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Tube Formation by Pomatoceros Triqueter (Polychaeta)
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Tube Formation in Pomatoceros triqueter L
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Tube Formation in Pomatoceros triqueter (L.)
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V.—THE DETERMINATION OF CALCIUM IN HISTOLOGICAL SECTIONS
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The Development of the Serpulid Pomatoceros triqueter L
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Studies of Serpulid Tube Formation: I. The Secretion of the Calcareous and Organic Components of the Tube by Pomatoceros triqueter
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Studies of Serpulid Tube Formation: II. The Calcium-secreting Glands in the Peristomium of Spirorbis, Hydroides, and Serpula
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THE TENTACULITID AFFINITIES OF ANTICALYPTRAEA FROM THE SILURIAN OF BALTOSCANDIA
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ON THE TUBE ULTRASTRUCTURE AND ORIGIN OF CALCIFICATION IN SABELLIDS (ANNELIDA, POLYCHAETA)
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MINERAL REGENERATION BY SERPULID POLYCHAETE WORMS
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Discovery of an Extensive Deep-Sea Fossil Serpulid Reef Associated With a Cold Seep, Santa Monica Basin, California
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Biological Control Versus Environmental Influence in Serpulid Tube Calcification
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The tube wall of Cambrian anabaritids
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