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Mollusc Bivalves as Indicators of Contamination of Water Bodies by Protozoan Parasites

Published:2019 Issue: Volume: Page:443-448
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Container-title:Encyclopedia of Environmental Health
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Palos Ladeiro Melissa,Bigot-Clivot Aurélie,Geba Elodie,Le Foll Frank,Le Guernic Antoine,Leprêtre Maxime,Geffard Alain,Aubert Dominique,Durand Loïc,Villena Isabelle,Durand Loïc,La Carbona Stéphanie,Favennec Loïc,Gargala Gilles,Pierre Sophie

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Elsevier

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