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. 1959;34(3):439-43.

[Action of an Agamomermis species on the sexual characteristics of a Ceratopogonid species]

[Article in French]

J CALLOT

PMID: 13661711

[Action of an Agamomermis species on the sexual characteristics of a Ceratopogonid species]

[Article in French]

J CALLOT. Ann Parasitol Hum Comp. 1959.

. 1959;34(3):439-43.

Author

J CALLOT

PMID: 13661711

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