Shovsbo / Everett / STEVNS KLINT / Faxe / Bornholm / Copenhagen / London / Brussels / Lagerstätte / Rio de Janeiro / /
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Caroline A. E. / C. A. E. / Eagle Ford Group / John Wiley and Sons / Netherlands Journal / Siemens / /
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America / Africa / Europe / /
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Germany / Greenland / Belgique / Mexico / Sweden / United States / Brazil / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / India / Denmark / / /
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Østsjællands Museum / New Mexico Museum of Natural History / National Museum of Natural History / University of Kansas Palaeontological Contributions / University of Copenhagen / Institute of Forensic Medicine / Lunds University / University of Kansas / Natural History Museum of London / Natural History Museum of Denmark / /
Møns Klint Formation / Institute of Forensic Medicine / Lunds University / Rødvig Formation / Geological Society of Denmark / Fish Clay and Cerithium Limestone / University of Kansas Palaeontological Contributions / University of Kansas / Smithsonian Institution / Geological Society of London / University of Copenhagen / /
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Ward / Christopher J. Duffin / Prasad / V / JAN SCHULZ / Thorbjørn Madsen / Bulletin / /
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Natural History / Journal of Paleontology / /
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Scandinavia / North America / eastern Denmark / northeastern Brazil / southern England / central Texas / western Colorado / Northwest Europe / southern Sweden / South America / Australasia / /
Sullivan, R.M. and Lucas, S.G., eds., 2015, Fossil Record 4. New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science Bulletin 67. FIRST RECORD OF A VERTEBRATE COPROLITE FROM THE UPPER CRETACEOUS (MAASTRICHTIAN) CHALK OF STEVNS