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Bourgeault, Adeline

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Bioavailability of particulate metal to zebra mussels: Biodynamic modelling shows that assimilation efficiencies are site-specific

Bourgeault, Adeline

Bioavailability of particulate metal to zebra mussels: Biodynamic modelling shows that assimilation efficiencies are site-specific

Bourgeault, Adeline

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Title:

Bioavailability of particulate metal to zebra mussels: Biodynamic modelling shows that assimilation efficiencies are site-specific

Contributors:

Bourgeault, Adeline (author) / Gourlay-Francé, Catherine / Priadi, Cindy / Ayrault, Sophie / Tusseau-Vuillemin, Marie-Hélène

Published in:

Environmental pollution <London> ; 159

Publication date:

2011

ISSN:

0013-9327

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Language:

English

Keywords:

Umweltverschmutzung

Classification:

RVK: AR 10100
BKL: 30.00 / 43.00

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