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Incidence of imposex in Thais orbita from the Port Phillip Bay (Victoria, Australia), following 10 years of regulation on use of TBT
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61770
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RP23372
Author:
Rees, C. M.
;
Brady, B.A.
;
Fabris, G. J.
Citation:
MARINE POLLUTION BULLETIN. 2001 v.42 no.10 : 873-878;
Year:
2001
Subject:
Gastropoda - Victoria - Port Phillip Bay
;
Tributyltin
;
Marine fouling organisms - Control - Victoria
;
Marine pollution - Environmental aspects - Victoria
;
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