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(1962).
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of Amphibia. Endocrinology 75,809-811 (1964).
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501-505 (1966).
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202, 278-279 (1964).
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24,1000-1006 (1965).
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CURRAN, P.F .: Ion transport in intestine and its coupling to other transport processes. Fed.
Proc. 24, 993-999 (1965).
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222, 280-281 (1969).
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(1965).
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solution. Amer. J. Physiol. 210, 640-646 (1966).
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Amer . J. Physiol. 212,83-91 (1967a).
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DARLINGTON, P.J.: Zoogeography : the Geographical Distribution of Animals . New York :
Wiley 1957.
DARWIN, c.:Journal of Researches into the Natural History and Geography of the Countries Visited during the Voyage of the H .M.S. Beagle around the World . London 1839.
- The Origin of Species by means of Natural Selection. London 1859.
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3rd Int . Congr. Nephrol. (Washington 1966) Vol. 1, pp . 215-225 . Basel/New York : Karger 1967.
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species of Australian frog , Cyclorana (Cbirolept es) platycephalus and Alboguttatus
(Gunther). Anat. Rec. 109,417-424 (1951).
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