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181 related items for PubMed ID: 23510642

  • 1. Dynamic changes in the structure of microbial communities in Baltic Sea coastal seawater microcosms modified by crude oil, shale oil or diesel fuel.
    Viggor S, Juhanson J, Jõesaar M, Mitt M, Truu J, Vedler E, Heinaru A.
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    Reunamo A, Riemann L, Leskinen P, Jørgensen KS.
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  • 12. Bacterial diversity of polluted surface sediments in the northern Adriatic Sea.
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    Lampert Y, Kelman D, Dubinsky Z, Nitzan Y, Hill RT.
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  • 14. Short-term changes in the composition of active marine bacterial assemblages in response to diesel oil pollution.
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  • 20. Distribution of oil-degrading bacteria in coastal seawater, Toyama Bay, Japan.
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