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Bryant, D. D. (1983). A recently discovered amber source near Totolapa, Chiapas, Mexico. American Antiquity, 354-357.

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Original EntryBryant, D. D. (1983). A recently discovered amber source near Totolapa, Chiapas, Mexico. American Antiquity, 354-357.
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Full ReferenceBryant, D. D. (1983). A recently discovered amber source near Totolapa, Chiapas, Mexico. American Antiquity, 354-357.
Plain TextBryant, D. D. (1983). A recently discovered amber source near Totolapa, Chiapas, Mexico. American Antiquity, 354-357.

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Teopisca, San Cristobal de Las Casas, San Cristobal de Las Casas Municipality, Chiapas, Mexico
Totolapa, Totolapa Municipality, Chiapas, Mexico

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Teopisca, San Cristobal de Las Casas, San Cristobal de Las Casas Municipality, Chiapas, Mexicoⓘ Amber

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