  The N=0 Landau levels of ABC and ABA trilayer graphene both have approximate
12-fold degeneracies that are lifted by interactions to produce strong quantum
Hall effects (QHE) at all integer filling factors between nu=-6 and nu=6. We
discuss similarities and differences between the strong-magnetic-field
weak-disorder physics of the two trilayer cases, and between trilayer and
bilayer cases. These differences can be used to identify the stacking order of
high-quality trilayer samples by studying their quantum Hall effects.
