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Alteration in Body Composition of Elite Professional Female Playersin a Premier League Volleyball Bout

Suat Cerit
M.zulkuf Akdag
Suleyman Dasdag
Yunus Karakoc
Mehmet Celik
Pages
33–36
Publication Date
2009-03-01
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Cerit, S., Akdag, M., Dasdag, S., Karakoc, Y., Celik, M. (2009). Alteration in Body Composition of Elite Professional Female Playersin a Premier League Volleyball Bout. Journal Of International Dental And Medical Research, Cilt: 2 Sayı: 1, 33–36. https://ajindex.com/articles/1657007

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