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    Löpez-Alonso M, Miranda M, García-Partida P, Mendez A, Castillo C, Benedito JL.
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  • 45. Interspecific distribution and co-associations of chemical elements in the liver tissue of marine mammals from the Polish Economical Exclusive Zone, Baltic Sea.
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    Xu Q, Fang S, Wang Z, Wang Z.
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  • 51. Heavy metals in fish (Solea vulgaris, Anguilla anguilla and Liza aurata) from salt marshes on the southern Atlantic coast of Spain.
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    Griesel S, Kakuschke A, Siebert U, Prange A.
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  • 55. Metal concentrations in sediments and clams in four Moroccan estuaries.
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  • 58. Metal concentrations of common freshwater and marine fish from the Pearl River Delta, south China.
    Cheung KC, Leung HM, Wong MH.
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    Harper ER, St Leger JA, Westberg JA, Mazzaro L, Schmitt T, Reidarson TH, Tucker M, Cross DH, Puschner B.
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    Meador JP, Ernest DW, Kagley AN.
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