Snyltelarve snyder sig vej til sangfuglens endetarm

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Snyltelarve snyder sig vej til sangfuglens endetarm. / Buchmann, Kurt.

2013, Video .

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Harvard

Buchmann, K 2013, Snyltelarve snyder sig vej til sangfuglens endetarm.. <http://videnskab.dk/miljo-naturvidenskab/superklamt-snyltelarve-snyder-sig-vej-til-sangfuglens-endetarm>

APA

Buchmann, K. (2013, jul. 26). Snyltelarve snyder sig vej til sangfuglens endetarm. http://videnskab.dk/miljo-naturvidenskab/superklamt-snyltelarve-snyder-sig-vej-til-sangfuglens-endetarm

Vancouver

Buchmann K. Snyltelarve snyder sig vej til sangfuglens endetarm. 2013.

Author

Buchmann, Kurt. / Snyltelarve snyder sig vej til sangfuglens endetarm. 2013.

Bibtex

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abstract = "Leucochloridium paradoxum sporocysts in tentacles of the snail Succinea show pulsating movements. Moving sporocysts with infective parasite larvae looks like an insect larva. Birds eat the sporocysts and subsequently obtain intestinal infection with the adult fluke.",
author = "Kurt Buchmann",
year = "2013",
month = jul,
day = "26",
language = "Dansk",
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RIS

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