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The fate of metals introduced into a new england salt marsh

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Published1983
Citations25
References34

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1977 • 115 citations

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1980 • 73 citations

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1976 • 72 citations

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1979 • 63 citations

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1975 • 63 citations

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1977 • 55 citations

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1981 • 55 citations

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1977 • 54 citations

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1978 • 34 citations

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1981 • 19 citations

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1980 • 16 citations

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