Twenty-four hour toxicity tests of six chemicals to mysis larvae of Penaeus setiferus View on Open Library

Twenty-four hour toxicity tests of six chemicals to mysis larvae of Penaeus setiferus

by Sterling Kendall Johnson

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First published: 1976 1 language
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Penaeus setiferus Effect of chemicals on Toxicity testing Diseases Treatment

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