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Tanabe, Kazushige (1989) Endocochliate embryo model in the Mesozoic Ammonitida. Historical Biology, 2 (3). 183-196 doi:10.1080/08912968909386501

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TitleEndocochliate embryo model in the Mesozoic Ammonitida
JournalHistorical Biology
AuthorsTanabe, KazushigeAuthor
Year1989 (August)Volume2
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PublisherInforma UK Limited
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Plain TextTanabe, Kazushige (1989) Endocochliate embryo model in the Mesozoic Ammonitida. Historical Biology, 2 (3). 183-196 doi:10.1080/08912968909386501
In(1989, August) Historical Biology Vol. 2 (3) Informa UK Limited

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