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Ehrenberg, Rachel (2013) Life: Repellent slime has material virtues: Hagfish excretions exhibit superior strength and flexibility. Science News, 183. 14 doi:10.1002/scin.5591830216

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TitleLife: Repellent slime has material virtues: Hagfish excretions exhibit superior strength and flexibility
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AuthorsEhrenberg, RachelAuthor
Year2013 (January 26)Volume183
PublisherWiley
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