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Reproductive cycle and gonadial changes in the New Zealand rock oysterCrassostrea glomerata

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Published1974
Citations55
References19

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1951 • 97 citations

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1952 • 77 citations

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1942 • 61 citations

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1964 • 55 citations

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1934 • 41 citations

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1958 • 35 citations

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1933 • 34 citations

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1959 • 28 citations

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1932 • 19 citations

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1969 • 12 citations

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1947 • 3 citations

Deleted Work

1955 • 0 citations

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