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Hervet S., 2006. The oldest European phtychogasterid turtle (Testudinoidea) from the lowermost Eocene amber locality of Le Quesnoy (France, Ypresian, MP7). Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, 26(4): 839–848.
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