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Education and training in the care and use of laboratory animals- [electronic resource] : a guide for developing institutional programs
Education and training in the care and use of laboratory animals- [electronic resource] : a guide for developing institutional programs
NetLibrary, Inc. | National Academy Press | 1991
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Nutrient requirements of laboratory animals- [electronic resource]
Nutrient requirements of laboratory animals- [electronic resource]
NetLibrary, Inc. | National Academy of Sciences | 1995
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Guide for the care and use of laboratory animals- [electronic resource]
Guide for the care and use of laboratory animals- [electronic resource]
Institute of Laboratory Animal Resources (U.S.) | National Academy Press | 1996
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Laboratory animals : laboratory animal models for domestic animal production
Laboratory animals : laboratory animal models for domestic animal production
Ruitenberg, E. Joost | Elsevier Science Publishers | 1986
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Positive Human-Animal Interactions with Rats in the Laboratory: Increasing Implementation of Best Practices to Improve Animal Welfare- [electronic resource]
Positive Human-Animal Interactions with Rats in the Laboratory: Increasing Implementation of Best Practices to Improve Animal Welfare- [electronic resource]
Lafollette, Megan R. | Purdue University. | 2020
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Species Interactions in a Changing Ocean: A Study of Inducible Traits to Understand Community Responses.
Species Interactions in a Changing Ocean: A Study of Inducible Traits to Understand Community Responses.
Seroy, Sasha Katya.Oceanography. | University of Washington. | 2021
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Diverse Physiology and Function of Dopaminergic Neurons in Behaving Drosophila.
Diverse Physiology and Function of Dopaminergic Neurons in Behaving Drosophila.
Marquis, Michael Julian.Medical Sciences. | Harvard University. | 2021
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Dogs as a Model of Human Retinal Disease: Extensions of the Full-Field Electroretinogram to Characterize Normal and Altered Retinal Function and Applications to Translatable Gene Augmentation Therapy.
Dogs as a Model of Human Retinal Disease: Extensions of the Full-Field Electroretinogram to Characterize Normal and Altered Retinal Function and Applications to Translatable Gene Augmentation Therapy.
Pasmanter, Nathaniel.Comparative Medicine and Inte | Michigan State University. | 2021
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The Costs (and Benefits) Of Standing Out: Alternative Reproductive Behavior and Novel Trait Evolution in the Pacific Field Cricket.
The Costs (and Benefits) Of Standing Out: Alternative Reproductive Behavior and Novel Trait Evolution in the Pacific Field Cricket.
Olzer, Rachel.Ecology, Evolution and Behavior. | University of Minnesota. | 2021
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