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A new Miocene whale-fall community dominated by the bathymodiolin mussel Adipicola from the hobetsu area, hokkaido, Japan
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R.G. Jenkins
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A Kaim
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K. Amano
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K Sakurai
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K Matsubara
Publication date:
2018
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Paleontol. Res.
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