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    Volume 71, Number 3
    1 May 1997
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    Other| May 01, 1997

    Catopsalis (Mammalia; Multituberculata) from the Paleocene of New Mexico and Utah; taxonomy and biochronological significance

    Spencer G. Lucas;
    Spencer G. Lucas
    New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science, Albuquerque, NM, United States
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    Thomas E. Williamson;
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    Michael D. Middleton
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    Journal of Paleontology (1997) 71 (3): 484–493.
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    Spencer G. Lucas, Thomas E. Williamson, Michael D. Middleton; Catopsalis (Mammalia; Multituberculata) from the Paleocene of New Mexico and Utah; taxonomy and biochronological significance. Journal of Paleontology 1997;; 71 (3): 484–493. doi:

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      Index Terms/Descriptors
      • biometry
      • biostratigraphy
      • Cenozoic
      • Chordata
      • faunal list
      • jaws
      • lower Paleocene
      • Mammalia
      • Multituberculata
      • Nacimiento Formation
      • New Mexico
      • North Horn Formation
      • Paleocene
      • Paleogene
      • Puercan
      • revision
      • San Juan Basin
      • San Juan County New Mexico
      • speciation
      • statistical analysis
      • taxonomy
      • teeth
      • Tertiary
      • Tetrapoda
      • Torrejonian
      • United States
      • Utah
      • Vertebrata
      • Taeniolabididae
      • Kutz Canyon
      • Dragon Canyon
      • Catopsalis
      • Catopsalis foliatus
      • Dragonian
      • Catopsalis utahensis
      • Dragon Canyon local fauna
      • Catopsalis fissidens
      • Chico Springs
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