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    Damiens R, Rhee H, Hwang Y, Park SJ, Hammi Y, Lim H, Horstemeyer MF.
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  • 31. Proliferation in the epidermis of chelonians and growth of the horny scutes.
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  • 34. The origin and loss of periodic patterning in the turtle shell.
    Moustakas-Verho JE, Zimm R, Cebra-Thomas J, Lempiäinen NK, Kallonen A, Mitchell KL, Hämäläinen K, Salazar-Ciudad I, Jernvall J, Gilbert SF.
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  • 36. Mercury and methylmercury in carapace of the marine turtle Caretta caretta, in northeastern Brazil and its potential for environmental monitoring.
    Rodriguez CAB, Bezerra MF, Rezende CE, Bastos WR, Lacerda LD.
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  • 38. Development of the turtle plastron, the order-defining skeletal structure.
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