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May 14, 2007Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry

Emerging pollutants in the North Sea in comparison to Lake Ontario, Canada, data

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JAJens Arne AndresenDerek C. G. MuirDerek C. G. MuirNOAA National Marine Fisheries ServiceDUDaisuke UenoKagoshima University

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