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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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INCREASEDCONTRACAECUM OSCULATUMINFECTION IN BALTIC COD (GADUS MORHUA) LIVERS (1982–2012) ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASING GREY SEAL (HALICHOERUS GRYPHUS) POPULATIONS
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