Echinoderm roots

Andrew B. Smith ()
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Nature, 2004, vol. 430, issue 6998, 411-412

Abstract: A bold claim about the origins of the echinoderms is based on newly discovered fossils from China. But many pieces are still missing from this part of the fragmented puzzle of life's evolutionary history.

Date: 2004
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