Carnivorous plants at high latitudes: Pollen evidence for Droseraceae growing in East Antarctica during the Late Eocene

Truswell, Elizabeth; Macphail, Michael

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Carnivorous plants at high latitudes: Pollen evidence for Droseraceae growing in East Antarctica during the Late Eocene

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2004

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Truswell, Elizabeth

Macphail, Michael

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Geological Society of Australia

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/80949

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Memoirs of the Association of Australasian Palaeontologists

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Carnivorous plants at high latitudes: Pollen evidence for Droseraceae growing in East Antarctica during the Late Eocene

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