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Fremouw Formation / Skaar Ridge / Glossopteris / Osmundaceae / Plant / Cycad / Permian / Spermatophyte / Osmunda / Geologic time scale / Phanerozoic / Dufek Coast
Date: 2011-05-06 18:10:13
Fremouw Formation
Skaar Ridge
Glossopteris
Osmundaceae
Plant
Cycad
Permian
Spermatophyte
Osmunda
Geologic time scale
Phanerozoic
Dufek Coast

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