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21 resultados para Sex discrimination

em Plymouth Marine Science Electronic Archive (PlyMSEA)

The problem of sex determination in Dinophilus gyrociliatus

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Observations and experiments on sex-change in the European oyster (O.edulis) Part I. The change from female to male

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A note on the physiology of sex and sex-determination

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Observations on Patella vulgata. Part I. Sex-phenomena, breeding and shell growth

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Observations and experiments on sex-change in the European oyster (O. edulis). Part II. On the gonad of egg-spawning individuals

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Observations and experiments on sex-change in the European oyster (O. edulis). Part III. On the fate of unspawned ova. Part IV. On the change from male to female

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Studies on conditioned responses in fishes. Part III. Wave-length discrimination in Blennius pholis L.

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The biology of Asterias rubens L. IV. Variation in the sex ratio

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A note on the breeding season, sex ratio and embryonic development of the dogfish Scyliorhinus canicula (L.)

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Decreased discrimination during setting after prolonged planktonic life in larvae of Spirorbis borealis (Serpulidae)

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Responses Of Lysosomes In Digestive Cells Of Common Mussel Mytilus-Edulis To Sex Steroids And Cortisol

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The Level Of Taxonomic Discrimination Required To Detect Pollution Effects On Marine Benthic Communities

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Discrimination of marine phytoplankton species through the statistical analysis of their flow cytometric signatures

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The effect of food on the determination of sex ratio in Calanus spp.: evidence from experimental studies and field data

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Discrimination against 4-methyl sterol uptake during steryl chlorin ester production by copepods

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