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      Spatial patterns in infection of cod Gadus morhua with the seal-associated liver worm Contracaecum osculatum from the Skagerrak to the central Baltic Sea

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      Marine Ecology Progress Series
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                Marine Ecology Progress Series
                Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser.
                Inter-Research Science Center
                0171-8630
                1616-1599
                November 15 2018
                November 15 2018
                : 606
                : 105-118
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                10.3354/meps12773
                8dc6d46e-8185-40cb-b23d-3390ffc4b923
                © 2018
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