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Fredda Doris Reed (1894–1988): Educator and paleobotanist
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Published:January 01, 1995
Fredda D. Reed was one of the first students of Adolph Noé and was responsible for some of the early work on Carboniferous coal-ball plants in North America. As a faculty member for 35 years at Mount Holyoke College, she touched the lives of generations of students through her strong work ethic, tenacity for detail, and unending sense of humor.
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GSA Memoirs
Historical Perspective of Early Twentieth Century Carboniferous Paleobotany in North America
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Volume
185
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© 1995 Geological Society of America
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9780813711850
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January 01, 1995