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		题名	作者	年代	出处	被引量
	1	Self-compacting lightweight con- crete-technology and use 显示文摘	MUller Harald S Haist Michael	2005	Betonwerk und Fertigteil-Technik2005，71，2：	1
	2	Heavy metal removal in anaerobic semi - continuous stirred tank reactors by a consortium of sulfate - reducing bacteria 显示文摘	Kieu Hoa TQ Muller Elizabeth Horn Harald	2011	Water Research2011，45，13：	1
	3	Thermal shrink fit process for composite camshafts显示文摘	Harald Muller Andreas Kaiser	1997	Automotive Engineering1997，105，9：	1
	4	A GIS-aware Architecture for Tourism Portals显示文摘	Muller Bemd Wehr Harald Voigt Bjorn	2004	Proceedings of the International Conference on Internet Computing IC''04 - Proceedings of the International Symposium on Web Service and Applications2004，，：	1
	5	Self compacting lightweight concrete显示文摘	Muller Harald S	2001	Concrete Precasting Plant and Technology2001，68，2：	1
	6	Determination of the carotenoid content in selected vegetables and fruit by HPLC and photodiode array detection显示文摘	Harald Muller	1997	Z Lebensm Unters Forsch A1997，204，：	1
	7	Self-Compacting Lightweight Concrete显示文摘	Muller Harald S	2001	Concrete Precasting Plant and Technology2001，68，2：	1
	8	Thermal shrink fit process for composite camshafts 显示文摘	Harald Muller Andreas Kaiser	1997	Automotive Engineering1997，105，9：	1
	9	Self-Compacting Lightweight Concrete显示文摘	Muller Harald S	2001	Concrete Preeasting Plant and Technology2001，68，2：	1
	10	Heinrichsia cheilanthoides gen. et sp. nov., a fossil fern in the family Pteridaceae (Polypodiales) from the Cretaceous amber forests of Myanmar显示文摘Divergence time estimates suggest that most clades constituting the fern family Pteridaceae (Polypodiales) were in existence by the Early Cretaceous. However, fossil evidence to corroborate this remains exceedingly rare. Burmese amber is an important source of new information on the radiation of derived fern lineages during the Cretaceous Terrestrial Revolution. This study describes Heinrichsia cheilanthoides gen. et sp. nov., a fern with suggested affinities to Pteridaceae, based on fertile foliage portions preserved in Early Cretaceous (~100?Ma) amber from Myanmar. Heinrichsia cheilanthoides is characterized by a pinnate‐pinnatifid frond that bears apical, marginal sori protected by a pseudoindusium. Sporangia are of the polypod type and contain tetrahedral‐globose, trilete spores with a striate perine. This discovery provides a new calibration point to test and refine molecular clock‐based concepts of the evolutionary history of the Pteridaceae. Heinrichsia cheilanthoides further substantiates the suggestion that the Cretaceous forests of Myanmar were home to a rich fern flora.	Ledis Regalado Alexander R. Schmidt Patrick Muller Lisa Niedermeier Michael Krings Harald Schneider	2019	Journal of Systematics and Evolution2019，57，4：	1
	11	Biomechanics research project at the Ⅵth world championship in Athletics, Athens 1997:preliminary report显示文摘	Helmsr Hommel	1997	New studies in Athletics1997，，23：	1

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