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Evolution of Marine Organisms under Climate Change at Different Levels of Biological Organisation

Ben P. Harvey    
Balsam Al-Janabi    
Stefanie Broszeit    
Rebekah Cioffi    
Amit Kumar    
Maria Aranguren-Gassis    
Allison Bailey    
Leon Green    
Carina M. Gsottbauer    
Emilie F. Hall    
Maria Lechler    
Francesco P. Mancuso    
Camila O. Pereira    
Elena Ricevuto    
Julie B. Schram    
Laura S. Stapp    
Simon Stenberg and Lindzai T. Santa Rosa    

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