Graptolite biofacies and correlation of eustatic, subsidence, and tectonic events in the Middle to Upper Ordovician of North America

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Graptolite biofacies and correlation of eustatic, subsidence, and tectonic events in the Middle to Upper Ordovician of North America

Stanley C. Finney

Okla. State Univ., Sch. Geol., Stillwater, OK, United States

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