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ASPECTS OF REPRODUCTION IN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS

Published:1976 Issue: Volume: Page:432-448
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Container-title:Estuarine Processes
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Bayne B.L.

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Elsevier

Reference62 articles.

1. Distribution, growth and seasonal changes in biochemical composition for the bivalve Donax vittatus (da Costa) from Karnes Bay, Millport;Ansell;J. exp. mar. Biol. Ecol.,1972

2. Oxygen consumption by the bivalve Donax vittatus (da Costa);Ansell;Ibid,1973

3. Seasonal changes in biochemical composition of the bivalve Abra alba from the Clyde Sea area;Ansell;Mar. Biol.,1974

4. Seasonal changes in biochemical composition of the bivalve Chlamys septemradiata from the Clyde Sea area;Ansell;Ibid,1974

5. Seasonal changes in biochemical composition of the bivalve Nucula sulcata from the Clyde Sea area;Ansell;Ibid,1974

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