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The Tree of Life and a New Classification of Bony Fishes

Published:2013 Issue: Volume: Page:
ISSN:2157-3999
Container-title:PLoS Currents
language:en
Short-container-title:PLoS Curr

Author:

Betancur-R. Ricardo¹,Broughton Richard E.²,Wiley Edward O.³,Carpenter Kent⁴,López J. Andrés⁵,Li Chenhong⁶,Holcroft Nancy I.⁷,Arcila Dahiana¹,Sanciangco Millicent⁴,Cureton II James C²,Zhang Feifei²,Buser Thaddaeus,Campbell Matthew A.⁵,Ballesteros Jesus A¹,Roa-Varon Adela⁸,Willis Stuart⁹,Borden W. Calvin¹⁰,Rowley Thaine¹¹,Reneau Paulette C.¹²,Hough Daniel J.²,Lu Guoqing¹³,Grande Terry¹⁰,Arratia Gloria³,Ortí Guillermo¹

Affiliation:

1. The George Washington University

2. University of Oklahoma

3. University of Kansas

4. Old Dominion University

5. University of Alaska Fairbanks

6. Shanghai Ocean University

7. Johnson County Community College

8. George Washington University

9. University of Nebraska-Lincoln

10. Loyola University Chicago

11. University of Nebraska-Omaha

12. Florida A&M University

13. University of Nebraska at Omaha

Publisher

Public Library of Science (PLoS)

Subject

Medicine (miscellaneous)

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