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Effects of Extreme pH on the Physiology of the Australian ‘Yabby’ Cherax Destructor: Acute and Chronic Changes in Haemolymph Carbon Dioxide, Acid–Base and Ionic Status

J Exp Biol (1995) 198 (2): 395–407.

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