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Finkelstein, Myra E., Gwiazda, Roberto H., Smith, Donald R. (2003) Lead Poisoning of Seabirds:  Environmental Risks from Leaded Paint at a Decommissioned Military Base. Environmental Science & Technology, 37 (15). 3256-3260 doi:10.1021/es026272e

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TitleLead Poisoning of Seabirds:  Environmental Risks from Leaded Paint at a Decommissioned Military Base
JournalEnvironmental Science & Technology
AuthorsFinkelstein, Myra E.Author
Gwiazda, Roberto H.Author
Smith, Donald R.Author
Year2003 (August)Volume37
Issue15
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/es026272eSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceFinkelstein, Myra E., Gwiazda, Roberto H., Smith, Donald R. (2003) Lead Poisoning of Seabirds:  Environmental Risks from Leaded Paint at a Decommissioned Military Base. Environmental Science & Technology, 37 (15). 3256-3260 doi:10.1021/es026272e
Plain TextFinkelstein, Myra E., Gwiazda, Roberto H., Smith, Donald R. (2003) Lead Poisoning of Seabirds:  Environmental Risks from Leaded Paint at a Decommissioned Military Base. Environmental Science & Technology, 37 (15). 3256-3260 doi:10.1021/es026272e
In(2003, August) Environmental Science & Technology Vol. 37 (15) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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