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IKEDA, Kumiko, MINAMI, Takashi, YAMADA, Hisashi, KOYAMA, Jiro (2002) Bioaccumulation of Organotin Compounds through the Food Web developed in the Deep Water of Japan Sea. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 12 (1) 105-114 doi:10.5985/jec.12.105

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TitleBioaccumulation of Organotin Compounds through the Food Web developed in the Deep Water of Japan Sea.
JournalJournal of Environmental Chemistry
AuthorsIKEDA, KumikoAuthor
MINAMI, TakashiAuthor
YAMADA, HisashiAuthor
KOYAMA, JiroAuthor
Year2002Volume12
Issue1
PublisherJapan Society for Environmental Chemistry
DOIdoi:10.5985/jec.12.105Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceIKEDA, Kumiko, MINAMI, Takashi, YAMADA, Hisashi, KOYAMA, Jiro (2002) Bioaccumulation of Organotin Compounds through the Food Web developed in the Deep Water of Japan Sea. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 12 (1) 105-114 doi:10.5985/jec.12.105
Plain TextIKEDA, Kumiko, MINAMI, Takashi, YAMADA, Hisashi, KOYAMA, Jiro (2002) Bioaccumulation of Organotin Compounds through the Food Web developed in the Deep Water of Japan Sea. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 12 (1) 105-114 doi:10.5985/jec.12.105
In(2002) Journal of Environmental Chemistry Vol. 12 (1) Japan Society for Environmental Chemistry

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