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Abundance and distribution of Diphyllobothrium ditremum Creplin (Cestoda: Pseudophyllidea) plerocercoids in benthic whitefish, in northern Finnish Lapland
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Tolonen, A.
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Habitat use by endemic and introduced rodents along a gradient of forest disturbance in Madagascar
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Lehtonen, J.T.
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Mustonen, O.
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Ramiarinjanahary, H.
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Reasons for large annual yield fluctuations in wild arctic bramble (Rubus arcticus subsp arcticus) in Finland
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Toljamo, A.
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Kokko, H.
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Kärenlampi, S. O.
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Reasons for large annual yield fluctuations in wild arctic bramble ( Rubus arcticus subsp. arcticus ) in Finland
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Kostamo, K.
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Toljamo, A.
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Kokko, H.
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Kärenlampi, S.O.
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Rita
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