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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1001	757 TO LP, MARGULIS L, CHASE D, NUTTING WL THE SYMBIOTIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITY OF THE SONORAN DESERT TERMITE - PTEROTERMES-OCCIDENTIS BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 13 (1-2): 109-137	38	38	4	82
1002	862 GIUSTO JP, MARGULIS L KARYOTYPIC FISSION THEORY AND THE EVOLUTION OF OLD-WORLD MONKEYS AND APES BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 13 (4): 267-302	16	16	1	110
1003	863 OLSON JM EVOLUTION OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC REACTION CENTERS BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (1): 89-94	7	18	2	30
1004	864 RAVEN JA, SMITH FA H+ TRANSPORT IN THE EVOLUTION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (1): 95-111	4	11	4	88
1005	865 HARRIS DA THE COUPLING ATPASE COMPLEX - AN EVOLUTIONARY VIEW BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (1): 113-121	2	20	6	52
1006	866 SCHIFF JA EVOLUTION OF THE CONTROL OF PIGMENT AND PLASTID DEVELOPMENT IN PHOTOSYNTHETIC ORGANISMS BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (1): 123-147	2	7	4	96
1007	867 NAKASHIMA T, FOX SW FORMATION OF PEPTIDES FROM AMINO-ACIDS BY SINGLE OR MULTIPLE ADDITIONS OF ATP TO SUSPENSIONS OF NUCLEOPROTEINOID MICROPARTICLES BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (2): 151-161	4	17	5	47
1008	868 KEARNS EA, FOLSOME CE MEASUREMENT OF BIOLOGICAL-ACTIVITY IN MATERIALLY CLOSED MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEMS BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (2): 205-209	2	11	2	12
1009	869 LUDUENA RF, LITTLE M COMPARATIVE STRUCTURE AND CHEMISTRY OF TUBULINS FROM DIFFERENT EUKARYOTES BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (3-4): 231-238	1	14	4	27
1010	870 LITTLE M, KRAUHS E, PONSTINGL H TUBULIN SEQUENCE CONSERVATION BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (3-4): 239-246	5	35	1	20
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1011	871 GOODE D MICROTUBULE TURNOVER AS A MECHANISM OF MITOSIS AND ITS POSSIBLE EVOLUTION BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (3-4): 271-287	3	20	8	99
1012	872 CORLISS JO WHAT ARE THE TAXONOMIC AND EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIPS OF THE PROTOZOA TO THE PROTISTA BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (3-4): 445-459	13	16	5	38
1013	873 CAVALIERSMITH T EUKARYOTE KINGDOMS - 7 OR 9 BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (3-4): 461-481	70	190	19	69
1014	964 MATSUNO K NATURAL SELF-ORGANIZATION OF POLYNUCLEOTIDES AND POLYPEPTIDES IN PROTOBIOGENESIS - APPEARANCE OF A PROTOHYPERCYCLE BIOSYSTEMS. 1982; 15 (1): 1-11	1	15	5	23
1015	965 RAVEN JA, SMITH FA SOLUTE TRANSPORT AT THE PLASMALEMMA AND THE EARLY EVOLUTION OF CELLS BIOSYSTEMS. 1982; 15 (1): 13-26	0	14	3	97
1016	1077 KIVIC PA, WALNE PL ALGAL PHOTOSENSORY APPARATUS PROBABLY REPRESENT MULTIPLE PARALLEL EVOLUTIONS BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (1): 31-38	2	11	6	44
1017	1078 MCQUADE AB ORIGINS OF THE NUCLEATE ORGANISMS .2. BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (1): 39-55	4	7	30	141
1018	1079 STANYON R A TEST OF THE KARYOTYPIC FISSIONING THEORY OF PRIMATE EVOLUTION BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (1): 57-63	2	5	1	19
1019	1080 OCHIAI EI COPPER AND THE BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (2): 81-86	2	13	4	34
1020	1081 GIUSTO JP, MARGULIS L KARYOTYPIC FISSIONING BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (2): 169-170	0	0	1	2
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1021	1082 GIUSTO JP, MARGULIS L KARYOTYPIC FISSIONING - REPLY BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (2): 171-172	0	0	0	0
1022	1083 SHARIFI E PARASITIC ORIGINS OF NITROGEN-MIXING RHIZOBIUM-LEGUME SYMBIOSES - A REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (3-4): 269-289	0	2	2	65
1023	1084 MARGULIS L, DYER BD 5TH INTERNATIONAL MEETING OF INTERNATIONAL-SOCIETY-FOR-EVOLUTIONARY-PROTISTOLOGY (ISEP) - (JUNE 4-6, 1983, BANYULS-SUR-MER, FRANCE) BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (3-4): 365-368	0	0	0	0
1024	1195 CORLISS JO THE KINGDOM PROTISTA AND ITS 45 PHYLA BIOSYSTEMS. 1984; 17 (2): 87-126	77	168	46	295
1025	1196 ISHIKAWA H ALTERATION WITH AGE OF SYMBIOSIS OF GENE-EXPRESSION IN APHID ENDOSYMBIONTS BIOSYSTEMS. 1984; 17 (2): 127-134	5	13	2	16
