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Lost Terranes of Zealandia: possible development of late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic sedimentary basins at the southwest Pacific margin of Gondwanaland, and their destination as terranes in southern South America

Adams,Christopher J (Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería (SERNAGEOMIN), 2010)

Skate-ing on thin ice: molecular ecology of longnose skates in the Southeast Pacific Ocean

Bennett, Michael; UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND (2018)

Longnose skates may be one of the most vulnerable taxa of elasmobranch fishes, with documented local extinctions and population declines worldwide. Longnose skates are the main component of the commercial elasmobranch ...

Myrteae Phylogeny, Calibration, Biogeography And Diversification Patterns: Increased Understanding In The Most Species Rich Tribe Of Myrtaceae

Vasconcelos; Thais N. C.; Proenca; Carol E. B.; Ahmad; Berhaman; Aguilar; Daniel S.; Aguilar; Reinaldo; Amorim; Bruno S.; Campbell; Keron; Costa; Itayguara R.; De-Carvalho; Plauto S.; Faria; Jair E. Q.; Giaretta; Augusto; Kooij; Pepijn W.; Lima; Duane F.; Mazine; Fiorella F.; Peguero; Brigido; Prenner; Gerhard; Santos; Matheus F.; Soewarto; Julia; Wingler; Astrid; Lucas; Eve J. (Academic Press Inc Elsevier ScienceSan Diego, 2017)

Skate-ing on thin ice: molecular ecology of longnose skates in the Southeast Pacific Ocean

Vargas-Caro, Carolina Andrea (2021)

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Lost Terranes of Zealandia: possible development of late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic sedimentary basins at the southwest Pacific margin of Gondwanaland, and their destination as terranes in southern South America

Skate-ing on thin ice: molecular ecology of longnose skates in the Southeast Pacific Ocean

Myrteae Phylogeny, Calibration, Biogeography And Diversification Patterns: Increased Understanding In The Most Species Rich Tribe Of Myrtaceae

Skate-ing on thin ice: molecular ecology of longnose skates in the Southeast Pacific Ocean