Occupation of the Antarctic continent by petrels during the past 35 000 years: 
Inferences from a 14C study of stomach oil deposits

Hiller, A.; Wand, U.; Kämpf, H.; Stackebrandt, W.

doi:10.1007/BF00442032

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Occupation of the Antarctic continent by petrels during the past 35 000 years: Inferences from a 14C study of stomach oil deposits

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Hiller, A.
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Hiller, A., Wand, U., Kämpf, H., Stackebrandt, W. (1988): Occupation of the Antarctic continent by petrels during the past 35 000 years: Inferences from a 14C study of stomach oil deposits. - Polar Biology, 9, 69-77.
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