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IDENTIFYING CONSERVATION PRIORITIES IN MEXICO THROUGH GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATIONSYSTEMS AND MODELING Azuara, I - BojorquezTapia, LA - Ezcurra, E - Flores Villela, Oscar Alberto
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Antigens of taeniid cestodes. Williams, J.F. - Sandeman, R.M.
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Seroepidemiology of human cysticercosis in Mexico. Woodhouse, E. - Flisser, A. - Larralde, C.
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A female songbird out-sings male conspecifics during simulated territorial intrusions Illes, AE - Yunes-Jimenez, L
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