Virtual taphonomy using synchrotron tomographic microscopy reveals cryptic features and internal structure of modern and fossil plants
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Marco Stampanoni | Federica Marone | Paula J. Rudall | F. Marone | M. Stampanoni | P. Rudall | D. Simpson | M. Collinson | Margaret E. Collinson | David A. Simpson | Selena Y. Smith
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