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Volume 26, Number 3
1 May 1952
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ISSN: 0022-3360
EISSN: 1937-2337
Significance of evolutionary explosions for diastrophic division of earth history; introduction
Lloyd George Henbest
View articletitled, Significance of evolutionary explosions for diastrophic division of earth history; introduction
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Significance of the stratigraphic distribution of brachiopods
G. Arthur Cooper; Alwyn Williams
View articletitled, Significance of the stratigraphic distribution of brachiopods
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Evolution rates among crinoids
Raymond Cecil Moore
View articletitled, Evolution rates among crinoids
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Geological boundaries in relation to faunal changes and diastrophism
Charles Lewis Camp
View articletitled, Geological boundaries in relation to faunal changes and diastrophism
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Periodicity in vertebrate evolution
George Gaylord Simpson
View articletitled, Periodicity in vertebrate evolution
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Periodicity in invertebrate paleontology
Norman Dennis Newell
View articletitled, Periodicity in invertebrate paleontology
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Triassic reptilian tracks and trends of locomotive evolution, with remarks on correlation [Pennsylvania]
Wilhelm Bock
View articletitled, Triassic reptilian tracks and trends of locomotive evolution, with remarks on correlation [Pennsylvania]
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Revision of the North American trilobites of the family Eodiscidae
Franco Ramo Dino Rasetti
View articletitled, Revision of the North American trilobites of the family Eodiscidae
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Fossil snakes and lizards from the lower Miocene of Florida
P. E. Vanzolini
View articletitled, Fossil snakes and lizards from the lower Miocene of Florida
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Fauna of the Upper Cambrian Rockledge conglomerate near Saint Albans, [Part] 2 of Paleontology of northwestern Vermont
Alan Bosworth Shaw
View articletitled, Fauna of the Upper Cambrian Rockledge conglomerate near Saint Albans, [Part] 2 of Paleontology of northwestern Vermont
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Adaptive trend in eyeline development in the Olenellidae
Paul Tasch
View articletitled, Adaptive trend in eyeline development in the Olenellidae
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Jaws and teeth of American xenacanth sharks
Nicholas Hotton
View articletitled, Jaws and teeth of American xenacanth sharks
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A new Xenohelix? from the Paleocene of Utah
William Nathan Gilliland; Joseph Alfred Aurele LaRocque
View articletitled, A new Xenohelix? from the Paleocene of Utah
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Cephalopods from the Harding and Manitou formations of Colorado
Rousseau H. Flower
View articletitled, Cephalopods from the Harding and Manitou formations of Colorado
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The ontogeny of Centroceras, with remarks on the phylogeny of the Centroceratidae
Rousseau Hayner Flower
View articletitled, The ontogeny of Centroceras, with remarks on the phylogeny of the Centroceratidae
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A new material for the paleontologist
Irving George Reimann
View articletitled, A new material for the paleontologist
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Medistylus, new name for Phanophilus Ameghino, not Sharp
R. A. Stirton
View articletitled, Medistylus, new name for Phanophilus Ameghino, not Sharp
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