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Les Dryopithécines de Macédonie (Grèce): Leur place dans l'évolution des primates hominoides du Miocène

Thu, 2011-08-04 01:05 -- John Hawks
TitleLes Dryopithécines de Macédonie (Grèce): Leur place dans l'évolution des primates hominoides du Miocène
Publication TypeBook Chapter
Year of Publication1976
Authorsde Bonis, L, Melentis, J
EditorTobias, PV, Coppens, Y
Book TitleLes Plus Anciens Hominidés
Pagination26–38
PublisherCentre Nationale de la Recherche Sciéntifique
CityParis
Keywords*file-import-10-07-12
Citation KeydeBonis:1976

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