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Digital Leaf Physiognomy: Using Leaf Size and Shape to Reconstruct Early and Middle Paleocene Climate Change in the Western Interior of North America

Daniel J. Peppe, Dana L. Royer, Sofia Yvette Oliver

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Key concepts: Physiognomy, Climate change, Geology, Geography, Physical geography, Paleontology, Remote sensing, Cartography

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