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JAMESON, H. LYSTER (1912) A Pearl from Nautilus. Nature, 90 (2242) 191 doi:10.1038/090191a0

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TitleA Pearl from Nautilus
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AuthorsJAMESON, H. LYSTERAuthor
Year1912 (October)Volume90
Issue2242
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/090191a0
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Full ReferenceJAMESON, H. LYSTER (1912) A Pearl from Nautilus. Nature, 90 (2242) 191 doi:10.1038/090191a0
Plain TextJAMESON, H. LYSTER (1912) A Pearl from Nautilus. Nature, 90 (2242) 191 doi:10.1038/090191a0
In(1912, October) Nature Vol. 90 (2242) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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