Large colonial organisms with coordinated growth in oxygenated environments 2.1 Gyr ago
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Donald E. Canfield | Alain Meunier | Emmanuelle Javaux | Stefan Bengtson | Roberto Macchiarelli | Philippe Janvier | D. Canfield | P. Janvier | E. Javaux | A. Bekker | A. Meunier | A. Pierson‐Wickmann | S. Bengtson | M. Whitehouse | F. Gauthier-Lafaye | D. Vachard | C. Fontaine | P. Sardini | A. Riboulleau | P. Boulvais | A. E. Albani | F. Fürsich | Arnaud Mazurier | François Gauthier-Lafaye | A. Mazurier | Paul Sardini | R. Macchiarelli | Armelle Riboulleau | Philippe Boulvais | Claude Fontaine | Martin Whitehouse | Andrey Bekker | Abderrazak El Albani | Emma U. Hammarlund | Jean-Jacques Dupuy | Franz T. Fürsich | Frantz Ossa Ossa | Anne-Catherine Pierson-Wickmann | Daniel Vachard | E. Hammarlund | F. Ossa | J. Dupuy | F. Gauthier‐Lafaye | Anne‐Catherine Pierson‐Wickmann
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