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June 1, 1954Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom

The suspended matter in sea water and its seasonal changes as affecting the visual range of the Secchi disc

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WAW. R. G. AtkinsJohns Hopkins UniversityPJPamela G. JenkinsMarine Biological LaboratoryFWF. J. WarrenNorwich Research Park

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