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Article: Developmental integration related to buoyancy control in nautiloids: evidence from unusual septal approximation and ontogenetic allometries in a Jurassic species

Publication: Palaeontology
Volume: 51
Part: 1
Publication Date: January 2008
Page(s): 251 261
Author(s): Régis Chirat, Raymond Enay, Pierre Hantzpergue and Charles Mangold
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CHIRAT, R., ENAY, R., HANTZPERGUE, P., MANGOLD, C. 2008. Developmental integration related to buoyancy control in nautiloids: evidence from unusual septal approximation and ontogenetic allometries in a Jurassic species. Palaeontology51, 1, 251–261.

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