Soft X‐ray contact microscopy, using synchrotron radiation, of thin‐sectioned, lead‐contaminated chloragogenous tissue of the earthworm Dendrobaena rubida
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D. Clarke | K. Richards | D. T. Clarke | K. Sylvia Richards | A. D. Rush | W. J. Myring | W. J. Myring
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