Extinct lizards from Upper Pliocene deposits of Kansas, Extinct toads and salamanders from Middle Pliocene beds of Wallace and Sherman counties, Kansas View on Open Library

Extinct lizards from Upper Pliocene deposits of Kansas, Extinct toads and salamanders from Middle Pliocene beds of Wallace and Sherman counties, Kansas

by Edward Harrison Taylor

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First published: 1941 1 language
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Fossil Lizards Paleontology Salamanders Toads

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