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The Palaeoscolecida and the evolution of the Ecdysozoa
Author(s):
AY Zhuravlev
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JA Gámez Vintaned
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E Liñán
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JAG Vintaned
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A. B. Zhuravlev
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José Gámez Vintaned
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2011
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Palaeontogr. Can.
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