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Haematological responses of penaeus monodon to environmental alterations and pathogenic invasion (Thesis)

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Main Author: Annies Joseph
Other Authors: Rosamma Philip; guided by
Format: Ph.D Thesis
Language:English
Published: Kochi Faculty of Marine Sciences; CUSAT 2008
Subjects:
Shrimp culture-control of diseases
Haematological responses- shrimp
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