Memoir on the Extraneous Fossils, Denominated Mammoth Bones: Principally Designed to Shew, That They Are the Remains of More than One Species of Non-Descript Animal

Turner, George Francis

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Memoir on the Extraneous Fossils, Denominated Mammoth Bones: Principally Designed to Shew, That They Are the Remains of More than One Species of Non-Descript Animal

Author(s): George Turner

Publication date Created: 1799

Publication date (Print): 1799

Journal: Transactions of the American Philosophical Society

Publisher: JSTOR

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Title: Transactions of the American Philosophical Society

Abbreviated Title: Transactions of the American Philosophical Society

Publisher: JSTOR

ISSN (Print): 00659746

Publication date Created: 1799

Publication date (Print): 1799

Volume: 4

Page: 510

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DOI: 10.2307/1005126

SO-VID: 9220ed2d-c689-4e97-87c1-c348639513fb

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