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Dinosaur extinction and the end of an era : what the fossils say

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1996]
Call number: 605687
Creator: Archibald, J. David(Opens in new tab)
ISBN: 023107624X; 9780231076241; 0231076258; 9780231076258
Dimensions: 23 cm.
Associated people: Mohr, Warren D.,
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