BIOGEOGRAPHY AND EVOLUTION OF AFRICAN FRESH-WATER MOLLUSKS - IMPLICATIONS OF A MIOCENE ASSEMBLAGE FROM RUSINGA-ISLAND, KENYA

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PALAEONTOLOGY | 1987年 / 30卷
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