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coast of New South Wales. Rec. Auat. Mue. 1, 41-54.
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trichostrongyloidoses. Cornell Vet. 39, 146-182.
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littorea as a means of recognition of infection with trematode larvae. J .
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Ostracoda with new species of Copepoda. Rep. Rhode Isl. Comnnr inld
374.
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