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(1934) All about Fish and other Denizens of the Seas and Rivers. Nature, 133 (3355). 235 doi:10.1038/133235a0

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TitleAll about Fish and other Denizens of the Seas and Rivers
JournalNature
Year1934 (February)Volume133
Issue3355
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/133235a0
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