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Edited by W. BreipohlProceedings of the 4th European Chemoreception ResearchOrganization mint-symposium and the 2nd Int. LaboratoryWorkshop on Olfaction, held in Essen, Federal Republic ofGermany on 11-15 October 1981.ISBN 0 904147 35 5 Soft £19.00/US$35.00426 pp; illus; 1982

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Edited by J.E. Steiner and J.R. GanchrowProceedings of the 5th European Chemoreception ResearchOrganization mini-symposium.The mini symposium was organised to mark the tenthanniversary of the inauguration of the Organization. Held atthe Mount Scopus campus, Hebrew University, Jerusalem,Israel on 8-11 November 1981.The symposium covered a broad spectrum of behaviouralmanifestations induced and tnggered by chemical signals ingeneral and by gustation and olfaction in particular.ISBN 0 904147 33 9 Soft £18.00/US$33 00296pp; illus; 1982

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Edited by H. van der StarreProceedings of the 7th International Symposium onOlfaction & Taste and the 4th ECRO Congress joint meetingheld in Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands, July 1980.Includes full author and subject indexes and a list ofparticipants.ISBN 0 904147 20 7 Hard £33.00/US$60.00512pp; 1980

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