NEW OMOMYID PRIMATES (HAPLORHINI, TARSIIFORMES) FROM MIDDLE EOCENE ROCKS OF WEST-CENTRAL HOT-SPRINGS COUNTY, WYOMING

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BOWN, TM

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FOLIA PRIMATOLOGICA | 1979年 / 31卷 / 1-2期

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10.1159/000155873

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Q95 [动物学];

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