Brachiopod Diversification
Brachiopod Diversification is a paleobiological process that refers to the evolutionary radiation and proliferation of brachiopod lineages into distinct morphological, ecological, and taxonomic forms over geological time.
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Clams and brachiopods—ships that pass in the night
Stephen Jay Gould, C. Bradford Calloway · Paleobiology · 1980 · 289 citations
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