Changes in the phosphorus metabolism of a diving turtle observed by 31P-NMR.
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O Jardetzky | O. Jardetzky | D. Wemmer | N. Wade-Jardetzky | D Wemmer | N Wade-Jardetzky | E Robin | E. Robin
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