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Histological Research of Drones’ Sperm Migration in the Reproductive Tracts of Queen Bees

Animal Science and Food Technology
doi 10.31548/animal2019.02.012
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January 1, 2019

Authors
V. D. Brovarskyi
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National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine


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