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12. Atobatele O. E, Ugwumba O. A. and Morenikeji O. A. (2007). Taxa Composition, abundance, distribution and diversity of the planktonic organisms of river Ogunpa, Ibadan, Nigeria. Ife Journal of Science 9(1):17-21.

13. Morenikeji O.A and Odaibo A.B. (2007). Perception and Management of the Guinea worm disease in infected and at-risk non-infected communities in Oyo state, Nigeria. Annals of African Medicine 7(1): 51-54.

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