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Phytogeny of commercially important seafood and description of the seafood industry

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  1. Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service, Louisiana Agricultural Center and Louisiana Sea Grant Program, USA

    M. W. Moody

  2. University of Southwestern Louisiana, USA

    K. J. Roberts & J. V. Huner

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Moody, M.W., Roberts, K.J. & Huner, J.V. Phytogeny of commercially important seafood and description of the seafood industry. Clinical Reviews in Allergy 11, 159–181 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02914469

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