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Cretaceous bryozoan fossils from Needs Camp, South Africa
Fossil Bryozoa in South Africa is understudied and has received little attention, despite the country's very rich geological and fossil heritage conservation. Published literature regarding bryozoan fossils from South Africa comprise of four papers with the most recent being a little over two decade...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2024
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