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Proceedings of the Arkansas Academy of Science - Volume 28 1974 [PDF]
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Proceedings of the Arkansas Academy of Science - Volume 25 1971 [PDF]
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Free Radical Biology and Medicine, 2016
Background Fish are sensitive organisms to changes caused by oxidative stress inducing agents, due to expression of biological changes based on the quality of the environment at cellular, individual, populations or community level. Objective To evaluate Gambusia punctata as an alternative biomodel for evaluating physiological response facing ...
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Background Fish are sensitive organisms to changes caused by oxidative stress inducing agents, due to expression of biological changes based on the quality of the environment at cellular, individual, populations or community level. Objective To evaluate Gambusia punctata as an alternative biomodel for evaluating physiological response facing ...
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Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 2011
The variation of activity of some digestive enzymes was studied in three age groups of two freshwater endemic fishes from Cuba: Limia vittata and Gambusia punctata. Trypsin, chymotrypsin and amylase activities showed a different pattern between both species.
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The variation of activity of some digestive enzymes was studied in three age groups of two freshwater endemic fishes from Cuba: Limia vittata and Gambusia punctata. Trypsin, chymotrypsin and amylase activities showed a different pattern between both species.
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Copeia, 1969
Jordan and Gilbert (M.C.Z. 44835, 44841), Gobiesox daedaleus brachysoma (Briggs) (M.C.Z. 44849), Arcos rhodospilus (Ginther) (M.C.Z. 44838, 44870), and Tomicodon petersi (Garman) (M.C.Z. 44857). Previously known pecies taken along the Atlantic coast were: Tomicodon fasciatus fasciatus (Peters) (M.C.Z.
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Jordan and Gilbert (M.C.Z. 44835, 44841), Gobiesox daedaleus brachysoma (Briggs) (M.C.Z. 44849), Arcos rhodospilus (Ginther) (M.C.Z. 44838, 44870), and Tomicodon petersi (Garman) (M.C.Z. 44857). Previously known pecies taken along the Atlantic coast were: Tomicodon fasciatus fasciatus (Peters) (M.C.Z.
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