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June 1, 1993Functional Ecology

Effect of the Castrating Trematode Parasite Rhipido-cotyle fennica on Energy Allocation of Fresh-Water Clam Anodonta piscinalis

Jukka Jokela Laura Uotila Jouni Taskinen

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J. Jokela, L. Uotila, J. Taskinen, Effect of the Castrating Trematode Parasite Rhipido-cotyle fennica on Energy Allocation of Fresh-Water Clam Anodonta piscinalis, Functional Ecology, Vol. 7, No. 3 (Jun., 1993), pp. 332-338

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