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Amber and ıts ımportance in entomological studies

Amber ve entomolojik yönden önemi

Nilay GÜLPERÇİN
Serdar TEZCAN
Journal
Alatarım
Pages
42–48
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In this paper, general information has been given on natural product amber and its importance in entomological studies has been explained.

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In this paper, general information has been given on natural product amber and its importance in entomological studies has been explained.

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Bu çalışmada bir doğal madde olan amber hakkında genel bilgi verilmekte ve ardından amberin entomolojik yönden önemine değinilmektedir.

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GÜLPERÇİN, N., TEZCAN, S. (2008). Amber and ıts ımportance in entomological studies. Alatarım, Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 2, 42–48. https://ajindex.com/articles/151301

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