Recent developments in the biochemistry and feeding behaviour of haematophagous arthropods as applied to their mass rearing
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Main Author: | GALUN R |
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Format: | Texto biblioteca |
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1971
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Subjects: | FAO IAEA, MASS REARING, ARTHROPODA, BLOOD, BEHAVIOUR, ANIMAL FEEDING, BIOCHEMISTRY, ANIMAL HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH, ENTOMOLOGY, ELEVAGE EN MASSE, SANG, COMPORTEMENT, ALIMENTATION DES ANIMAUX, BIOCHIMIE, CRIA MASIVA, SANGRE, COMPORTAMIENTO, ALIMENTACION DE LOS ANIMALES, BIOQUIMICA, SANTE ANIMALE, SANTE PUBLIQUE, ENTOMOLOGIE, SANIDAD ANIMAL, SALUD PUBLICA, ENTOMOLOGIA, |
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