P. E. Cloud

Publishing 1948

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Publications 1

  1. Notes on Recent brachiopods

Possible papers by P. E. Cloud 8

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  1. Possible stratotype sequences for the basal Paleozoic in North America
    as Preston E. Cloud american journal of science 1973
    Same journal
  2. Ultrastructure and geologic relations of some two-aeon old nostocacean algae from northeastern Minnesota
    as Preston E. Cloud american journal of science 1972
    Same journal
  3. A working model of the primitive Earth
    as Preston E. Cloud american journal of science 1972
    Same journal
  4. Proterozoic stromatolite zonation
    as Preston E. Cloud american journal of science 1969
    Same journal
  5. New gastropods and trilobites critical in the correlation of Lower Ordovician rocks
    as Preston E. Cloud american journal of science 1947
    Same journal
  6. Notes on stromatolites
    as Preston E. Cloud american journal of science 1942
    Same journal
  7. Color patterns in Devonian terebratuloids
    as Preston E. Cloud american journal of science 1941
    Same journal
  8. Homeomorphy, and a remarkable illustration
    as Preston E. Cloud american journal of science 1941
    Same journal

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