Physiological stress indicators in the plasma of Scyliorhinus canicula captured by botto trawling at two depths.
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G. Bono | M. Dara | M. Cammarata | C. Faggio | S. Ragonese | S. Guicciardi | F. Falco | D. Scannella | I. Vazzana | Jessica Cavalca | Danilo Scannella
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