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Estriado en comunidades de alimentación en suspensión en sustratos blandos a lo largo del Fanerozoico

Science (New York, N.Y.)
|April 9, 1982
PubMed
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Las comunidades que se alimentan de suspensiones marinas muestran patrones de estratificación variados a lo largo del tiempo geológico. Los niveles epifaunales alcanzaron su punto máximo en el Paleozoico y el Mesozoico, mientras que los niveles infaunales se maximizaron después del Paleozoico.

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