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The 30 pages that link to Biomineralization, each with the reason it gives.

• Calcium carbonateNarrower topic: Many organisms build calcium carbonate structures through controlled mineral formation.

• PearlNarrower topic: Pearl formation is a specialized case of biological mineral production.

• CalcificationNarrower topic: Calcification is one form of biological mineral production.

• Bivalve shellNarrower topic: Bivalves regulate the deposition of calcium carbonate and organic matrix.

• SpiculeNarrower topic: Sponge cells build spicules by controlling mineral deposition.

• LimpetNarrower topic: Limpet teeth are biominerals whose structure and composition support repeated scraping.

• Calcareous spongeNarrower topic: Calcarea is a model for studying biologically controlled calcium carbonate formation.

• Mollusc shellNarrower topic: Mollusc shells are a prominent example of organism-controlled mineral formation.

• Animal shellNarrower topic: It explains how animals form hard mineral-rich shells.

• TestNarrower topic: Test formation is a form of biological mineral production.