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Organism Activity Levels Predict Marine Invertebrate Survival During Ancient Global Change Extinctions

Global Change Biology - United Kingdom
doi 10.1111/gcb.13484
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Planetary ChangeEnvironmental ChemistryGlobalEcologyEnvironmental Science
Date

September 13, 2016

Authors
Matthew E. Clapham
Publisher

Wiley


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