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Frozen Fish

  • JAMES TURLE1 

Nature volume 43, page 464 (1891)Cite this article

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MR. McLACHLAN asks (1) Whether fish necessarily die when enclosed for lengthened periods in solid ice?

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TURLE, J. Frozen Fish. Nature 43, 464 (1891). https://doi.org/10.1038/043464d0

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