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Reproduction and Development in Mollusca

Reproduction and Development in Mollusca

T. J. Pandian

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Editorial:
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Año de edición:
2021
Materia
Biología del desarrollo
ISBN:
9780367782061
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Molluscs are comprised of edible abalones, snails, mussels, oysters, cuttlefish, and squids. With chapters focusing on sexual and asexual reproduction, aestivation, and how to determine sex, this book will be a valuable tool for marine biologists studying the endogenic biosynthesis and sexual differentiation of molluscans.

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