On Biomineralization by By Heinz A. Lowenstam & Stephen Weiner

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On Biomineralization by By Heinz A. Lowenstam & Stephen WeinerISBN1: 9780195049770 Oxford University Press Inc, 27 July 1989 Hardback 334 pages A large variety of organisms from bacteria to man form minerals. Skeletons, teeth, spicules, spines, shells, darts, and granules are all mineral containing tissues. Why, where, and how these minerals form are the central questions addressed in this book. These questions have become important in many fields. Preserved fossils are used to interpret ancient climates,

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