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HOLLOCHER, K. T., HOLLOCHER, T. C., RIGBY, J. K. (2010) A PHOSPHATIC COPROLITE LACKING DIAGENETIC PERMINERALIZATION FROM THE UPPER CRETACEOUS HELL CREEK FORMATION, NORTHEASTERN MONTANA: IMPORTANCE OF DIETARY CALCIUM PHOSPHATE IN PRESERVATION. PALAIOS, 25 (2) 132-140 doi:10.2110/palo.2008.p08-132r

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TitleA PHOSPHATIC COPROLITE LACKING DIAGENETIC PERMINERALIZATION FROM THE UPPER CRETACEOUS HELL CREEK FORMATION, NORTHEASTERN MONTANA: IMPORTANCE OF DIETARY CALCIUM PHOSPHATE IN PRESERVATION
JournalPALAIOS
AuthorsHOLLOCHER, K. T.Author
HOLLOCHER, T. C.Author
RIGBY, J. K.Author
Year2010 (February 1)Volume25
Issue2
PublisherSociety for Sedimentary Geology
DOIdoi:10.2110/palo.2008.p08-132rSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHOLLOCHER, K. T., HOLLOCHER, T. C., RIGBY, J. K. (2010) A PHOSPHATIC COPROLITE LACKING DIAGENETIC PERMINERALIZATION FROM THE UPPER CRETACEOUS HELL CREEK FORMATION, NORTHEASTERN MONTANA: IMPORTANCE OF DIETARY CALCIUM PHOSPHATE IN PRESERVATION. PALAIOS, 25 (2) 132-140 doi:10.2110/palo.2008.p08-132r
Plain TextHOLLOCHER, K. T., HOLLOCHER, T. C., RIGBY, J. K. (2010) A PHOSPHATIC COPROLITE LACKING DIAGENETIC PERMINERALIZATION FROM THE UPPER CRETACEOUS HELL CREEK FORMATION, NORTHEASTERN MONTANA: IMPORTANCE OF DIETARY CALCIUM PHOSPHATE IN PRESERVATION. PALAIOS, 25 (2) 132-140 doi:10.2110/palo.2008.p08-132r
In(2010, February) PALAIOS Vol. 25 (2) Society for Sedimentary Geology

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