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Biodiversity and the patent system : towards international indicators. Submission to the executive secretary of the convention on biological diversity.

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Biodiversity and the patent system : towards international indicators. Submission to the executive secretary of the convention on biological diversity. / Oldham, Paul.
In: Global status and Trends Intell. Prop. Claims, Vol. 3, 2006, p. 1-88.

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