Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods

Summary

Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods is a doctoral thesis^[1].

Key Facts

• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods authored Jeffrey H. Robinson^[2].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis^[3].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's publisher is recorded as OUR Archive^[4].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's language of work or name is recorded as English^[5].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's country of origin is recorded as New Zealand^[6].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's publication date is recorded as +2016-00-00T00:00:00Z^[7].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as New Zealand^[8].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as Novocrania^[9].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as Notosaria^[10].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as Brachiopoda^[11].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as Magasella^[12].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as Neoancistrocrania^[13].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as Liothyrella^[14].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as Terebratella^[15].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as Neoaemula^[16].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as Terebratulina^[17].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as Valdiviathyris^[18].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's main subject is recorded as Danocrania^[19].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's Handle ID is recorded as 10523/6813^[20].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's title is recorded as Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods^[21].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's copyright holder is recorded as Jeffrey H. Robinson^[22].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's thesis submitted to is recorded as University of Otago^[23].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject^[24].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted^[25].
• Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's thesis committee member is recorded as Daphne Lee^[26].

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Designation and Status

Studies in the anatomy, morphology and taxonomy of extant and fossil craniid and articulate brachiopods's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis^[3].