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The Cretaceous Period CRETACEOUS PERIOD 5 : 246 - 252 a . Cretaceous
rocks b . Cretaceous life 5 : 251d - 252b 5 : 2460 - 251d passim / 11 : 1014e - h
14 : 592g - h / 14 : 740h - 7410 / 15 : 737b - c c . Cretaceous stratigraphy d .
The Cretaceous Period CRETACEOUS PERIOD 5 : 246 - 252 a . Cretaceous
rocks b . Cretaceous life 5 : 251d - 252b 5 : 2460 - 251d passim / 11 : 1014e - h
14 : 592g - h / 14 : 740h - 7410 / 15 : 737b - c c . Cretaceous stratigraphy d .
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CRETACEOUS PERIOD T . M . K . Sir T . Malcolm Knox ( d . 1980 ) . Principal of
the University of St . Andrews , Scotland , 1953 – 66 . Translator of Hegel ' s
Political Writings , Early Theological Writings , and Aesthetics . HEGEL , GEORG
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CRETACEOUS PERIOD T . M . K . Sir T . Malcolm Knox ( d . 1980 ) . Principal of
the University of St . Andrews , Scotland , 1953 – 66 . Translator of Hegel ' s
Political Writings , Early Theological Writings , and Aesthetics . HEGEL , GEORG
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