Globin’s Structure and Function in Vesicomyid Bivalves from the Gulf of Guinea Cold Seeps as an Adaptation to Life in Reduced Sediments

C. Decker; N. Zorn; N. Potier; E. Leize-Wagner; F. Lallier; K. Olu; A. Andersen

doi:10.1086/678131

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Globin’s Structure and Function in Vesicomyid Bivalves from the Gulf of Guinea Cold Seeps as an Adaptation to Life in Reduced Sediments

C. Decker N. Zorn N. Potier ¹ E. Leize-Wagner F. Lallier K. Olu A. Andersen

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