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An overview of current programs on drug development and regulation for aquaculture: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service perspective

R. A. Schnick
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R. A. Schnick. 1991. An overview of current programs on drug development and regulation for aquaculture: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service perspective. https://pubs.usgs.gov/publication/1003413

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