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You aren't what you eat

Henry Gee

Nature, 2003, vol. 424, issue 6951, 885-886

Abstract: An obscure marine worm does not belong among the molluscs, as had been thought. Rather, it has a claim to being the most primitive extant member of the group of animals that includes vertebrates.

Date: 2003
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