doi: 10.1353/pbm.1963.0008.
The bone-body fluid continuum: calcium and phosphorus in the skeleton and blood of extinct and living vertebrates
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The bone-body fluid continuum: calcium and phosphorus in the skeleton and blood of extinct and living vertebrates
Perspect Biol Med.
1962.
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