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Other| September 01, 1979

Gila traini, a new Pliocene cyprinid fish from Jersey Valley, Nevada

T. Lugaski

T. Lugaski

P.O. Box 323, Steamboat, Nev., United States

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Journal of Paleontology (1979) 53 (5): 1160–1164.

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T. Lugaski; Gila traini, a new Pliocene cyprinid fish from Jersey Valley, Nevada. Journal of Paleontology 1979;; 53 (5): 1160–1164. doi:

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Volume 53, Number 5

1 September 1979

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Actinopterygii
alkalinity
biometry
Cenozoic
Chordata
Cyprinidae
Cypriniformes
lakes
morphology
Neogene
Nevada
new taxa
Osteichthyes
paleoecology
paleontology
paleosalinity
Pershing County Nevada
pH
Pisces
Pliocene
taxonomy
Teleostei
Tertiary
United States
Vertebrata
Jersey Valley
Gila traini

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N40°00'00" - N41°00'00", W119°19'60" - W117°19'60"

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