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Article: A new Early Ordovician conodont genus from the southern Mmontagne Noire, France

Publication: Palaeontology
Volume: 50
Part: 6
Publication Date: November 2007
Page(s): 1447 – 1457
Author(s): Enrico Serpagli, Annalisa Ferretti, Daniel Vizcaïno and José Javier Álvaro
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SERPAGLI, E., FERRETTI, A., VIZCAÏNO, D., ÁLVARO, J. 2007. A new Early Ordovician conodont genus from the southern Mmontagne Noire, France. Palaeontology, 50, 6, 1447–1457.

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