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18 resultados para anaerobic conditions in sewer systems

em Plymouth Marine Science Electronic Archive (PlyMSEA)

Physical and biological conditions in the North Sea.

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The ecology of the Tamar estuary. III. Salinity and temperature conditions in the lower estuary

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On the toleration of anaerobic conditions by Caligus diaphanus Nordmann

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The oceanography of the Celtic Sea. II. Conditions in the Spring of 1950

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The Physicochemical Speciation Of Polycyclic Aromatic-Hydrocarbons (PAH) In Aquatic Systems

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Exceptional Blooms Of Diatoms Associated With Anomalous Hydrographic Conditions In The Southern Bight In Early 1977

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Origins And Evolution Of Pathways Of Anaerobic Metabolism In The Animal Kingdom

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A Steady-State Analysis Of The Microbial Loop In Stratified Systems

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Initial Applications Of Phospholipid-Coated Mercury-Electrodes To The Determination Of Polynuclear Aromatic-Hydrocarbons And Other Organic Micropollutants In Aqueous Systems

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Micro-algal carbon and nitrogen uptake in post-coccolithophore bloom conditions in the northeast Atlantic July 1991

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Sorption and desorption of benzo(a) pyrene in aquatic systems

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Model of interactions between dissolved organic carbon and bacteria in marine systems

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Feeding and reproduction of Calanus finmarchicus during non-bloom conditions in the Irminger Sea

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Body size and diversity in marine systems. in: Hildrew A.G. Raffaelli D.G and Edmonds-Brown R. (eds.)

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Global changes in marine systems: A social-ecological approach

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