アパラチア大陸
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↑  Late Cretaceous Multituberculates of the Carolinas: My...What Big Teeth You Have!
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↑  “OCEANS OF KANSAS PALEONTOLOGY Fossils from the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Sea”. 12 June 2019閲覧。
↑  “A Field Guide to Fossils of the Smoky Hill Chalk Part 2: Sharks and Bony Fish”. Oceans of Kansas. 12 June 2019閲覧。
↑  “A Field Guide to the Smoky Hill Chalk Part 1: Invertebrates”. Oceans of Kansas. 12 June 2019閲覧。
↑  “A Field Guide to Fossils of the Smoky Hill Chalk Part 3: Marine Reptiles”. Oceans of Kansas. 12 June 2019閲覧。
↑  “A Field Guide to Fossils of the Smoky Hill Chalk Part 4: Pteranodons, Birds, and Dinosaurs”. Oceans of Kansas. 12 June 2019閲覧。
↑  “A Field Guide to Fossils of the Smoky Hill Chalk Part 5: Coprolites, pearls, fossilized wood and other remains.”. Oceans of Kansas. 12 June 2019閲覧。
↑  “M. J. EVERHART'S MARINE REPTILE REFERENCES: MOSASAURS, PLESIOSAURS, TURTLES AND OTHER VERTEBRATE FAUNA”. Oceans of Kansas. 12 June 2019閲覧。
↑  “Other references about fossils from the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Sea, including: Invertebrates, sharks and fish”. Oceans of Kansas. 12 June 2019閲覧。
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