Amonoids from the Besano Formation published by Airaghi in 1912 preserved at the Kosmos Museum in Pavia
[Gli ammonoidi della Formazione di Besano pubblicati da Airaghi nel 1912 conservati al Museo Kosmos di Pavia]

Published: April 20 2023
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