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Article: Morphology, ontogeny and affinities of the Hirnantian triplisiid brachiopod Streptis undifera from Baltoscandia

Publication: Palaeontology
Volume: 56
Part: 5
Publication Date: September 2013
Page(s): 961 – 970
Author(s): Linda Hints, Leonid E. Popov and Lars E. Holmer
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HINTS, L., POPOV, L. E., HOLMER, L. E. 2013. Morphology, ontogeny and affinities of the Hirnantian triplisiid brachiopod Streptis undifera from Baltoscandia. Palaeontology, 56, 5, 961–970.

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