论文信息 - FRACTIONATED DOSES OF X-RADIATION: A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF EFFECTS ON TELEOST EMBRYOS.

FRACTIONATED DOSES OF X-RADIATION: A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF EFFECTS ON TELEOST EMBRYOS.

SummaryDoses of x-radiation, fractionated during the first six days of embryogenesis, produced a delay in the rate of development, a decrease in survival, and a decrease in the percentage hatch of Fundulus heteroclitus eggs. These effects became more prominent as the dose was increased.

J. White

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