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<i>Troyka</i> represents a unique lineage of virus-like retroelements. [PDF]

J Gen Virol
Kojima KK.
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Measuring the Quality of Species List Contents. [PDF]

Bioscience
Pape T, Pyle RL, Bánki O, Barik SK, Berryman AJ, Bouchard P, Buckeridge J, Christidis L, Cigliano MM, Conix S, Crawford-Weaver H, van Dijk PP, Döring M, Evenhuis N, Hilton-Taylor C, Hobern D, Johnston C, Klopper RR, Kroh A, Le Roux M, Lien AM, Raz L, Thomson S, Vandepitte L, Zachos FE, Garnett ST.   +25 more
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An underwater imagery identification guide for shallow, mesophotic and deep-sea benthos in Maldives. [PDF]

Biodivers Data J
Amjad F, Ahusan M, Amir H, de Villiers NM, Gress E, Mah CL, Naeem S, Rico-Seijo N, Samaai T, Afzal MS, Woodall LC, Stefanoudis PV.   +11 more
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Fossil Collection at the Zoology Museum of the University of Concepción: enhancing understanding of Chile's past biodiversity. [PDF]

Biodivers Data J
Beltrán Echeverría FA, Tavera Martínez L, Hernández CE.   +2 more
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Echinoidea. Pt. I-II

, 1903
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Transcriptomic Responses of Blue Bat Star <i>Patiria pectinifera</i> to Sediment Burial. [PDF]

Int J Mol Sci
Dong H, Wan L, Wang C, Sun C, Wang X, Xu L.   +5 more
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[OBSERVATIONS ON ECHINOIDEA OF BRAZIL].

Revista brasileira de biologia, 1996
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ECHINOIDEA TENOSYNOVITIS

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1993
Suppurative tenosynovitis involving the digital fibrous flexor sheaths in the hand can be a devastating problem. A case is reported of tenosynovitis resulting from Echinoidea sp. (sea urchin) spines. The need for awareness of flexor sheath penetration is stressed.
C J, Coombs, K L, Mutimer
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Digestive Systems: Echinoidea*

2020
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De Ridder, Chantal, Jangoux, Michel
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THE TEETH OF THE ECHINOIDEA

Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 1956
SUMMARYThe developing hard tissues of the teeth of Echinus esculentus are described and figured, and it is noted that calcification occurs in two forms. Attention is drawn to a structural analogy which appears to exist between these two calcified tissues and the primary tissues of vertebrate teeth, despite certain differences in the chemical analysis ...
A. B. MACGREGOR, B. CHIR., D. G. MACINNES, E. A. MARSLAND   +3 more
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