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Size and cellular calcium carbonate quota differences between coccolithophore species
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English: Size and cellular calcium carbonate quota differences between coccolithophore species. Scanning electron microscope images of an E. huxleyi, S. apsteinii and a Coccolithus species, showcasing size and cellular calcium carbonate quota differences between species. Species shown were either isolated or cultured by the authors. |
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| Source | https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-38661-0 |
| Author | Natasha A. Gafar, Bradley D. Eyre & Kai G. Schulz |
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