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PAYTON ( ) Fossils found in the neighbourhood 

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FEALE (REMBRANDT) Account of the Skeleton of the 

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FEALE (TITIAN R.) [1799 ?-1885] Lepidoptera Ameri- 

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FEARSALL (WILLIAM BOOTH) The Teeth of Pithe- 

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