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The Natural History of Ascorbic Acid in the Evolution of the Mammals and Primates and Its Significance for Present-Day Man


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Author(s): Stone, I.
Date of Publication: 1972
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The Natural History of Ascorbic Acid in the Evolution of the Mammals and Primates and Its Significance for Present-Day Man
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Volume 1, Number 2-3, 1972

The Natural History of Ascorbic Acid in the Evolution of the Mammals and Primates and Its Significance for Present-Day Man

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