The Proterozoic Biosphere

J. William Schopf(University of California, Los Angeles), Richard W. Castenholz, Harald Strauß(Andrews University), Bruce Runnegar, Donald R. Lowe, John M. Hayes, Carl V. Mendelson, Toby B. Moore, Joseph L. Kirschvink, Roger E. Summons, Stefan Bengtson, J. M. Hayes(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Cornelis Klein, J. John Sepkoski, Beverly K. Pierson, Kenneth M. Towe, Hans Hofmann

Cambridge University Press eBooks

June 26, 1992

10.1017/cbo9780511601064

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