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Predicting Morphological Disparities in Sea Urchin Skeleton Growth and Form

https://doi.org/10.1101/133900
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Strengthening the Mechanical Performance of Sea Urchin Skeleton by Tube Feet Pore
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Investigation on the Effect of the Multilayered Porous Structure of Sea Urchin Skeleton on Its Mechanical Behavior
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Elliptical Fourier shape analysis of sea urchin species in the family Echinometridae
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