1026	1282 SYREN RM, SANJUR A, FOX SW PROTEINOID MICROSPHERES MORE STABLE IN HOT THAN IN COLD WATER BIOSYSTEMS. 1985; 17 (4): 275-280	0	10	6	36
1027	1283 MARGULIS L, OBAR R HELIOBACTERIUM AND THE ORIGIN OF CHRYSOPLASTS BIOSYSTEMS. 1985; 17 (4): 317-325	14	14	7	23
1028	1284 BROWN S, MARGULIS L, IBARRA S, SIQUEIROS D DESICCATION RESISTANCE AND CONTAMINATION AS MECHANISMS OF GAIA BIOSYSTEMS. 1985; 17 (4): 337-360	13	13	11	85
1029	1285 MARGULIS L, SAGAN D ORDER AMIDST ANIMALCULES - THE PROTOCTISTA KINGDOM AND ITS UNDULIPODIATED CELLS BIOSYSTEMS. 1985; 18 (2): 141-147	14	14	4	30
1030	1286 HUNT LT, GEORGE DG, BARKER WC THE PROKARYOTE-EUKARYOTE INTERFACE BIOSYSTEMS. 1985; 18 (3-4): 223-240	5	14	23	64
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1031	1374 DYER BD, GAJU N, PEDROSALIO C, ESTEVE I, GUERRERO R CILIATES FROM A FRESH-WATER SULFURETUM BIOSYSTEMS. 1986; 19 (2): 127-135	3	10	2	27
1032	1375 LAVALPEUTO M, FEBVRE M ON PLASTID SYMBIOSIS IN TONTONIA-APPENDICULARIFORMIS (CILIOPHORA, OLIGOTRICHINA) BIOSYSTEMS. 1986; 19 (2): 137-158	4	36	13	102
1033	1376 HORI H, OSAWA S EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE IN 5S RIBOSOMAL-RNA SECONDARY STRUCTURE AND A PHYLOGENIC TREE OF 352-5S RIBOSOMAL-RNA SPECIES BIOSYSTEMS. 1986; 19 (3): 163-172	11	61	4	29
1034	1477 SZATHMARY E EARLY EVOLUTION OF MICROTUBULES AND UNDULIPODIA BIOSYSTEMS. 1987; 20 (2): 115-131	6	7	26	93
1035	1599 LINDHOLM T, LINDROOS P, MORK AC ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC CILIATE MESODINIUM-RUBRUM BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (2): 141-149	1	24	5	27
1036	1600 RAGAN MA RIBOSOMAL-RNA AND THE MAJOR LINES OF EVOLUTION - A PERSPECTIVE BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (3-4): 177-187	6	14	18	110
1037	1601 ROTHSCHILD LJ, HEYWOOD P PROTISTAN NOMENCLATURE - ANALYSIS AND REFUTATION OF SOME POTENTIAL OBJECTIONS BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (3-4): 197-202	2	3	3	23
1038	1602 QU LH, PERASSO R, BAROIN A, BRUGEROLLE G, BACHELLERIE JP, et al. MOLECULAR EVOLUTION OF THE 5'-TERMINAL DOMAIN OF LARGE-SUBUNIT RIBOSOMAL-RNA FROM LOWER EUKARYOTES - A BROAD PHYLOGENY COVERING PHOTOSYNTHETIC AND NON-PHOTOSYNTHETIC PROTISTS BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (3-4): 203-208	5	23	9	38
1039	1603 BRUGEROLLE G, ADOUTTE A PROBING PROTISTAN PHYLOGENIES WITH AN ANTI-TUBULIN ANTIBODY BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (3-4): 255-268	0	11	10	47
1040	1604 CORLISS JO THE QUEST FOR THE ANCESTOR OF THE CILIOPHORA - A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE CONTINUING PROBLEM BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (3-4): 323-331	0	5	14	92
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1041	1719 JIMENEZGARCIA LF, ELIZUNDIA JM, LOPEZZAMORANO B, MACIEL A, ZAVALA G, et al. IMPLICATIONS FOR EVOLUTION OF NUCLEAR-STRUCTURES OF ANIMALS, PLANTS, FUNGI AND PROTOCTISTS BIOSYSTEMS. 1989; 22 (2): 103-116	1	15	11	41
1042	1720 DYER BD METOPUS, CYCLIDIUM AND SONDERIA - CILIATES ENRICHED AND CULTURED FROM SULFURETA OF A MICROBIAL MAT COMMUNITY BIOSYSTEMS. 1989; 23 (1): 41-51	1	4	3	24
1043	1721 ROBINSON BS, CHRISTY PE, DEJONCKHEERE JF A TEMPORARY FLAGELLATE (MASTIGOTE) STAGE IN THE VAHLKAMPFIID AMEBA WILLAERTIA-MAGNA AND ITS POSSIBLE EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE BIOSYSTEMS. 1989; 23 (1): 75-86	0	16	1	20
1044	1820 STOLZ JF DISTRIBUTION OF PHOTOTROPHIC MICROBES IN THE FLAT LAMINATED MICROBIAL MAT AT LAGUNA-FIGUEROA, BAJA-CALIFORNIA, MEXICO BIOSYSTEMS. 1990; 23 (4): 345-357	8	28	8	28
1045	1821 BARLOW C, VOLK T OPEN SYSTEMS LIVING IN A CLOSED BIOSPHERE - A NEW PARADOX FOR THE GAIA DEBATE BIOSYSTEMS. 1990; 23 (4): 371-384	4	7	9	69
1046	1822 ENZIEN MV CYANOBACTERIA OR RHODOPHYTA - INTERPRETATION OF A PRECAMBRIAN MICROFOSSIL BIOSYSTEMS. 1990; 24 (3): 245-251	0	2	6	23
1047	1934 BARTH AL, STRICKER JA, MARGULIS L SEARCH FOR EUKARYOTIC MOTILITY PROTEINS IN SPIROCHETES - IMMUNOLOGICAL DETECTION OF A TEKTIN-LIKE PROTEIN IN SPIROCHAETA-HALOPHILA BIOSYSTEMS. 1991; 24 (4): 313-319	3	3	10	32
1048	1935 CAVALIERSMITH T ARCHAMOEBAE - THE ANCESTRAL EUKARYOTES BIOSYSTEMS. 1991; 25 (1-2): 25-38	16	48	15	71
1049	1936 CHOI EY, AHN GS, JEON KW ELEVATED LEVELS OF STRESS PROTEINS ASSOCIATED WITH BACTERIAL SYMBIOSIS IN AMOEBA-PROTEUS AND SOYBEAN ROOT NODULE CELLS BIOSYSTEMS. 1991; 25 (3): 205-212	6	21	5	44
