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Tang, Qing, Pang, Ke, Yuan, Xunlai, Xiao, Shuhai (2017) Electron microscopy reveals evidence for simple multicellularity in the Proterozoic fossilChuaria. Geology, 45 (1) 75-78 doi:10.1130/g38680.1

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TitleElectron microscopy reveals evidence for simple multicellularity in the Proterozoic fossilChuaria
JournalGeology
AuthorsTang, QingAuthor
Pang, KeAuthor
Yuan, XunlaiAuthor
Xiao, ShuhaiAuthor
Year2017 (January)Volume45
Issue1
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g38680.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceTang, Qing, Pang, Ke, Yuan, Xunlai, Xiao, Shuhai (2017) Electron microscopy reveals evidence for simple multicellularity in the Proterozoic fossilChuaria. Geology, 45 (1) 75-78 doi:10.1130/g38680.1
Plain TextTang, Qing, Pang, Ke, Yuan, Xunlai, Xiao, Shuhai (2017) Electron microscopy reveals evidence for simple multicellularity in the Proterozoic fossilChuaria. Geology, 45 (1) 75-78 doi:10.1130/g38680.1
In(2017, January) Geology Vol. 45 (1) Geological Society of America

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