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Alabama Museum of Natural History Paleontology specimens (Arctos)
Authors: Prondzinski, Mary Beth;
doi: 10.15468/fk6348
Alabama Museum of Natural History Paleontology specimens (Arctos)
Abstract
The first fossil entries in the University of Alabama's Paleo collection were fossil nuts from Madison County, Alabama, reported by William MacMillan in 1831. Since then, the ALMNH Paleo Collections have expanded to include hundreds of thousands of Vertebrates, Invertebrates and Botanical specimens.
Keywords
Occurrence, Specimen
Occurrence, Specimen
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