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O’Malley, Christina E., Ausich, William I., Chin, Yu-Ping (2016) Deep echinoderm phylogeny preserved in organic molecules from Paleozoic fossils. Geology, 44 (5) 379-382 doi:10.1130/g37761.1

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TitleDeep echinoderm phylogeny preserved in organic molecules from Paleozoic fossils
JournalGeology
AuthorsO’Malley, Christina E.Author
Ausich, William I.Author
Chin, Yu-PingAuthor
Year2016 (May)Volume44
Issue5
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g37761.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceO’Malley, Christina E., Ausich, William I., Chin, Yu-Ping (2016) Deep echinoderm phylogeny preserved in organic molecules from Paleozoic fossils. Geology, 44 (5) 379-382 doi:10.1130/g37761.1
Plain TextO’Malley, Christina E., Ausich, William I., Chin, Yu-Ping (2016) Deep echinoderm phylogeny preserved in organic molecules from Paleozoic fossils. Geology, 44 (5) 379-382 doi:10.1130/g37761.1
In(2016, May) Geology Vol. 44 (5) Geological Society of America

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