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Calcification in Unicellular Organisms

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Biological Calcification: Cellular and Molecular Aspects

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On acquiert ainsi la conviction qu’il existe des animaux sans epithelium, et qu’une substance animale molle et sans fibres peut s’étendre et se prolonger en filamens libre par une sorte de’afflux, en vertu d’une force inhérente.

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