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Other| March 01, 1971

Conodonts and stratigraphy of the Girardeau limestone (Ordovician) of southeast Missouri and southwest Illinois

Ira R. Satterfield

Ira R. Satterfield

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Journal of Paleontology (1971) 45 (2): 265–273.

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Ira R. Satterfield; Conodonts and stratigraphy of the Girardeau limestone (Ordovician) of southeast Missouri and southwest Illinois. Journal of Paleontology 1971;; 45 (2): 265–273. doi:

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Volume 45, Number 2

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Alexander County Illinois
Cape Girardeau County Missouri
Conodonta
Illinois
microfossils
Missouri
new taxa
Ordovician
paleontology
Paleozoic
Spathognathodus
United States
Prioniodus girardeauensis
possible new species
Girardeau Limestone

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