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Dimitrios Petsopoulos

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|Nov 08, 2024

The era of cybertaxonomy: X-ray microtomography reveals cryptic diversity and concealed cuticular sculpture in <i>Aphanerostethus</i> Voss, 1957 (Coleoptera, Curculionidae).

Jake H Lewis, Hiroaki Kojima, Miyuki Suenaga

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