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Alberstadt, Leonard, Repetski, John E. (1989) A Lower Ordovician Sponge/Algal Facies in the Southern United States and Its Counterparts Elsewhere in North America. PALAIOS, 4 (3) 225 doi:10.2307/3514771

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TitleA Lower Ordovician Sponge/Algal Facies in the Southern United States and Its Counterparts Elsewhere in North America
JournalPALAIOS
AuthorsAlberstadt, LeonardAuthor
Repetski, John E.Author
Year1989 (June)Volume4
Issue3
PublisherSociety for Sedimentary Geology
DOIdoi:10.2307/3514771Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceAlberstadt, Leonard, Repetski, John E. (1989) A Lower Ordovician Sponge/Algal Facies in the Southern United States and Its Counterparts Elsewhere in North America. PALAIOS, 4 (3) 225 doi:10.2307/3514771
Plain TextAlberstadt, Leonard, Repetski, John E. (1989) A Lower Ordovician Sponge/Algal Facies in the Southern United States and Its Counterparts Elsewhere in North America. PALAIOS, 4 (3) 225 doi:10.2307/3514771
In(1989, June) PALAIOS Vol. 4 (3) Society for Sedimentary Geology

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