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September 1, 1914Memoirs of the Carnegie MuseumOpen Access

Catalog of the fossil fishes in the Carnegie Museum. Part III. Catalog of fossil fishes from the lithographic stones of Cerin, France

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The subject matter of the following Catalog consists of a large and representative assortment of Upper Jurassic fishes from Cerin (Ain) in southeastern France, the material being contained in the Bayet Collection, which was acquired by the Museum through the generosity of Mr. Andrew Carnegie in 1903.

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