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English: Euryzygoma dunense skull in lateral view. |
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| Source | Longman H. A. (1921). A new genus of fossil marsupials. Memoirs of the Queensland Museum 7: 65–80. Plate IV | |||
| Author | Henry William Mobsby (1860–1933) | |||
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