ELECTRON-MICROSCOPE OBSERVATIONS OF BODYWALL OF TRICHURIS-SUIS, SCHRANK, 1788 (NEMATODA-TRICHUROIDEA) .2. HYPODERMIS AND SOMATIC MUSCULATURE

ELECTRON-MICROSCOPE OBSERVATIONS OF BODYWALL OF TRICHURIS-SUIS, SCHRANK, 1788 (NEMATODA-TRICHUROIDEA) .2. HYPODERMIS AND SOMATIC MUSCULATURE
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10.1007/bf00329600
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1972-01-01
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ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PARASITENKUNDE
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JENKINS, T
JENKINS, T
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