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Abstract - Preliminary Field Report
 

Manganaro, Carol A. 1992. Preliminary Field Report. 3 p.

Abstract

Paleontological research was conducted by Dr. Jim Mead and Carol Manganaro of Northern Arizona University in Graveyard Cave and Salamander Cave (WICA) during the month of July. Five days were spent working in Graveyard Cave and one day spent completing work in Salamander Cave which excavated during the 1991 field season. Two to four people were working in the caves at any given time. Submitted by Dr. Jim Mead and Carol A. Manganaro.

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