Tentaculites: Evidence for a Brachiopod Affinity?

Tentaculites: Evidence for a Brachiopod Affinity?

Transmission electron microscope studies of fractured surfaces reveal that the shells of Tentaculites are constructed of calcite with a ridge and groove structure and cross-bladed fabric heretofore unique to some articulate brachiopods. A possible affinity with brachiopods or phoronids is suggested...

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Agammaglobulinemia
Calcite
Electron microscopes
Light
Lymphocytes
Mollusks
Photolysis
Skin
Visible spectrum
Wavelengths
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