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Eocene stelleroids (echinodermata) at Seymour Island, Antarctic Peninsula
Daniel B. Blake
, Richard B. Aronson
Earth Science and Environmental Change
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Echinodermata
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Antarctic Peninsula
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Seymour Island
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Meseta
100%
Asteroids
60%
Ophiuroids
60%
Zoroaster
40%
Congeneric Species
20%
Cenozoic
20%
Uncertainty Sampling
20%
Deep-water Setting
20%
Infaunal
20%
Goniasteridae
20%
Paxillosida
20%
Late Eocene
20%
Asteriidae
20%
La Meseta Formation
20%
Oreasteridae
20%
Cretaceous Deposits
20%
Jurassic Rocks
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Echinodermata
100%
Paxillosida
100%
Asteriidae
100%
New Species
100%
New Genus
100%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Eocene
100%
Peninsula
100%
Deep Water
50%
New Species
50%
New Genus
50%