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McNamara, Kenneth J., Melikov, Oktay H. (2002) The asterostomatid echinoid Antillaster from the Paradash Group (Middle Eocene) of the Nakhichevan Region of Azerbaijan. Records of the Western Australian Museum, 21 (2). 157pp. doi:10.18195/issn.0312-3162.21(2).2002.157-165

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TitleThe asterostomatid echinoid Antillaster from the Paradash Group (Middle Eocene) of the Nakhichevan Region of Azerbaijan
JournalRecords of the Western Australian Museum
AuthorsMcNamara, Kenneth J.Author
Melikov, Oktay H.Author
Year2002Volume21
Issue2
PublisherWestern Australian Museum
DOIdoi:10.18195/issn.0312-3162.21(2).2002.157-165Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMcNamara, Kenneth J., Melikov, Oktay H. (2002) The asterostomatid echinoid Antillaster from the Paradash Group (Middle Eocene) of the Nakhichevan Region of Azerbaijan. Records of the Western Australian Museum, 21 (2). 157pp. doi:10.18195/issn.0312-3162.21(2).2002.157-165
Plain TextMcNamara, Kenneth J., Melikov, Oktay H. (2002) The asterostomatid echinoid Antillaster from the Paradash Group (Middle Eocene) of the Nakhichevan Region of Azerbaijan. Records of the Western Australian Museum, 21 (2). 157pp. doi:10.18195/issn.0312-3162.21(2).2002.157-165
In(2002) Records of the Western Australian Museum Vol. 21 (2) Western Australian Museum

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