Nanoscale Morphology and Indentation of Individual Nacre Tablets from the Gastropod Mollusc Trochus Niloticus
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Robert M. Panas | Mary C. Boyce | Christine Ortiz | M. Boyce | R. Panas | H. Qi | B. Bruet | C. Ortiz | K. Tai | B. J. F. Bruet | H. J. Qi | K. Tai | L. Frick | L. Frick | R. Panas | H. Qi
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