INVESTIGADORES
HAMANN monika Ines
artículos
Título:
Population dynamics of planorbid snail from a lenitic biotope in northeastern Argentina. Larval trematodes of Biomphalaria occidentalis and analysis of their prevalence and seasonality.
Autor/es:
OSTROWSKI DE NÚÑEZ M.; HAMANN M. I.; RUMI A.
Revista:
ACTA PARASITOLOGICA
Editorial:
Institute of Parasitology, Polish Academy of sciences
Referencias:
Lugar: Praga; Año: 1991 vol. 36 p. 159 - 166
ISSN:
1230-2821
Resumen:
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