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Title: Fish physiology; v. 31B : Homeostasis and toxicology of non-essential metals [Subtitle:Chris M. Wood, Anthony P. Farrell and Colin J. Brauner]
Author: Wood, Chris M. ; Farrell, Anthony P. ; Brauner, Colin J.
Citation: ACCNO:21012
Publisher: London : Academic Press
Year: 2012
Series: Fish physiology ; v. 31B
Description: xix,507p.,[ 3 plates];24 cm.
Subject: Metals ; Silver ; Aluminium ; Aluminium compounds ; Cadmium. ; Cadmium compounds ; Lead ; Lead compounds ; Mercury. ; Mercury compounds ; Arsenic. ; Arsenic compounds. ; Strontium ; Uranium ; Uranium compounds ; Toxicology ; Toxicity ; Mutations ; Bioaccumulation ; Bioactive compounds ; Heavy metals. ; Literature reviews
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Book
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