Características histológicas e histoquímicas del intestino delgado en crías de la tortuga caguama (Caretta caretta)

Rodrigo Ontiveros Tlachia; Fernando Alberto Muñoz Tenería; Santiago René Anzaldúa Arce

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***Características histológicas e histoquímicas del intestino delgado en crías de la tortuga caguama (Caretta caretta)***

Ontiveros TR, Muñoz TFA, Anzaldúa ASR

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