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A circadian rhythm in Daphnia magna

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  1. Laboratory of Animal Physiology, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

    J. Ringelberg & Hanneke Servaas

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Ringelberg, J., Servaas, H. A circadian rhythm in Daphnia magna . Oecologia 6, 289–292 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00344920

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