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Extinctions in deep time

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Author(s)

Peter John Mayhew

Department/unit(s)

Biology

Publication details

Title of host publication	Saving a million species
Date	Published - 2012
Pages	141-156
Number of pages	16
Publisher	Island Press
Place of Publication	Washington
Editors	Lee Hannah
Original language	English
ISBN (Print)	978-159726-569-0

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