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Metabolic and Blood Gas Transport Characteristics of the Hydrothermal Vent Bivalve Calyptogena magnifica
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Characterisation of Duplicated Haemoglobin Genes in Bivalves
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Additional file 1 of Natural 14C abundances and stable isotopes suggest discrete uptake routes for carbon and nitrogen in cold seep animals
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Plasticité tissulaire et cellulaire du filament branchial des Lucinidae symbiotiques côtiers Codakia orbiculata et Lucine pensylvanica
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