1050	1937 GERAUD ML, HERZOG M, SOYERGOBILLARD MO NUCLEOLAR LOCALIZATION OF RIBOSOMAL-RNA CODING SEQUENCES IN PROROCENTRUM-MICANS EHR (DINOMASTIGOTE, KINGDOM PROTOCTIST) BY INSITU HYBRIDIZATION BIOSYSTEMS. 1991; 26 (2): 61-74	1	13	3	43
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1051	2073 OCALLAGHAN J, CONRAD M SYMBIOTIC INTERACTIONS IN THE EVOLVE-III ECOSYSTEM MODEL BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 26 (4): 199-209	0	7	2	14
1052	2074 MARGULIS L BIODIVERSITY - MOLECULAR BIOLOGICAL DOMAINS, SYMBIOSIS AND KINGDOM ORIGINS BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 27 (1): 39-51	17	17	9	31
1053	2075 MINDELL DP PHYLOGENETIC CONSEQUENCES OF SYMBIOSES - EUKARYA AND EUBACTERIA ARE NOT MONOPHYLETIC TAXA BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 27 (1): 53-62	5	9	9	40
1054	2076 CORLISS JO SHOULD THERE BE A SEPARATE CODE OF NOMENCLATURE FOR THE PROTISTS BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 28 (1-3): 1-14	2	3	19	92
1055	2077 DOUGLAS SE EUKARYOTE-EUKARYOTE ENDOSYMBIOSES - INSIGHTS FROM STUDIES OF A CRYPTOMONAD ALGA BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 28 (1-3): 57-68	11	35	10	53
1056	2078 MORDEN CW, DELWICHE CF, KUHSEL M, PALMER JD GENE PHYLOGENIES AND THE ENDOSYMBIOTIC ORIGIN OF PLASTIDS BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 28 (1-3): 75-90	27	86	17	91
1057	2079 CAVALIERSMITH T THE NUMBER OF SYMBIOTIC ORIGINS OF ORGANELLES BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 28 (1-3): 91-106	10	54	25	85
1058	2080 MARGULIS L PROTOCTISTS AND POLYPHYLY - COMMENT BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 28 (1-3): 107-108	1	1	3	6
1059	2201 SHOSTAK S A SYMBIOGENETIC THEORY FOR THE ORIGINS OF CNIDOCYSTS IN CNIDARIA BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 29 (1): 49-58	3	16	2	120
1060	2202 BAUMANN U, ORO J 3 STAGES IN THE EVOLUTION OF THE GENETIC-CODE BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 29 (2-3): 133-141	0	12	1	38
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1061	2203 CONRAD M, SCHWARTZ AW UNTITLED BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 81-82	0	0	1	3
1062	2204 MARGULIS L FROM GAIA TO MICROCOSM - INTRODUCTION BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 83-83	0	0	0	0
1063	2205 LEVINE L GAIA - GODDESS AND IDEA BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 85-92	1	1	1	12
1064	2206 TICKELL C GAIA - GODDESS OR THERMOSTAT BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 93-98	1	1	2	8
1065	2207 ANDERSON C CLASSIFICATION OF ORGANISMS - LIVING AND FOSSIL BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 99-109	0	2	1	24
1066	2208 HILARIO E, GOGARTEN JP HORIZONTAL TRANSFER OF ATPASE GENES - THE TREE OF LIFE BECOMES A NET OF LIFE BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 111-119	22	102	7	44
1067	2209 MARGULIS L ORIGINS OF SPECIES - ACQUIRED GENOMES AND INDIVIDUALITY BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 121-125	9	9	4	23
1068	2210 GUERRERO R, URMENETA J, RAMPONE G DISTRIBUTION OF TYPES OF MICROBIAL MATS AT THE EBRO DELTA, SPAIN BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 135-144	6	27	7	22
1069	2211 MCMENAMIN MAS, MCMENAMIN DLS HYPERSEA AND THE LAND ECOSYSTEM BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 145-153	0	0	1	61
1070	2212 MUNSON D, OBAR R, TZERTZINIS G, MARGULIS L THE TUBULIN-LIKE S1 PROTEIN OF SPIROCHAETA IS A MEMBER OF THE HSP65 STRESS PROTEIN FAMILY BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 161-167	8	8	6	30
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1071	2213 DYER BD, KHALSA O SURFACE BACTERIA OF STREBLOMASTIX STRIX ARE SENSORY SYMBIONTS BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 169-180	10	12	1	23
1072	2214 MARGULIS L SYMBIONTICISM IN THE LIGHT OF RECENT CYTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS - WALLIN,IVAN,E., 1969 BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 181-183	0	0	1	5
1073	2215 JORGENSEN R THE ORIGIN OF LAND PLANTS - A UNION OF ALGA AND FUNGUS ADVANCED BY FLAVONOIDS BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 193-207	4	10	6	58
1074	2216 EPSTEIN PR ALGAL BLOOMS IN THE SPREAD AND PERSISTENCE OF CHOLERA BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 209-221	0	47	1	109
1075	2217 MACINTYRE F, ESTEP KW SPERM COMPETITION AND THE PERSISTENCE OF GENES FOR MALE HOMOSEXUALITY BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 223-233	0	10	0	81
