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1891. Notes on Some Fossils from Bolivia Collected by
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1896. Description of a New Genus of Fossil Brachiopod
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Museum of Natural History, Bulletin, 8:231-232, 5
figures.
1908. Notes and Observations of Carboniferous Fossils
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plates.
Whittington, H. B., and A. Williams
1955. The Fauna of the Derfel Limestone of the Arenig
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Willard, B.
1928. The Brachiopods of the Ottosee and Holston Formations
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Williams, A.
1950. New Stropheodontid Brachiopods. Washington
Academy of Sciences Journal, 40(9):277-282, 17 figures,
1 plate.
1951. Llandovery Brachiopods from Wales with Special
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plates 3-8.
1962. The Barr and Lower Ardmillan Series (Cardoc) of
the Girvan District, South-West Ayrshire, with
Descriptions of the Brachiopoda. Geological Society
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1963. The Caradocian Brachiopod Faunas of the Bala
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16 plates.
1974. Ordovician Brachiopoda from the Shelve District,
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plates.
Williams, A.J.
1977. Insight into Lingulid Evolution from the Late
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Williams, H. S.
1908. Dalmanellas of the Chemung Formation and a
Closely Related New Brachiopod Genus Thiemella.
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Williams, H. S., and C. L. Breger
1916. The Fauna of the Chapman Sandstone of Maine
Including Descriptions of Some Related Species
from the Moose River Sandstone. U.S. Geological
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Williams, J. S.
1943. Stratigraphy and Fauna of the Louisiana Limestone
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Wilson, A. E.
1913. A New Brachiopod from the Base of the Utica.
Canada Geological Survey, Department of Mines and
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1926. An LIpper Ordovician Fauna from the Rocky
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1932. Ordovician Fossils from the Region of Cornwall,
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1944. Rafinesquina and Its Homomorphs [sic] Opikina and
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2 plates.
1945. Strophomena and Its Homomorphs [sic] Trigrammaria
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Wiman, C.
1905. Studien iiber des nordbaltische Silurgebiet. Upsala
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Winchell, A.
1863. Description of the Fossils of the Yellow Sandstones
Lying beneath the Burlington Limestone at Burlington,
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Winchell, N. H., and C. Schuchert
1892. Preliminary Descriptions of New Brachiopoda
from the Trenton and Hudson River Groups of
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Winters, S. S.
1963. Supai Formation (Permian) of Eastern Arizona.
Geological Society of America, Memoir, 89:1-99, 9
plates.
Wirth, E.
1936. Uber "CH tamboni les" giraldu Martelli and Yangtzeella
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plate 20.