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Incidence of abnormal shell thickening in the Pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas in Poole Harbour (U.K.) subsequent to the 1987 TBT restrictions
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66305
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RP23961
Author:
Dyrynda, Elisabeth A.
Citation:
MARINE POLLUTION BULLETIN. 1992 v.24 no.3 : 156-163;
Year:
1992
Subject:
Oysters - Diseases
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Crassostrea gigas
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Tributyltin
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Marine pollution - Environmental aspects - Great Britain
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Notes:
Molluscan reprint.
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