Towards a Better Understanding of the Origins of Microlens Arrays in Mesozoic Ophiuroids and Asteroids

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RT @RTB_HRoss: Microlense arrays apparently appeared independently in sea stars and brittle stars. https://t.co/V7uPAb5EEs https://t.co/dQt…

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RT @RTB_HRoss: Microlense arrays apparently appeared independently in sea stars and brittle stars. https://t.co/V7uPAb5EEs https://t.co/dQt…

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Microlense arrays apparently appeared independently in sea stars and brittle stars. https://t.co/V7uPAb5EEs https://t.co/dQtQZQpShN

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New paper on putative microlenses in fossil starfish and brittlestars: https://t.co/rKbhqpD9VQ https://t.co/6wmgUrjRB6

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