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City Phillips / St Petersburg / / Company S. B. & Makarkin / Modeling Laboratory / J. & Andersen / J. Comp / / Continent South America / / Country Russia / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / Madagascar / Denmark / / / Event Extinction / / Facility Plant Sciences / Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute / University of California / / IndustryTerm energy flow / energy / / NaturalFeature Okanagan Highlands / South Tasman Sea / / Organization Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute / Cambridge Univ. / Indiana Univ. / Theoretical Physics Division / University of California / Riverside / / Person Nat / / Position representative / / ProvinceOrState Queensland / South Australia / Indiana / British Columbia / California / Colorado / N. F. / / Region southeastern Queensland / South Australia / southern British Columbia / western North America / northeastern Washington / / |
BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS ARISING 5. Hecht, M. K. The morphology and relationships of the largest known terrestrial lizard, Megalania prisca Owen, from the Pleistocene of Australia. Proc. R. Soc. Vic. 87, 239–.