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Meyer, David L., Ausich, William I., Potter, Paul E. (1992) Mississippian Clinoform: Lithologic and Paleoecologic Diversity Amid Slopes, Slides, and Mounds. PALAIOS, 7 (3) 335 doi:10.2307/3514980

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TitleMississippian Clinoform: Lithologic and Paleoecologic Diversity Amid Slopes, Slides, and Mounds
JournalPALAIOS
AuthorsMeyer, David L.Author
Ausich, William I.Author
Potter, Paul E.Author
Year1992 (June)Volume7
Issue3
PublisherSociety for Sedimentary Geology
DOIdoi:10.2307/3514980Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMeyer, David L., Ausich, William I., Potter, Paul E. (1992) Mississippian Clinoform: Lithologic and Paleoecologic Diversity Amid Slopes, Slides, and Mounds. PALAIOS, 7 (3) 335 doi:10.2307/3514980
Plain TextMeyer, David L., Ausich, William I., Potter, Paul E. (1992) Mississippian Clinoform: Lithologic and Paleoecologic Diversity Amid Slopes, Slides, and Mounds. PALAIOS, 7 (3) 335 doi:10.2307/3514980
In(1992, June) PALAIOS Vol. 7 (3) Society for Sedimentary Geology

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