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Ultrastructure of the gill of the hydrothermal vent bivalveCalyptogena magnifica, with a discussion of its nutrition

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Biochemical Interactions between Molluscs and Their Algal and Bacterial Symbionts11These studies were supported in part by National Science Foundation grants OCE78-08933 and OCE78-08852 to James Childress, and OCE78-08853, PCM80-01949, and OCE80-24251 to George Somero, and Deutsche…

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