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Glen Rose Formation / Jurassic / Grallator / Corpulentapus / Hypsilophodont / Cedar Mountain Formation / Dakota Formation / Maastrichtian / Trace fossil / Mesozoic / Phanerozoic / Geologic time scale
Date: 2013-01-09 18:01:15
Glen Rose Formation
Jurassic
Grallator
Corpulentapus
Hypsilophodont
Cedar Mountain Formation
Dakota Formation
Maastrichtian
Trace fossil
Mesozoic
Phanerozoic
Geologic time scale

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