Open data and digital morphology.

Open data and digital morphology.
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DOI:
10.1098/rspb.2017.0194
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发表时间:
2017-04-12
期刊:
Proceedings. Biological sciences
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Donoghue PC
Donoghue PC
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作者:
Davies TG;Rahman IA;Lautenschlager S;Cunningham JA;Asher RJ;Barrett PM;Bates KT;Bengtson S;Benson RB;Boyer DM;Braga J;Bright JA;Claessens LP;Cox PG;Dong XP;Evans AR;Falkingham PL;Friedman M;Garwood RJ;Goswami A;Hutchinson JR;Jeffery NS;Johanson Z;Lebrun R;Martínez-Pérez C;Marugán-Lobón J;O'Higgins PM;Metscher B;Orliac M;Rowe TB;Rücklin M;Sánchez-Villagra MR;Shubin NH;Smith SY;Starck JM;Stringer C;Summers AP;Sutton MD;Walsh SA;Weisbecker V;Witmer LM;Wroe S;Yin Z;Rayfield EJ;Donoghue PC

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