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Arcos, Saleta De Los, Partarrieu, Diego, Carrillo-Briceño, Jorge, Amson, Eli (2017) The Southernmost Occurrence of the Aquatic SlothThalassocnus(Mammalia, Tardigrada) in Two New Pliocene Localities in Chile. Ameghiniana, 54 (4). 351-369 doi:10.5710/amgh.29.12.2016.3004

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TitleThe Southernmost Occurrence of the Aquatic SlothThalassocnus(Mammalia, Tardigrada) in Two New Pliocene Localities in Chile
JournalAmeghiniana
AuthorsArcos, Saleta De LosAuthor
Partarrieu, DiegoAuthor
Carrillo-Briceño, JorgeAuthor
Amson, EliAuthor
Year2017 (August)Volume54
Issue4
PublisherAsociacion Paleontologica Argentina
DOIdoi:10.5710/amgh.29.12.2016.3004Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceArcos, Saleta De Los, Partarrieu, Diego, Carrillo-Briceño, Jorge, Amson, Eli (2017) The Southernmost Occurrence of the Aquatic SlothThalassocnus(Mammalia, Tardigrada) in Two New Pliocene Localities in Chile. Ameghiniana, 54 (4). 351-369 doi:10.5710/amgh.29.12.2016.3004
Plain TextArcos, Saleta De Los, Partarrieu, Diego, Carrillo-Briceño, Jorge, Amson, Eli (2017) The Southernmost Occurrence of the Aquatic SlothThalassocnus(Mammalia, Tardigrada) in Two New Pliocene Localities in Chile. Ameghiniana, 54 (4). 351-369 doi:10.5710/amgh.29.12.2016.3004
In(2017, August) Ameghiniana Vol. 54 (4) Asociacion Paleontologica Argentina

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