1076	2833 Nussinov MD, Otroshchenko VA, Santoli S The emergence of the non-cellular phase of life on the fine-grained clayish particles of the early Earth's regolith BIOSYSTEMS. 1997; 42 (2-3): 111-118	3	8	1	33
1077	2834 Tuszynski JA, Trpisova B, Sept D, Sataric MV The enigma of microtubules and their self-organizing behavior in the cytoskeleton BIOSYSTEMS. 1997; 42 (2-3): 153-175	1	8	3	43
1078	3489 Andrade E From external to internal measurement: a form theory approach to evolution BIOSYSTEMS. 2000 JUN; 57 (1): 49-62	0	7	3	42
1079	3651 Umerez J Howard Pattee's theoretical biology - a radical epistemological stance to approach life, evolution and complexity BIOSYSTEMS. 2001 APR-MAY; 60 (1-3): 159-177	0	5	0	90
1080	3780 Marijuan PC Bionformation: untangling the networks of life BIOSYSTEMS. 2002 JAN; 64 (1-3): 111-118	1	3	1	34
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1081	4025 Michod RE, Nedelcu AM, Roze D Cooperation and conflict in the evolution of individuality IV. Conflict mediation and evolvability in Volvox carteri BIOSYSTEMS. 2003 MAY; 69 (2-3): 95-114	6	20	3	39
1082	4026 Watson RA, Pollack JB A computational model of symbiotic composition in evolutionary transitions BIOSYSTEMS. 2003 MAY; 69 (2-3): 187-209	7	27	4	59
1083	4464 Takemura M Evolutionary history of the retinoblastoma gene from archaea to eukarya BIOSYSTEMS. 2005 DEC; 82 (3): 266-272	0	3	5	34
1084	4807 Kawamura K Civilization as a biosystem examined by the comparative analysis of biosystems BIOSYSTEMS. 2007 JUL-AUG; 90 (1): 139-150	0	0	3	35
1085	4973 Barlow PW Reflections on 'plant neurobiology' BIOSYSTEMS. 2008 MAY; 92 (2): 132-147	0	5	2	168
1086	5037 Egri-Nagy A, Nehaniv CL, Rhodes JL, Schilstra MJ Automatic analysis of computation in biochemical reactions BIOSYSTEMS. 2008 OCT-NOV; 94 (1-2): 126-134	0	0	1	13
1087	5094 Karnani M, Annila A Gaia again BIOSYSTEMS. 2009 JAN; 95 (1): 82-87	2	12	9	61
1088	5115 Annila A, Kuismanen E Natural hierarchy emerges from energy dispersal BIOSYSTEMS. 2009 MAR; 95 (3): 227-233	1	12	2	68
1089	5147 Nakajima T, Sano A, Matsuoka H Auto-/heterotrophic endosymbiosis evolves in a mature stage of ecosystem development in a microcosm composed of an alga, a bacterium and a ciliate BIOSYSTEMS. 2009 MAY; 96 (2): 127-135	1	3	5	55
1090	5291 Clark KB Origins of learned reciprocity in solitary ciliates searching grouped 'courting' assurances at quantum efficiencies BIOSYSTEMS. 2010 JAN; 99 (1): 27-41	0	2	5	91
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1091	5311 Marijuan PC, Navarro J, del Moral R On prokaryotic intelligence: Strategies for sensing the environment BIOSYSTEMS. 2010 FEB; 99 (2): 94-103	0	1	3	89
1092	4753 Bai XY, Wu J, Zhang QY, Alesci S, Manoli I, et al. Third-generation human mitochondria-focused cDNA microarray and its bioinformatic tools for analysis of gene expression BIOTECHNIQUES. 2007 MAR; 42 (3): 365-375	1	9	2	44
1093	4899 Sanchez-Contreras M, Vlisidou I The Diversity of Insect-bacteria Interactions and its Applications for Disease Control BIOTECHNOLOGY AND GENETIC ENGINEERING REVIEWS, VOL 25. 2008; 25: 203-243	0	1	9	235
1094	1287 LEM NW, GLICK BR BIOTECHNOLOGICAL USES OF CYANOBACTERIA BIOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCES. 1985; 3 (2): 195-208	0	22	2	63
1095	2886 Griffin AM, Edwards KJ, Morris VJ, Gasson MJ Genetic analysis of acetan biosynthesis in Acetobacter xylinum: DNA sequence analysis of the aceM gene encoding an UDP-glucose dehydrogenase BIOTECHNOLOGY LETTERS. 1997 MAY; 19 (5): 469-474	0	6	3	40
1096	2526 NEWTON GL, FAHEY RC DETERMINATION OF BIOTHIOLS BY BROMOBIMANE LABELING AND HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHY BIOTHIOLS, PT A. 1995; 251: 148-166	1	77	6	58
1097	2282 LAVELLE P, BLANCHART E, MARTIN A, MARTIN S, SPAIN A, et al. A HIERARCHICAL MODEL FOR DECOMPOSITION IN TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS - APPLICATION TO SOILS OF THE HUMID TROPICS BIOTROPICA. 1993 JUN; 25 (2): 130-150	0	157	2	152
1098	3232 Beltrones DAS, Castrejon EN Structure of benthic diatom assemblages from a mangrove environment in a Mexican subtropical lagoon BIOTROPICA. 1999 MAR; 31 (1): 48-70	0	0	1	62
1099	3553 Moffett MW What's "up"? A critical look at the basic terms of canopy biology BIOTROPICA. 2000 DEC; 32 (4): 569-596	0	30	1	207
1100	3726 Hedges SB, Chen H, Kumar S, Wang DYC, Thompson AS, et al. A genomic timescale for the origin of eukaryotes BMC EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY. 2001 SEP 12; 1: Art. No. 4	3	67	11	53

