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Movement of the Ovum in the Reproductive Tract: A Needle Probe Geiger–Müller Counter for the Study of the Passage of the Ovum in the Reproductive Tract

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BENNETT, J. Movement of the Ovum in the Reproductive Tract: A Needle Probe Geiger–Müller Counter for the Study of the Passage of the Ovum in the Reproductive Tract. Nature 190, 788–789 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/190788a0

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