On Fish Entozoa From Yellowstone National Park
"On Fish Entozoa From Yellowstone National Park" presents a detailed examination of parasites found in fish within Yellowstone National Park. Authored by Edwin Linton, this scientific study contributes to the fields of zoology, ichthyology, and parasitology, offering valuable insights into the biodiversity and ecological interactions within this unique environment.
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