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| P356 | DOI | 10.1038/S41559-017-0170 |
| P50 | author | Bruce Baden Collette | Q4977099 |
| Paraskevas Vasilakopoulos | Q110507494 | ||
| Emilie Stump | Q114568647 | ||
| Mariana García Criado | Q116756584 | ||
| Nicholas K. Dulvy | Q17612257 | ||
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| Marcelo Kovačić | Q21393162 | ||
| Alen Soldo | Q55537892 | ||
| Manuel Biscoito | Q56807921 | ||
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| Pascal Lorance | Q58338509 | ||
| Pedro Afonso | Q58686201 | ||
| Luis Gil de Sola | Q58686299 | ||
| David F. Pollard | Q59675266 | ||
| Robin M. Cook | Q60627375 | ||
| Ann-Britt Florin | Q61161929 | ||
| Manuel Dureuil | Q90680794 | ||
| Beth Polidoro | Q99564604 | ||
| P2093 | author name string | Barry C. Russell | |
| Fabrizio Serena | |||
| Silvia Garcia | |||
| Caroline Pollock | |||
| Matthew Craig | |||
| Ana Nieto | |||
| Christos D. Maravelias | |||
| João Delgado | |||
| David J. Allen | |||
| Steen Wilhelm Knudsen | |||
| Paul G. Fernandes | |||
| Julia M. Lawson | |||
| Kjell Nedreaas | |||
| Kent E. Carpenter | |||
| Edward D. Farrell | |||
| Armelle B. J. Jung | |||
| Çetin Keskin | |||
| Constantinos Papaconstantinou | |||
| Gina M. Ralph | |||
| Helena Alvarez | |||
| Jim R. Ellis | |||
| Michael S. Harvey | |||
| Rachel H. L. Walls | |||
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