Dispersal and Evolution in Chemoautosynthesis-Based Communities in the Western Pacific-Verrucomorphs as Test Species for Evolutionary Studies on Hydrothermal Vent-Endemic Animals-

Japanese journal of benthology
doi 10.5179/benthos.58.44
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