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Diplacanthid acanthodians from the Aztec Siltstone (late Middle Devonian) of southern Victoria Land, Antarctica

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2004

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Young, Gavin
Burrow, Carole

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Taylor & Francis Group

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One articulated and several partial, semi-articulated specimens of acanthodians were collected in 1970 from the freshwater deposits of the Aztec Siltstone (Middle Devonian; Givetian), Portal Mountain, southern Victoria Land, Antarctica, during a Victoria

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Keywords: comparative study; Devonian; fish; histology; new genus; taxonomy; Antarctica; East Antarctica; Victoria Land; Acanthodii; Entovalva; Vertebrata; Victoria Acanthodii; Antarctica; Aztec Siltstone; Devonian; Diplacanthidae; Givetian; New genus Milesacanthus

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/79493

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Fossils and Strata. Lower vertebrates from the Palaeozoic

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Conference paper

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