Comparison of the spectral sensitivity of threee species of juvenile salmonids

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Comparison of the spectral sensitivity of threee species of juvenile salmonids

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Main Author:	Hasegawa, E.I.
Format:	Article
Language:	Spanish
Subjects:	ONCORHYNCHUS GOBUSCHA ONCORHYNCHUS KETA ONCORHYNCHUS MASOU MASOU PECES DE AGUA DULCE RADIACION ULTRAVIOLETA

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