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Title: Methyl mercury in fish: a toxicologic-epidemiologic evaluation of risks. [Subtitle:Report from an expert group.]
Author: Sweden. National Institute of Public Health ; Statens institut fo¨r folkha¨lsan (Sweden)
Citation: ACCNO:0003676
Publisher: Stockholm : National Institute of Public Health
Year: 1971
Series: Nordisk Hygienisk Tidskrift, Supplementum; 4
Description: 364 p. tables
Subject: Mercury compounds ; Toxicology ; Fishery resources. ; Toxicity tests ; Epidemiology ; Public health
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Book
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