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Some haematological characteristics of healthy and parasitised brackishwater catfish, Mystus gulio (Hamilton) / researched by Anup Kumar Datta; guided by K.K.Misra and A. Choudhury.

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TextPublisher: Midnapore : Vidyasagar University , 2005Description: ii,72p.+ 71 : figs.,plates(col.),tables ; 29cm.Subject(s): CATFISHES | FISHES-DISEASES | FISHES-PARASITES | FISHES-INFECTIONSDDC classification: 597.49

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