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Prolonged expiration and restricted frequency breating induces severe hypoxemia during submaximal intensity swimming

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Prolonged expiration and restricted frequency breating induces severe hypoxemia during submaximal intensity swimmingExport publication in the APA format Export publication in the EXCEL format Export publication in the RIS format

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Summary of Presentation in an International Conference

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2014

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Prolonged expiration and restricted frequency breating induces severe hypoxemia during submaximal intensity swimming

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Summary of Presentation in an International Conference

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2014

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A. Toubekis

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Title: XII International Symposium on Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming - Abstracts Handbook Search for Conference Proceedings Publications

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XII International Symposium on Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming

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Language: Portuguese

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