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English: Asterolepis traits
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Source https://www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/14596381369/in/photolist-cSayFC-cSaBvs-ouFmcA-cSayHW-eizi9R-oeQ4bQ-oeSSJv-oeQgDK-ynH1as-yja6Ay-wsmNiQ-xQaS3B-xCpVwE-xCqt69-xUaLVA-xpnwjK-wsmM2G-tMQsoC-xMRbgw-xqyg8z-w2S5dh-wYn37x-t8A2fT-q6iRvp-q6hwcZ-oXQdUr-oxAap4-oaJVXn-nMYdHg-cSayGU, https://www.flickr.com/photos/paleoanthroevo/7787615276/in/photolist-cSayFC-cSaBvs-ouFmcA-cSayHW-eizi9R-oeQ4bQ-oeSSJv-oeQgDK-ynH1as-yja6Ay-wsmNiQ-xQaS3B-xCpVwE-xUaLVA-xCqt69-xpnwjK-wsmM2G-tMQsoC-xMRbgw-xqyg8z-w2S5dh-wYn37x-t8A2fT-q6iRvp-q6hwcZ-oXQdUr-oxAap4-oaJVXn-nMYdHg-cSayGU
Author Rachel Brown, British Museum (Natural History) Department of Geology
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