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Working Dog, Chemical Detectors, Engineering +8

The red palm weevil as an alien invasive: biology and the prospects for biological control as a component of IPM

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Biology, Terrestrial Arthropod, Engineering +15

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Allergy, Medicine, Forensic Toxicology +7

Evidence for canine olfactory detection of melanoma

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Working Dog, Veterinary Science, Diagnosis +4

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Semiochemical, Mammalian Semiochemistry, Biochemistry