Speciation and structural evolution in the Palaeocene <i>Morozovella</i> lineage (planktonic Foraminiferida)

Corfield, R. M.; Granlund, A. H.

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01 May 1988

| 01 May 1988

Speciation and structural evolution in the Palaeocene Morozovella lineage (planktonic Foraminiferida)

R. M. Corfield and A. H. Granlund

R. M. Corfield

University of Cambridge, Godwin Laboratory for Quaternary Research, Free School Lane, Cambridge CB2 3RS

A. H. Granlund

University of Stockholm, Department of Geology, S–106 91, Stockholm, Sweden

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