Chemical Immobilization of North American Wildlife: Proceedings of the North American Symposium: Chemical Immobilization of WildlifeLeon Nielsen, Murray E. Fowler, Jerry C. Haigh |
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Advances in Capture Technology | 1 |
Delivery Systems for Chemical Immobilization | 18 |
Their Pharmacology and Effects | 46 |
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