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Java Tertiary . Shoreoxylon moroides , Den Berger , 1927 . ( 9 ) . 2 Naucleoxylon
spectabile , Crie , 1888. ( 7 ) . Java Tertiary . Dipterocarpoxylon spectabile ,
Kräusel , 1926. ( 23 ) . Dryobalanoxylon spectabile , Den Berger , 1927. ( 9 ) .
Java Tertiary . Shoreoxylon moroides , Den Berger , 1927 . ( 9 ) . 2 Naucleoxylon
spectabile , Crie , 1888. ( 7 ) . Java Tertiary . Dipterocarpoxylon spectabile ,
Kräusel , 1926. ( 23 ) . Dryobalanoxylon spectabile , Den Berger , 1927. ( 9 ) .
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South Sumatra | Tertiary . Shoreoxylon kräuseli , Den Berger , 1923 . ( 8 ) .
Dipterocar porylon kräuseli , Edwards , 1931. ( 11 ) , 7 Sumatra Miocene .
Cæsalpinioxylon palembangense , Kråsuel , 1922. ( 20 ) . Shoreoxylon
palembangense ...
South Sumatra | Tertiary . Shoreoxylon kräuseli , Den Berger , 1923 . ( 8 ) .
Dipterocar porylon kräuseli , Edwards , 1931. ( 11 ) , 7 Sumatra Miocene .
Cæsalpinioxylon palembangense , Kråsuel , 1922. ( 20 ) . Shoreoxylon
palembangense ...
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Eoserranus must therefore be regarded as a Tertiary type of fish . Lepidosteus is
also typically Tertiary , differing essentially from the numerous Secondary
ganoids to which it is related , by its highly specialised vertebrae . It ranges from
the ...
Eoserranus must therefore be regarded as a Tertiary type of fish . Lepidosteus is
also typically Tertiary , differing essentially from the numerous Secondary
ganoids to which it is related , by its highly specialised vertebrae . It ranges from
the ...
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PART | 1 |
General Report of the Geological Survey of India for the year 1937 | lxiv |
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