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Where animals breathed their first: microbial mats may have been an early source of oxygenStrain, DanielScience news (Washington), 2011-06, Vol.179 (13), p.9Science News/Society for Science and the PublicTexto completo disponível |
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First census of marine life reveals there's plenty new under the sea: decade-long study highlights how much more is left to discoverMilius, SusanScience news (Washington), 2010-10, Vol.178 (9), p.14Science News/Society for Science and the PublicTexto completo disponível |
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Marine superglue: Mussels get stickiness from iron in seawaterGoho, AlexandraScience news (Washington), 2004-01, Vol.165 (3), p.36-37Washington, DC: Society for Science & the PublicTexto completo disponível |
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Power to the whale's taleMiller, Julie AnnScience news (Washington), 1984-11, Vol.126, p.327Science News/Society for Science and the PublicTexto completo disponível |
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Snail in Shining ArmorGrossman, LisaScience news (Washington), 2010-02, Vol.177 (4), p.13-13Washington: Society for Science & the PublicTexto completo disponível |
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Science past: October 11, 1958Science news (Washington), 2008-10, Vol.174 (8), p.4Science News/Society for Science and the PublicTexto completo disponível |
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Mystery mushroomlike sea creaturesMilius, SusanScience news (Washington), 2014-11, Vol.186 (9), p.5Washington: Science News/Society for Science and the PublicTexto completo disponível |
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Life in the deep oceanScience news (Washington), 1979-01, Vol.115, p.24Science News/Society for Science and the PublicTexto completo disponível |
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Marine animals moved upriver early: fossil worm burrows suggest rapid colonization of freshwaterWitze, AlexandraScience news (Washington), 2011-06, Vol.179 (12), p.9Science News/Society for Science and the PublicTexto completo disponível |
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What's going on down there?: 2,000 ocean scientists do the biggest, wettest census everMilius, SusanScience news (Washington), 2007-02, Vol.171 (7), p.107-108Washington, DC: Society for Science & the PublicTexto completo disponível |