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January 1, 1945Proceedings of the Royal Society of QueenslandOpen Access

Triassic Insects of Queensland. I. Eoses, a Probable Lepidopterous Insect from the Triassic Beds of Mt. Crosby, Queensland.

Norman Barnett Tindale

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Rich fossil insect material has been discovered in a horizon

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