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Small Gasteropoda from the Lower Cretaceous of Queensland

Charles Eugene De Rance

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The Superficial Geology of the Country Adjoining the Coasts of Southwest Lancashire, Comprised in Sheet 90, Quarter Sheet 91 S. W., Parts of 89 N. W.

Alexander Henry Green

Edward Hull

The Geology of the Country Round Stockport, Macclesfield, Congleton, and Leek. (Sheets 81 N.W. and 81 S.W. of the Map of the Geological Survey of Grea

Robert Logan Jack

The Geology and Paleontology of Queensland and New Guinea

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A Catalogue of Australian Fossils Stratigraphically and Zoologically Arranged

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A Catalogue of Australian Fossils (Including Tasmania and the Island of Timor)

Including Tasmania and the Island of Timor : Stratigraphically and Zoologically Arranged

A Catalogue of Australian Fossils

Edward Charles Stirling

Sir Douglas Mawson

Thomas Griffith Taylor

With an Account of the Morphology and Affinities of the Whole Class

The Archæocyathinæ from the Cambrian of South Australia

The Further Discovery of Dugong Bones on the Coast of New South Wales

Benjamin Dunstan

Edward Oswald Marks

Lionel Clive Ball

Geological Survey of Queensland

Russell Dixon

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Some Mineral Fields in the Hinterland of Mackay

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