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OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN FOUR SPECIES OF INVERTEBRATES AND A VERTEBRATE NATURALLY EXPOSED TO SANGUINE FIELDS

No Effects Found

Bernard Greenberg · 1973

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Finding

No significant differences were found in any group except woodlice (p = .05).

In their words

“No significant differences were found in any group except woodlice (p = .05).”
Cite This Study
Bernard Greenberg (1973). OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN FOUR SPECIES OF INVERTEBRATES AND A VERTEBRATE NATURALLY EXPOSED TO SANGUINE FIELDS.
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@article{oxygen_consumption_in_four_species_of_invertebrates_and_a_vertebrate_naturally_e_g7091,
  author = {Bernard Greenberg},
  title = {OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN FOUR SPECIES OF INVERTEBRATES AND A VERTEBRATE NATURALLY EXPOSED TO SANGUINE FIELDS},
  year = {1973},
  
  
}
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