Paralytic and Digestive Activities of Jelly-like Substances Secreted by a Lysaretid Polychaete, Halla okudai
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1. Department of Ecology, Faculty of Applied Biological Science, Hiroshima University
2. Marine Products Development Section, Amakusa Regional Office
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The Japanese Association of Benthology
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