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Science 21 August 1964:
Vol. 145. no. 3634, pp. 809 - 811
DOI: 10.1126/science.145.3634.809
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Late Eocene Multituberculates and Other Mammals from Wyoming

Peter Robinson 1, Craig C. Black 2, and Mary R. Dawson 2

1 University of Colorado Museum, Boulder
2 Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Isolated teeth of multituberculates have been found in association with late Eocene fossil mammals. Previous studies reported that multituberculates were not found in deposits younger than early Eocene age (Graybull provincial substage or equivalents). This newly found occurrence indicates that these animals are more likely to be late Eocene in age than reworked early Eocene materials


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