The stress-inducible displacement detected through RSA in non-migrating UKR
Authors:
- Laura BragonzoniLBLaura Bragonzoni
- Alessandro RussoARAlessandro Russo
- Ivano LoretiILIvano Loreti
- Luisa MontagnaLMLuisa Montagna
- Andrea VisaniAVAndrea Visani
- Maurilio MarcacciMMMaurilio Marcacci
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