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Other| October 01, 1988

Trilobite diversity patterns in an Upper Cambrian stage

Stephen R. Westrop

Stephen R. Westrop

Brock Univ., Dep. Geol. Sci., St. Catharines, ON, Canada

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Paleobiology (1988) 14 (4): 401–409.

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Stephen R. Westrop; Trilobite diversity patterns in an Upper Cambrian stage. Paleobiology 1988;; 14 (4): 401–409. doi:

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Volume 14, Number 4

1 October 1988

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Arthropoda
Cambrian
diversity
habitat
Invertebrata
mass extinctions
North America
paleontology
Paleozoic
Trilobita
Trilobitomorpha
Upper Cambrian

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