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Found 1 from your keywords: author=Salsabila, Rinanda
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SKRINING TOKSISITAS EKTRAK GASTROPODA (Lambis lambis) DAN BIVALVIA (Tridacna …
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Salsabila, Rinanda

Gastropods and bivalves are one of the most commonly found potential marine biota and are bioactive compounds that have not been widely studied. The presence of toxicity activity in marine biota can be developed further and be useful for the food and pharmacology industries. Species of gastropod (L. lambis) and bivalve (T. squamosa) found in the waters of Enggano Island, North Bengkulu are quit…

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