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Boring algae as agents in the disintegration of corals
Record no:
35395
Author:
Duerden, J. E.
Year:
1902
Series:
BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY. 1902 v.16, no.25 : 323-332, plate 32 [kept P509.73]
Subject:
Marine algae
;
Corals
;
Marine borers
;
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