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Benton, M. J., Martill, D. M., Taylor, M. A. (1995) The first Lower Jurassic dinosaur from Scotland: limb bone of a ceratosaur theropod from Skye. Scottish Journal of Geology, 31 (2) 177-182 doi:10.1144/sjg31020177

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TitleThe first Lower Jurassic dinosaur from Scotland: limb bone of a ceratosaur theropod from Skye
JournalScottish Journal of Geology
AuthorsBenton, M. J.Author
Martill, D. M.Author
Taylor, M. A.Author
Year1995 (November)Volume31
Issue2
PublisherGeological Society of London
DOIdoi:10.1144/sjg31020177Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceBenton, M. J., Martill, D. M., Taylor, M. A. (1995) The first Lower Jurassic dinosaur from Scotland: limb bone of a ceratosaur theropod from Skye. Scottish Journal of Geology, 31 (2) 177-182 doi:10.1144/sjg31020177
Plain TextBenton, M. J., Martill, D. M., Taylor, M. A. (1995) The first Lower Jurassic dinosaur from Scotland: limb bone of a ceratosaur theropod from Skye. Scottish Journal of Geology, 31 (2) 177-182 doi:10.1144/sjg31020177
In(1995, November) Scottish Journal of Geology Vol. 31 (2) Geological Society of London

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