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Fig. 17. Patsyella dentata (Mt. Brown Limestone, Miocene). An example of a polyzoa or bryozoan (minute animals which form colonies, usually encrusting on rocks or shells
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Submitted by admin on April 23, 2009 - 00:56
Fig. 17. Patsyella dentata (Mt. Brown Limestone, Miocene). An example of a polyzoa or bryozoan (minute animals which form colonies, usually encrusting on rocks or shells