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Measurement of feeding rates, respiration, and pH regulatory processes in the light of ocean acidification research

Published:2019 Issue: Volume: Page:391-409
ISSN:0091-679X
Container-title:Echinoderms, Part A
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Stumpp Meike,Dupont Sam,Hu Marian Y.

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Elsevier

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