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Sex-determining Gene, Sex Determination, Medicine +11

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Engineering, Deep-sea Ecology, Coral Ecosystems +22

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The fauna associated with the bank-forming deepwater coral<i>Lophelia pertusa</i>(Scleractinaria) on the Faroe shelf

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