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1001

757 TO LP, MARGULIS L, CHASE D, NUTTING WL

THE SYMBIOTIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITY OF THE SONORAN DESERT TERMITE - PTEROTERMES-OCCIDENTIS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 13 (1-2): 109-137

1002

862 GIUSTO JP, MARGULIS L

KARYOTYPIC FISSION THEORY AND THE EVOLUTION OF OLD-WORLD MONKEYS AND APES

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 13 (4): 267-302

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863 OLSON JM

EVOLUTION OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC REACTION CENTERS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (1): 89-94

1004

864 RAVEN JA, SMITH FA

H+ TRANSPORT IN THE EVOLUTION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (1): 95-111

1005

865 HARRIS DA

THE COUPLING ATPASE COMPLEX - AN EVOLUTIONARY VIEW

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (1): 113-121

1006

866 SCHIFF JA

EVOLUTION OF THE CONTROL OF PIGMENT AND PLASTID DEVELOPMENT IN PHOTOSYNTHETIC ORGANISMS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (1): 123-147

1007

867 NAKASHIMA T, FOX SW

FORMATION OF PEPTIDES FROM AMINO-ACIDS BY SINGLE OR MULTIPLE ADDITIONS OF ATP TO SUSPENSIONS OF NUCLEOPROTEINOID MICROPARTICLES

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (2): 151-161

1008

868 KEARNS EA, FOLSOME CE

MEASUREMENT OF BIOLOGICAL-ACTIVITY IN MATERIALLY CLOSED MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEMS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (2): 205-209

1009

869 LUDUENA RF, LITTLE M

COMPARATIVE STRUCTURE AND CHEMISTRY OF TUBULINS FROM DIFFERENT EUKARYOTES

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (3-4): 231-238

1010

870 LITTLE M, KRAUHS E, PONSTINGL H

TUBULIN SEQUENCE CONSERVATION

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (3-4): 239-246

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MICROTUBULE TURNOVER AS A MECHANISM OF MITOSIS AND ITS POSSIBLE EVOLUTION

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (3-4): 271-287

1012

872 CORLISS JO

WHAT ARE THE TAXONOMIC AND EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIPS OF THE PROTOZOA TO THE PROTISTA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (3-4): 445-459

1013

873 CAVALIERSMITH T

EUKARYOTE KINGDOMS - 7 OR 9

BIOSYSTEMS. 1981; 14 (3-4): 461-481

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1014

964 MATSUNO K

NATURAL SELF-ORGANIZATION OF POLYNUCLEOTIDES AND POLYPEPTIDES IN PROTOBIOGENESIS - APPEARANCE OF A PROTOHYPERCYCLE

BIOSYSTEMS. 1982; 15 (1): 1-11

1015

965 RAVEN JA, SMITH FA

SOLUTE TRANSPORT AT THE PLASMALEMMA AND THE EARLY EVOLUTION OF CELLS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1982; 15 (1): 13-26

1016

1077 KIVIC PA, WALNE PL

ALGAL PHOTOSENSORY APPARATUS PROBABLY REPRESENT MULTIPLE PARALLEL EVOLUTIONS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (1): 31-38

1017

1078 MCQUADE AB

ORIGINS OF THE NUCLEATE ORGANISMS .2.

BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (1): 39-55

141

1018

1079 STANYON R

A TEST OF THE KARYOTYPIC FISSIONING THEORY OF PRIMATE EVOLUTION

BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (1): 57-63

1019

1080 OCHIAI EI

COPPER AND THE BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION

BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (2): 81-86

1020

1081 GIUSTO JP, MARGULIS L

KARYOTYPIC FISSIONING

BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (2): 169-170

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1021

1082 GIUSTO JP, MARGULIS L

KARYOTYPIC FISSIONING - REPLY

BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (2): 171-172

1022

1083 SHARIFI E

PARASITIC ORIGINS OF NITROGEN-MIXING RHIZOBIUM-LEGUME SYMBIOSES - A REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE

BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (3-4): 269-289

1023

1084 MARGULIS L, DYER BD

5TH INTERNATIONAL MEETING OF INTERNATIONAL-SOCIETY-FOR-EVOLUTIONARY-PROTISTOLOGY (ISEP) - (JUNE 4-6, 1983, BANYULS-SUR-MER, FRANCE)

BIOSYSTEMS. 1983; 16 (3-4): 365-368

1024

1195 CORLISS JO

THE KINGDOM PROTISTA AND ITS 45 PHYLA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1984; 17 (2): 87-126

168

295

1025

1196 ISHIKAWA H

ALTERATION WITH AGE OF SYMBIOSIS OF GENE-EXPRESSION IN APHID ENDOSYMBIONTS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1984; 17 (2): 127-134

