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Effects of dietary selenium on reproduction and body mass of captive lesser scaup / Jean-Michel A. DeVink, Robert G. Clark, Stuart M. Slattery, and Tony M. Scheuhammer.

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DeVink, Jean-Michel A

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TextSeries: Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. 27(2) 471-477 Publication details: 2008.Description: illustrations ; 28 cmLOC classification:

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