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Anatomie. Histologie. (Mikroskopische Technik.) Entwicklungsgeschichte. Physiologie

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  1. Leipzig

    E. Ries

  2. Berlin

    Gauer &  Matzdorff

  3. Neustadt, Schwarzwald

    v. Ledebur

  4. Heidelberg

    Elbel

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Ries, E., Gauer, v. Ledebur et al. Anatomie. Histologie. (Mikroskopische Technik.) Entwicklungsgeschichte. Physiologie. Dtsch. Z. ges. gerichtl. Med. 32 (Suppl 2), 109–113 (1939). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01773754

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