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Field Book: Pennsylvanian Plant Fossils of Illinois
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Field Book is a textbook about the plant fossils to be found in Illinois in the 1960s. This lovely, brief pamphlet contains detailed illustrations of fossils as well as a list of other, complementary publications. Contents: Pennsylvanian Flora, Scale and Seal Trees, Scouring Rushes, cont.
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