Bioapatite to calcite, an unusual transformation seen in fossil bones affected by aquatic bioerosion

E-ISSN： 1502-3931|24-1164|4|533-546

ISSN： 0024-1164

Source： LETHAIA, Vol.24-1164, Iss.4, 2014-10, pp. : 533-546

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