The Schrammen Collection of Cretaceous Silicisponglae in the American Museum of Natural History, with notes on the structure, classification, geological and geographical distribution, and synonymy of the Silicisponglae
by Marjorie O'Connell
Book 1 of Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History -- v. 41, art.
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