In Memory of Professor David Krinsley, University of Oregon
Journal Title: Studia Quaternaria - Year 2018, Vol 35, Issue 1
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Bill Mahaney, Kurt Langworthy, Robert Fischer, Ron Dorn
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In Memory of Professor David Krinsley, University of Oregon
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