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(1899) Origin and Development of Sense OrgansEntstehung und Entwickelung der Sinnesorgane und Sinnesthatigkeiten im Tierreiche.P. Stefan. The American Naturalist, 33 (388) 341-342 doi:10.1086/277230

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TitleOrigin and Development of Sense OrgansEntstehung und Entwickelung der Sinnesorgane und Sinnesthatigkeiten im Tierreiche.P. Stefan
JournalThe American Naturalist
Year1899 (April)Volume33
Issue388
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/277230
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Full Reference(1899) Origin and Development of Sense OrgansEntstehung und Entwickelung der Sinnesorgane und Sinnesthatigkeiten im Tierreiche.P. Stefan. The American Naturalist, 33 (388) 341-342 doi:10.1086/277230
Plain Text(1899) Origin and Development of Sense OrgansEntstehung und Entwickelung der Sinnesorgane und Sinnesthatigkeiten im Tierreiche.P. Stefan. The American Naturalist, 33 (388) 341-342 doi:10.1086/277230
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