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The heart of the leathery turtle, Dermochelys (Sphargis) coriacea. With a note on the septum ventriculorum in the Reptilia.
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35694
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RP1977
Author:
O'Donoghue, Charles H.
Citation:
J. ANAT., (LOND.). [n.d.] v.52 : 467-480;
Year:
[n.d.]
Subject:
Turtles
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Chelonia - Anatomy
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Reptiles - Anatomy
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