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“... effects of an increased temperature from 30 to 34 °C on the daily pattern of gastrointestinal...”
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“... to identify variables that influence starter feed intake (SFI), and to develop equations to predict SFI...”
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“... was observed in these early larval stages. Furthermore, R. decussatus larvae exposed to TBT did not...”
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