Supercontinuum Generation in Naturally Occurring Glass Sponges Spicules
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M. Maldonado | S. Gorb | A. Parker | J. Heitmann | A. Kovalev | H. Ehrlich | Y. Kulchin | P. Simon | D. Meyer | M. Mertig | K. Kummer | S. Molodtsov | S. Voznesenskiy | A. Makarova | D. Vyalikh | S. Golik | J. Schilling | M. Tsurkan | H. Reiswig | René Born | Filipe Natalio | E. Brunner | I. Nagorny | A. V. Bezverbny | D. Kurek | K. Tabachnick | A. Stelling | C. Erler | U. Skrzypczak | V. Bazhenov | B. Köhler | F. Natalio
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