correlation and Assessment of Changes in Sea‐Floor Topography in the Type Cincinnatian
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsMiller, Arnold I.Author
Holland, Steven M.Author
Meyer, David L.Author
Dattilo, Benjamin F.Author
Year2001 (September)Volume109
Issue5
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/321965Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMiller, Arnold I., Holland, Steven M., Meyer, David L., Dattilo, Benjamin F. (2001) The Use of Faunal Gradient Analysis for Intraregional Correlation and Assessment of Changes in Sea‐Floor Topography in the Type Cincinnatian. The Journal of Geology, 109 (5) 603-613 doi:10.1086/321965
Plain TextMiller, Arnold I., Holland, Steven M., Meyer, David L., Dattilo, Benjamin F. (2001) The Use of Faunal Gradient Analysis for Intraregional Correlation and Assessment of Changes in Sea‐Floor Topography in the Type Cincinnatian. The Journal of Geology, 109 (5) 603-613 doi:10.1086/321965
In(2001, September) The Journal of Geology Vol. 109 (5) University of Chicago Press

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