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  • 21. [Growth and feed consumption of carp (Cyprinus carpio L.) with different protein and energy supply. 2. Weight gain, feed conversion, protein and energy consumption].
    Schwarz FJ, Zeitler MH, Kirchgessner M.
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    Gire MP, Narbonne JF, Serfaty A.
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