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Title:
A comparative survey of heavy metals in the mussel Mytilus edulis from Cockburn Sound and surrounding waters. [Subtitle:A contribution to the Southern Metropolitan Coastal Waters Study (1991-1994).]
Author:
Burt, J. S.
;
Scrimshaw, C. E.
;
Southern Metropolitan Coastal Waters Study (1991-1994)
Citation:
ACCNO:0007989
Publisher:
Technical series(Western Australia. Environmental Protection Authority) ; no. 56
Year:
1993
Description:
11,(9) p.
Subject:
Cadmium.
;
Chromium
;
Cockburn Sound - Western Australia.
;
Copper
;
Heavy metals.
;
Iron
;
Lead
;
Manganese
;
Marine pollution.
;
MYTLIUS EDULIS
;
Nickel
;
Zinc
Notes:
Location:Hillarys
Type:
Journal Article
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