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Reference number：04A0384169
Evolution of hard-tissue mineralization: comparison of the inner skeletal system and the outer shell system
硬組織の無機質化の発達:内骨格系と外殻系の比較
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Volume：
22
Issue：
3
Page：
163-169
Publication year：
2004
JST Material Number：
L0163A
ISSN：
0914-8779
Document type：
Article
Article type：
文献レビュー
Country of issue：
Germany, Federal Republic of (DEU)
Language：
ENGLISH (EN)
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Growth
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NAKAHARA, H. Electron microscopic and amino acid studies on the outer and inner shell layers of Haliotis rufescens. Venus. 1982, 41, 33-46
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