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C. Philip Palmer is a palaeontologist at the Natural History Museum in London.[1] He has worked extensively on molluscs of various types including scaphopods,[2] bivalves and cephalopods.[3]

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  1. ^ J R Young & A S Gale (2010). Fossils of the Gault Clay'. Palaeontological Association.
  2. ^ Encyclopedia of Earth Sciences, Fairbridge and Jablonski, 1975
  3. ^ Monks, N. & P. Palmer (2002). Ammonites. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington D.C.


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