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McBride, M. B. (2007) Trace metals and sulfur in soils and forage of a chronic wasting disease locus. Environmental Chemistry, 4 (2) 134 doi:10.1071/en06066

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TitleTrace metals and sulfur in soils and forage of a chronic wasting disease locus
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AuthorsMcBride, M. B.Author
Year2007Volume4
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PublisherCSIRO Publishing
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