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Page 787
... shells of intergalactic gas that sub- sequently became the sites for further galaxy formation and more explosions . Such a ... shell by some other process . If such a process exists , why should it not be the dominant mechanism ? Finally ...
... shells of intergalactic gas that sub- sequently became the sites for further galaxy formation and more explosions . Such a ... shell by some other process . If such a process exists , why should it not be the dominant mechanism ? Finally ...
Page 849
... shell made up of a number of articulated plates ( Figure 7 ) . The subclass Cirripedia is divided into two su- perorders , Acrothoracica and Thoracica . Members of the Acrothoracica are known as burrowing barnacles because they burrow ...
... shell made up of a number of articulated plates ( Figure 7 ) . The subclass Cirripedia is divided into two su- perorders , Acrothoracica and Thoracica . Members of the Acrothoracica are known as burrowing barnacles because they burrow ...
Page 850
... shell wall and operculum of verruco- morphs are remarkably similar . While the verrucomorphs apparently radiated in relatively shallow - water seas of the Cretaceous period , their modern representatives primarily inhabit the deep sea ...
... shell wall and operculum of verruco- morphs are remarkably similar . While the verrucomorphs apparently radiated in relatively shallow - water seas of the Cretaceous period , their modern representatives primarily inhabit the deep sea ...
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