Bryozoan Biogeography of the Upper Platteville Group and the Lower Decorah Shale of Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin and Examination of a Possible Extinction Above the Deicke K-bentonite

Bryozoan Biogeography of the Upper Platteville Group and the Lower Decorah Shale of Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin and Examination of a Possible Extinction Above the Deicke K-bentonite
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