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COILING The initial juvenile stages are unknown ; the earliest ontogenetic stages present consist of slightly curved shafts with a whorl height of c . 20 mm . With the exception of GD14000 , all the specimens consist of slightly curved ...
COILING The initial juvenile stages are unknown ; the earliest ontogenetic stages present consist of slightly curved shafts with a whorl height of c . 20 mm . With the exception of GD14000 , all the specimens consist of slightly curved ...
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Because of the loose coiling in most of the taxa , complete specimens are rare . The shells may be broken due to predation , taphonomic processes and during preparation from the matrix . Consequently , some genera were based on ...
Because of the loose coiling in most of the taxa , complete specimens are rare . The shells may be broken due to predation , taphonomic processes and during preparation from the matrix . Consequently , some genera were based on ...
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Coiling is sinistral , forming a regular , loose corkscrew , with the whorls separated by intervals of approximately one whorl height . The holotype ( Fig . 48C - D ) shows that the last part of the body chamber ...
Coiling is sinistral , forming a regular , loose corkscrew , with the whorls separated by intervals of approximately one whorl height . The holotype ( Fig . 48C - D ) shows that the last part of the body chamber ...
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Contents
Introduction | 5 |
Securing the right to the land 18061873 | 22 |
The development of the community and group identities | 34 |
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