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TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY 1 RESUMEN
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION 7
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION who postulated
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION 2. Sperm physi
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION 3. Sperm quali
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION in fish (Kime
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STANDARDIZATION OF SPERM MOTILITY E
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CHAPTER 2 Spermiating males (%) 100
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ROLE OF IONS IN THE SPERM ACTIVATIO
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CHAPTER 4 Study of pufferfish (Taki
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CHAPTER 4 2002) so Takifugu niphobl
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CHAPTER 4 Table 1. Activation media
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CHAPTER 4 TM (%) 100 A a a Und-PD a
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CHAPTER 4 5. Conclusions Some concl
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPERM MOTILIY
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