Public perceptions of farm animal cloning in Europe

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Public perceptions of farm animal cloning in Europe. / Lassen, Jesper.

Frederiksberg : Danish Centre for Bioethics and Risk Assessment, 2005. 19 p. (Project report; No. 9).

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Harvard

Lassen, J 2005, Public perceptions of farm animal cloning in Europe. Project report, no. 9, Danish Centre for Bioethics and Risk Assessment, Frederiksberg.

APA

Lassen, J. (2005). Public perceptions of farm animal cloning in Europe. Danish Centre for Bioethics and Risk Assessment. Project report No. 9

Vancouver

Lassen J. Public perceptions of farm animal cloning in Europe. Frederiksberg: Danish Centre for Bioethics and Risk Assessment, 2005. 19 p. (Project report; No. 9).

Author

Lassen, Jesper. / Public perceptions of farm animal cloning in Europe. Frederiksberg : Danish Centre for Bioethics and Risk Assessment, 2005. 19 p. (Project report; No. 9).

Bibtex

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