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Dec 01, 1971
Ultrastructure of calcium phosphate-containing cells in the serpulid polychaete wormPomatoceros caeruleus
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Jerry M. Neff (1971). Ultrastructure of calcium phosphate-containing cells in the serpulid polychaete wormPomatoceros caeruleus. Calcified Tissue Research, 7(1), 191-200. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02062606
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