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H. Frederick Reisz has written:
'On the wilderness way' -- subject(s): Church year sermons, Sermons, Lutheran Church
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H. Frederick Reisz is known for his work in the field of Paleontology, particularly in the study of vertebrate fossils and evolutionary Biology. He has authored numerous scientific papers and books on topics ranging from the origin of tetrapods to the evolution of dinosaurs.
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