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The development of the lymphatic system in the reptiles.
Record no:
46005
Call no:
RP6075
Author:
Huntington, Geo S.
Citation:
ANAT. REC. 1911 v.5 : 261-276.;
Year:
1911
Subject:
Reptiles - Development;
Lymphatic system;
Reptiles - Anatomy;
Type:
Reprint
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