Burrow forms, growth rates and feeding rates of wood-boring Xylophagaidae bivalves revealed by micro-computed tomography

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RT @Ichnologist: This a.m., writing & reading articles for Chapter 9 (of 13) of my upcoming book 'Life Is Boring' (@UChicagoPress). Among t…

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This a.m., writing & reading articles for Chapter 9 (of 13) of my upcoming book 'Life Is Boring' (@UChicagoPress). Among the articles is @DivaAmon's 2015 study of deep-sea wood-boring clams, with stunning micro-CT imagery of their borings. https://t.co

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