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140 THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS PALEONTOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS
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Strand, Embrik
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Stumm, Erwin Charles
(655) 1951, Check list of fossil invertebrates described
from the Middle Devonian Traverse group of
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Swallow, George Clinton
(656) 1855, The first and second annual reports of the
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(657) 1863, Descriptions of some new fossils from the
Carboniferous and Devonian rocks of Missouri:
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Swinnerton, Henry Hurd
(658) 1923, Outlines of Palaeontology: 420 p., 368 fig.,
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Tasch, Paul
(659) 1953, Causes and paleoecological significance of
dwarfed fossil marine invertebrates: Jour. Paleontology,
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Taylor, Thomas Griffith
(660) 1906, The first recorded occurrence of Blastoidea
in New South Wales: Linn. Soc. New South
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Teller, Edgar Eugene
(661) 1911, A synopsis of the type specimens of fossils
from the Paleozoic formations of Wisconsin:
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Thevenin, Armand d.
(662) 1906, Types du Prodrome de Paléontologie stratigraphique
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Thomas, Abram Owen
(663) 1923, The geographic distribution of Iowa Devonian
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(664) 1924, Echinoderms of the Iowa Devonian: Iowa
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Thompson, Marcus Luther, Pitrat, Charles William, &
Sanderson, George A.
(665) 1953, Primitive Cache Creek fusulinids from central
British Columbia: Jour. Paleontology, v. 27,
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Thompson, Will H.
(666) 1890, Fossils and their value: Indiana Dept. Geol.
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Trefethen, Joseph Muzzy
(667) 1952, Geology for engineers: viii + 620 p., text-figs.
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Troost, Gerard
(668) 1835, On the Pentremites reinwardtii, a new fossil;
with remarks on the genus Pentremites (Say),
and its geognostic position in the states of Tennessee,
Alabama and Kentucky: Pennsylvanian
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1835, On the organic remains which characterize
the transition series of the valley of the Mississippi:
Same, Trans., v. 1, pt. 2, art. 9, p. 248-250.
1840, Report to the general assembly of the state of
Tennessee: Fifth Geol. Rept. 23rd General Assembly
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1840, Organic remains discovered in the state of
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1841, Report to the general assembly of the state
of Tennessee: Sixth Geol. Rept. to the 24th General
Assembly of Tennessee, 48 p., map (Nashville).