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Journal of Paleontology; January 1962; v. 36; no. 1; p. 81-86
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Bryozoa from the 'Mesaverde' Formation (Upper Cretaceous) of southeastern Wyoming

Heinrich Toots, and John F. Cutler

Cretaceous Bryozoa have been reported from the western United States, but have not been previously described. A new definition is offered for the genus Dysnoetopora Canu & Bassler. Chaetetes?? demissus White is redescribed as Dysnoetopora demissa. Conopeum? ramosum, n. sp., is described.

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