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The Permo-Carboniferous ammonoids of the Glass Mountains, west Texas, and thier stratigraphical significance,

Emil Böse

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Permo-carboniferous fossils have been first collected in the GlassUddenites Scliucherti n. sp.

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Permo-carboniferous fossils have been first collected in the GlassUddenites Scliucherti n. sp.

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Permo-carboniferous fossils have been first collected in the GlassUddenites Scliucherti n. sp.

Key concepts: Geology, Carboniferous, Paleontology, Structural basin

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