An edition of Evolutionary and paleoecological significance of Albanian to Campanian angiosperm pollen from the amoco B-1 Youngstown borehole, Southern Alberta (1973)

Evolutionary and paleoecological significance of Albanian to Campanian angiosperm pollen from the amoco B-1 Youngstown borehole, Southern Alberta.

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An edition of Evolutionary and paleoecological significance of Albanian to Campanian angiosperm pollen from the amoco B-1 Youngstown borehole, Southern Alberta (1973)

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Subjects

Fossil Angiosperms, Paleobotany

Places

Alberta, Youngstown
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Evolutionary and paleoecological significance of Albanian to Campanian angiosperm pollen from the amoco B-1 Youngstown borehole, Southern Alberta.
1973
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Advisor: G. Norris.

Geology theses.

Thesis - University of Toronto.

Bibliography: leaves 213-243.

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[Toronto]

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xiv, 291 leaves.
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291

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