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1.	The Comparative Anatomy Study Of Invertebrate Nervous System
2.	Studies On Riparian Leaf Litter Decomposition In Xiangxi River Watershed
3.	The Benthic Macro-Invertebrates And Dominant Groups Idenfication In The Yangtze Estuary
4.	Studies On The Spatial Distribution And Biological Integrity Of Macroinvertebrate In The Xitiaoxi Cathment
5.	Community Analysis And Control Technology Of Invertebrates In The Biological Activated Carbon (BAC) Filters
6.	In Vitro Expression And Activity Analysis Of Lysozymes From The Hydrothermal Tubeworm, Ridgeia Piscesae
7.	Community Structure Of Invertebrate Resting Eggs In Section Waters Of The Yangtze Estuary
8.	Community Structure Of Invertebrate Resting Eggs In Shanghai Waters
9.	Molecular Cloning And Functional Analysis Of Invertebrate-type Lysozymes From Red Swamp Crayfish, Procambarus Clarkii
10.	Temporal And Spatial Variation Characteristics Of Invertebrates In Yangtze River Estuary And The Relationship With Environmental Factors
11.	Roles Of Small GTPases Rab6and Ran In Phagocytosis And Antiviral Response Of Shrimp And Fruit Fly
12.	Changes Of Benthic Invertebrate Communities In Dianchi Lake In Recent 100 Years
13.	Invertatebrate Resting Egg Banks In Coastal Wetland Sediments Of Jiangsu And Zhejiang
14.	River Eco-health Assessment Based On Invertebrate Of The Hai River Basin And Phylogeny For 9 Viviparidae Species
15.	The Modulation Role Of Dopaminergic System And Serotonergic System In Homeostasis Maintenance Of Marine Invertebrates
16.	Community Structure Of Invertebrate Resting Eggs In Sediments Of Fujian Coasts And Xiapu Freshwater Wetlands
17.	Effects Of Substrata On Riparian Plant Litter Decomposition In A Mountain Stream,SW China
18.	Research On The Terminology In The Invertebrate Part Of "Wu Ti Qing Wen Jian"
19.	Effects Of Wetland Soil Invertebrates On Plant Litter Decomposition Processes
20.	Characteristics Of Invertebrate Community In The Yangtze Estuary And Its Relationship With Environmental Factors
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