CEPHALOPOD REMAINS FROM A SPERM WHALE CAUGHT OFF VIGO, SPAIN

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[2] CLARKE M, IN PRESS

[3] Clarke M. R., 1962, Norsk Hvalfangsttidende Sandefjord, V51, P173

[4] Clarke M. R., 1962, Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Zoology, V8, P419

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[7] Clarke R., 1955, Norsk Hvalfangsttidende Sandefjord, V44, P589

[8] Clarke R., 1956, Discovery Reports, V28, P237

[9] IVERSEN LK, 1971, B DEP FISH GAME STAT, V192, P83

[10] JOUBIN L, 1900, RESULT CAMP SCI PRIN, V17, P1

[1] BAKER AD, 1960, DEEP-SEA RES, V6, P206

[2] CLARKE M, IN PRESS

[3] Clarke M. R., 1962, Norsk Hvalfangsttidende Sandefjord, V51, P173

[4] Clarke M. R., 1962, Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Zoology, V8, P419

[5] SIGNIFICANCE OF CEPHALOPOD BEAKS [J]. NATURE, 1962, 193 (4815) : 560 - &

[6] A REVIEW OF SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OF OCEANIC SQUIDS [J]. ADVANCES IN MARINE BIOLOGY, 1966, 4 : 91 - &

[7] Clarke R., 1955, Norsk Hvalfangsttidende Sandefjord, V44, P589

[8] Clarke R., 1956, Discovery Reports, V28, P237

[9] IVERSEN LK, 1971, B DEP FISH GAME STAT, V192, P83

[10] JOUBIN L, 1900, RESULT CAMP SCI PRIN, V17, P1