1026

1282 SYREN RM, SANJUR A, FOX SW

PROTEINOID MICROSPHERES MORE STABLE IN HOT THAN IN COLD WATER

BIOSYSTEMS. 1985; 17 (4): 275-280

1027

1283 MARGULIS L, OBAR R

HELIOBACTERIUM AND THE ORIGIN OF CHRYSOPLASTS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1985; 17 (4): 317-325

1028

1284 BROWN S, MARGULIS L, IBARRA S, SIQUEIROS D

DESICCATION RESISTANCE AND CONTAMINATION AS MECHANISMS OF GAIA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1985; 17 (4): 337-360

1029

1285 MARGULIS L, SAGAN D

ORDER AMIDST ANIMALCULES - THE PROTOCTISTA KINGDOM AND ITS UNDULIPODIATED CELLS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1985; 18 (2): 141-147

1030

1286 HUNT LT, GEORGE DG, BARKER WC

THE PROKARYOTE-EUKARYOTE INTERFACE

BIOSYSTEMS. 1985; 18 (3-4): 223-240

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

1031

1374 DYER BD, GAJU N, PEDROSALIO C, ESTEVE I, GUERRERO R

CILIATES FROM A FRESH-WATER SULFURETUM

BIOSYSTEMS. 1986; 19 (2): 127-135

1032

1375 LAVALPEUTO M, FEBVRE M

ON PLASTID SYMBIOSIS IN TONTONIA-APPENDICULARIFORMIS (CILIOPHORA, OLIGOTRICHINA)

BIOSYSTEMS. 1986; 19 (2): 137-158

102

1033

1376 HORI H, OSAWA S

EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE IN 5S RIBOSOMAL-RNA SECONDARY STRUCTURE AND A PHYLOGENIC TREE OF 352-5S RIBOSOMAL-RNA SPECIES

BIOSYSTEMS. 1986; 19 (3): 163-172

1034

1477 SZATHMARY E

EARLY EVOLUTION OF MICROTUBULES AND UNDULIPODIA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1987; 20 (2): 115-131

1035

1599 LINDHOLM T, LINDROOS P, MORK AC

ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC CILIATE MESODINIUM-RUBRUM

BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (2): 141-149

1036

1600 RAGAN MA

RIBOSOMAL-RNA AND THE MAJOR LINES OF EVOLUTION - A PERSPECTIVE

BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (3-4): 177-187

110

1037

1601 ROTHSCHILD LJ, HEYWOOD P

PROTISTAN NOMENCLATURE - ANALYSIS AND REFUTATION OF SOME POTENTIAL OBJECTIONS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (3-4): 197-202

1038

1602 QU LH, PERASSO R, BAROIN A, BRUGEROLLE G, BACHELLERIE JP, et al.

MOLECULAR EVOLUTION OF THE 5'-TERMINAL DOMAIN OF LARGE-SUBUNIT RIBOSOMAL-RNA FROM LOWER EUKARYOTES - A BROAD PHYLOGENY COVERING PHOTOSYNTHETIC AND NON-PHOTOSYNTHETIC PROTISTS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (3-4): 203-208

1039

1603 BRUGEROLLE G, ADOUTTE A

PROBING PROTISTAN PHYLOGENIES WITH AN ANTI-TUBULIN ANTIBODY

BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (3-4): 255-268

1040

1604 CORLISS JO

THE QUEST FOR THE ANCESTOR OF THE CILIOPHORA - A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE CONTINUING PROBLEM

BIOSYSTEMS. 1988; 21 (3-4): 323-331

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

1041

1719 JIMENEZGARCIA LF, ELIZUNDIA JM, LOPEZZAMORANO B, MACIEL A, ZAVALA G, et al.

IMPLICATIONS FOR EVOLUTION OF NUCLEAR-STRUCTURES OF ANIMALS, PLANTS, FUNGI AND PROTOCTISTS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1989; 22 (2): 103-116

1042

1720 DYER BD

METOPUS, CYCLIDIUM AND SONDERIA - CILIATES ENRICHED AND CULTURED FROM SULFURETA OF A MICROBIAL MAT COMMUNITY

BIOSYSTEMS. 1989; 23 (1): 41-51

1043

1721 ROBINSON BS, CHRISTY PE, DEJONCKHEERE JF

A TEMPORARY FLAGELLATE (MASTIGOTE) STAGE IN THE VAHLKAMPFIID AMEBA WILLAERTIA-MAGNA AND ITS POSSIBLE EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE

BIOSYSTEMS. 1989; 23 (1): 75-86

1044

1820 STOLZ JF

DISTRIBUTION OF PHOTOTROPHIC MICROBES IN THE FLAT LAMINATED MICROBIAL MAT AT LAGUNA-FIGUEROA, BAJA-CALIFORNIA, MEXICO

BIOSYSTEMS. 1990; 23 (4): 345-357

1045

1821 BARLOW C, VOLK T

OPEN SYSTEMS LIVING IN A CLOSED BIOSPHERE - A NEW PARADOX FOR THE GAIA DEBATE

BIOSYSTEMS. 1990; 23 (4): 371-384

1046

1822 ENZIEN MV

CYANOBACTERIA OR RHODOPHYTA - INTERPRETATION OF A PRECAMBRIAN MICROFOSSIL

BIOSYSTEMS. 1990; 24 (3): 245-251

1047

1934 BARTH AL, STRICKER JA, MARGULIS L

SEARCH FOR EUKARYOTIC MOTILITY PROTEINS IN SPIROCHETES - IMMUNOLOGICAL DETECTION OF A TEKTIN-LIKE PROTEIN IN SPIROCHAETA-HALOPHILA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1991; 24 (4): 313-319

