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Paul Joseph Byrne1,2, Lucas J Legendre3, Scott Echols4

  • 1Department of Earth Sciences, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, USA.

Proceedings. Biological sciences
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PubMed
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化石骨结构揭示了红细胞 (RBC) 尺寸进化在类动物. 鸟类类的类动物进化了较小的红细胞,而鱼类的类动物增加了红细胞大小,影响了有氧能力.

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在阿维梅塔塔萨利亚.伪苏希亚 (pseudosuchia) 是一个假象.心血管系统的演变红细胞是红细胞.考古组织学 考古组织学遗传学原向量地图.

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