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Cai, Yaoping, Xiao, Shuhai, Li, Guoxiang, Hua, Hong (2019) Diverse biomineralizing animals in the terminal Ediacaran Period herald the Cambrian explosion. Geology, 47 (4) 380-384 doi:10.1130/g45949.1

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TitleDiverse biomineralizing animals in the terminal Ediacaran Period herald the Cambrian explosion
JournalGeology
AuthorsCai, YaopingAuthor
Xiao, ShuhaiAuthor
Li, GuoxiangAuthor
Hua, HongAuthor
Year2019 (April 1)Volume47
Issue4
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g45949.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceCai, Yaoping, Xiao, Shuhai, Li, Guoxiang, Hua, Hong (2019) Diverse biomineralizing animals in the terminal Ediacaran Period herald the Cambrian explosion. Geology, 47 (4) 380-384 doi:10.1130/g45949.1
Plain TextCai, Yaoping, Xiao, Shuhai, Li, Guoxiang, Hua, Hong (2019) Diverse biomineralizing animals in the terminal Ediacaran Period herald the Cambrian explosion. Geology, 47 (4) 380-384 doi:10.1130/g45949.1
In(2019, April) Geology Vol. 47 (4) Geological Society of America

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