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“... to investigate the relative fat mass content and the feeding patterns of gastric banded rats. METHODS: Two groups...”
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“... of all but the most exposed shores. Further south, midshore space-occupying invertebrates (mussels and...”
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“... adaptation when compared to the finishing period, the use of MON during adaptation may decrease even further...”
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“...Oceanic Islands are natural laboratories for the study of the processes and patterns of dispersion...”
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