Identification keys to halosaurs and notacanthids (Notacanthiformes, Elopomorpha) in the subarctic Atlantic Ocean including three new distributional records and multiple molecular OTUs of Notacanthus cf. chemnitzii
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- 14 July 2017
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- Published by Springer Nature in Marine Biodiversity
- Vol. 48 (2) , 1009-1025
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