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Disparate forms of bioluminescence from the amphipodsCyphocaris faurei, Scina crassicornis andS. borealis

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01344339
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Spectral composition of bioluminescence of epipelagic organisms from the Sargasso Sea
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INSECT BIOLUMINESCENCE
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The integumental organs of amphipods
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Giant Amphipod from the Abyssal Pacific Ocean
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Visual Spectral Sensitivities of Bioluminescent Deep-sea Crustaceans
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Visual Spectral Sensitivity of the Bioluminescent Deep-sea Mysid,Gnathophausia ingens
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