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LIX.—A synopsis of the myxinoids of the genus Heptatretus or Bdellostoma

C. Tate Regan M.A.
Pages 534-536 | Published online: 09 Sep 2009

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Michael Maia Mincarone. (2017) Redescription of the hagfishes (Myxinidae: Eptatretus) from southern Africa. Marine Biology Research 13:7, pages 797-810.
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M. M. Mincarone & B. Fernholm. (2010) Review of the Australian hagfishes with description of two new species of Eptatretus (Myxinidae) . Journal of Fish Biology 77:4, pages 779-801.
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Jørgen Mørup Jørgensen, Jens Peter Lomholt, Roy E. Weber & Hans MalteBo Fernholm. 1998. The Biology of Hagfishes. The Biology of Hagfishes 33 44 .

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