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Corrigendum: Comparative genome sequence analysis of several species in the genus Tepidimonas and the description of a novel species Tepidimonas charontis sp. nov.

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SUBMITTER: Albuquerque L

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8049489 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Dec

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Corrigendum: Comparative genome sequence analysis of several species in the genus Tepidimonas and the description of a novel species Tepidimonas charontis sp. nov.

Albuquerque Luciana L Castelhano Nadine N Raposo Pedro P Froufe Hugo J C HJC Tiago Igor I Severino Rita R Roxo Inês I Gregório Inês I Barroso Cristina C Egas Conceição C Costa Milton S da MSD

International journal of systematic and evolutionary microbiology 20201201 12

PMID: 33353585

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