1048

1935 CAVALIERSMITH T

ARCHAMOEBAE - THE ANCESTRAL EUKARYOTES

BIOSYSTEMS. 1991; 25 (1-2): 25-38

1049

1936 CHOI EY, AHN GS, JEON KW

ELEVATED LEVELS OF STRESS PROTEINS ASSOCIATED WITH BACTERIAL SYMBIOSIS IN AMOEBA-PROTEUS AND SOYBEAN ROOT NODULE CELLS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1991; 25 (3): 205-212

1050

1937 GERAUD ML, HERZOG M, SOYERGOBILLARD MO

NUCLEOLAR LOCALIZATION OF RIBOSOMAL-RNA CODING SEQUENCES IN PROROCENTRUM-MICANS EHR (DINOMASTIGOTE, KINGDOM PROTOCTIST) BY INSITU HYBRIDIZATION

BIOSYSTEMS. 1991; 26 (2): 61-74

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

1051

2073 OCALLAGHAN J, CONRAD M

SYMBIOTIC INTERACTIONS IN THE EVOLVE-III ECOSYSTEM MODEL

BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 26 (4): 199-209

1052

2074 MARGULIS L

BIODIVERSITY - MOLECULAR BIOLOGICAL DOMAINS, SYMBIOSIS AND KINGDOM ORIGINS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 27 (1): 39-51

1053

2075 MINDELL DP

PHYLOGENETIC CONSEQUENCES OF SYMBIOSES - EUKARYA AND EUBACTERIA ARE NOT MONOPHYLETIC TAXA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 27 (1): 53-62

1054

2076 CORLISS JO

SHOULD THERE BE A SEPARATE CODE OF NOMENCLATURE FOR THE PROTISTS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 28 (1-3): 1-14

1055

2077 DOUGLAS SE

EUKARYOTE-EUKARYOTE ENDOSYMBIOSES - INSIGHTS FROM STUDIES OF A CRYPTOMONAD ALGA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 28 (1-3): 57-68

1056

2078 MORDEN CW, DELWICHE CF, KUHSEL M, PALMER JD

GENE PHYLOGENIES AND THE ENDOSYMBIOTIC ORIGIN OF PLASTIDS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 28 (1-3): 75-90

1057

2079 CAVALIERSMITH T

THE NUMBER OF SYMBIOTIC ORIGINS OF ORGANELLES

BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 28 (1-3): 91-106

1058

2080 MARGULIS L

PROTOCTISTS AND POLYPHYLY - COMMENT

BIOSYSTEMS. 1992; 28 (1-3): 107-108

1059

2201 SHOSTAK S

A SYMBIOGENETIC THEORY FOR THE ORIGINS OF CNIDOCYSTS IN CNIDARIA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 29 (1): 49-58

120

1060

2202 BAUMANN U, ORO J

3 STAGES IN THE EVOLUTION OF THE GENETIC-CODE

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 29 (2-3): 133-141

Date / Author / Journal

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1061

2203 CONRAD M, SCHWARTZ AW

UNTITLED

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 81-82

1062

2204 MARGULIS L

FROM GAIA TO MICROCOSM - INTRODUCTION

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 83-83

1063

2205 LEVINE L

GAIA - GODDESS AND IDEA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 85-92

1064

2206 TICKELL C

GAIA - GODDESS OR THERMOSTAT

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 93-98

1065

2207 ANDERSON C

CLASSIFICATION OF ORGANISMS - LIVING AND FOSSIL

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 99-109

1066

2208 HILARIO E, GOGARTEN JP

HORIZONTAL TRANSFER OF ATPASE GENES - THE TREE OF LIFE BECOMES A NET OF LIFE

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 111-119

102

1067

2209 MARGULIS L

ORIGINS OF SPECIES - ACQUIRED GENOMES AND INDIVIDUALITY

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 121-125

1068

2210 GUERRERO R, URMENETA J, RAMPONE G

DISTRIBUTION OF TYPES OF MICROBIAL MATS AT THE EBRO DELTA, SPAIN

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 135-144

1069

2211 MCMENAMIN MAS, MCMENAMIN DLS

HYPERSEA AND THE LAND ECOSYSTEM

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 145-153

1070

2212 MUNSON D, OBAR R, TZERTZINIS G, MARGULIS L

THE TUBULIN-LIKE S1 PROTEIN OF SPIROCHAETA IS A MEMBER OF THE HSP65 STRESS PROTEIN FAMILY

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 161-167

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

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1071

2213 DYER BD, KHALSA O

SURFACE BACTERIA OF STREBLOMASTIX STRIX ARE SENSORY SYMBIONTS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 169-180

1072

2214 MARGULIS L

SYMBIONTICISM IN THE LIGHT OF RECENT CYTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS - WALLIN,IVAN,E., 1969

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 181-183

1073

2215 JORGENSEN R

THE ORIGIN OF LAND PLANTS - A UNION OF ALGA AND FUNGUS ADVANCED BY FLAVONOIDS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 193-207

1074

2216 EPSTEIN PR

ALGAL BLOOMS IN THE SPREAD AND PERSISTENCE OF CHOLERA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 209-221

109

1075

2217 MACINTYRE F, ESTEP KW

SPERM COMPETITION AND THE PERSISTENCE OF GENES FOR MALE HOMOSEXUALITY

BIOSYSTEMS. 1993; 31 (2-3): 223-233

1076

2833 Nussinov MD, Otroshchenko VA, Santoli S

The emergence of the non-cellular phase of life on the fine-grained clayish particles of the early Earth's regolith

