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October 01, 1996
A filtration technique for quantitative studies of coccoliths
Harald Andruleit
Harald Andruleit
Christian-Albrechts-Universitaet, Sonderforschungsbereich, Kiel, Federal Republic of Germany
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Micropaleontology (1996) 42 (4): 403–406.
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Harald Andruleit; A filtration technique for quantitative studies of coccoliths. Micropaleontology 1996;; 42 (4): 403–406. doi:
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