BIOSYSTEMS. 1997; 42 (2-3): 111-118

1077

2834 Tuszynski JA, Trpisova B, Sept D, Sataric MV

The enigma of microtubules and their self-organizing behavior in the cytoskeleton

BIOSYSTEMS. 1997; 42 (2-3): 153-175

1078

3489 Andrade E

From external to internal measurement: a form theory approach to evolution

BIOSYSTEMS. 2000 JUN; 57 (1): 49-62

1079

3651 Umerez J

Howard Pattee's theoretical biology - a radical epistemological stance to approach life, evolution and complexity

BIOSYSTEMS. 2001 APR-MAY; 60 (1-3): 159-177

1080

3780 Marijuan PC

Bionformation: untangling the networks of life

BIOSYSTEMS. 2002 JAN; 64 (1-3): 111-118

Date / Author / Journal

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1081

4025 Michod RE, Nedelcu AM, Roze D

Cooperation and conflict in the evolution of individuality IV. Conflict mediation and evolvability in Volvox carteri

BIOSYSTEMS. 2003 MAY; 69 (2-3): 95-114

1082

4026 Watson RA, Pollack JB

A computational model of symbiotic composition in evolutionary transitions

BIOSYSTEMS. 2003 MAY; 69 (2-3): 187-209

1083

4464 Takemura M

Evolutionary history of the retinoblastoma gene from archaea to eukarya

BIOSYSTEMS. 2005 DEC; 82 (3): 266-272

1084

4807 Kawamura K

Civilization as a biosystem examined by the comparative analysis of biosystems

BIOSYSTEMS. 2007 JUL-AUG; 90 (1): 139-150

1085

4973 Barlow PW

Reflections on 'plant neurobiology'

BIOSYSTEMS. 2008 MAY; 92 (2): 132-147

168

1086

5037 Egri-Nagy A, Nehaniv CL, Rhodes JL, Schilstra MJ

Automatic analysis of computation in biochemical reactions

BIOSYSTEMS. 2008 OCT-NOV; 94 (1-2): 126-134

1087

5094 Karnani M, Annila A

Gaia again

BIOSYSTEMS. 2009 JAN; 95 (1): 82-87

1088

5115 Annila A, Kuismanen E

Natural hierarchy emerges from energy dispersal

BIOSYSTEMS. 2009 MAR; 95 (3): 227-233

1089

5147 Nakajima T, Sano A, Matsuoka H

Auto-/heterotrophic endosymbiosis evolves in a mature stage of ecosystem development in a microcosm composed of an alga, a bacterium and a ciliate

BIOSYSTEMS. 2009 MAY; 96 (2): 127-135

1090

5291 Clark KB

Origins of learned reciprocity in solitary ciliates searching grouped 'courting' assurances at quantum efficiencies

BIOSYSTEMS. 2010 JAN; 99 (1): 27-41

Date / Author / Journal

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1091

5311 Marijuan PC, Navarro J, del Moral R

On prokaryotic intelligence: Strategies for sensing the environment

BIOSYSTEMS. 2010 FEB; 99 (2): 94-103

1092

4753 Bai XY, Wu J, Zhang QY, Alesci S, Manoli I, et al.

Third-generation human mitochondria-focused cDNA microarray and its bioinformatic tools for analysis of gene expression

BIOTECHNIQUES. 2007 MAR; 42 (3): 365-375

1093

4899 Sanchez-Contreras M, Vlisidou I

The Diversity of Insect-bacteria Interactions and its Applications for Disease Control

BIOTECHNOLOGY AND GENETIC ENGINEERING REVIEWS, VOL 25. 2008; 25: 203-243

235

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1287 LEM NW, GLICK BR

BIOTECHNOLOGICAL USES OF CYANOBACTERIA

BIOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCES. 1985; 3 (2): 195-208

1095

2886 Griffin AM, Edwards KJ, Morris VJ, Gasson MJ

Genetic analysis of acetan biosynthesis in Acetobacter xylinum: DNA sequence analysis of the aceM gene encoding an UDP-glucose dehydrogenase

BIOTECHNOLOGY LETTERS. 1997 MAY; 19 (5): 469-474

1096

2526 NEWTON GL, FAHEY RC

DETERMINATION OF BIOTHIOLS BY BROMOBIMANE LABELING AND HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHY

BIOTHIOLS, PT A. 1995; 251: 148-166

1097

2282 LAVELLE P, BLANCHART E, MARTIN A, MARTIN S, SPAIN A, et al.

A HIERARCHICAL MODEL FOR DECOMPOSITION IN TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS - APPLICATION TO SOILS OF THE HUMID TROPICS

BIOTROPICA. 1993 JUN; 25 (2): 130-150

157

152

1098

3232 Beltrones DAS, Castrejon EN

Structure of benthic diatom assemblages from a mangrove environment in a Mexican subtropical lagoon

BIOTROPICA. 1999 MAR; 31 (1): 48-70

1099

3553 Moffett MW

What's "up"? A critical look at the basic terms of canopy biology

BIOTROPICA. 2000 DEC; 32 (4): 569-596

207

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3726 Hedges SB, Chen H, Kumar S, Wang DYC, Thompson AS, et al.

A genomic timescale for the origin of eukaryotes

BMC EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY. 2001 SEP 12; 1: Art. No. 4

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