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Assessment of copper-nickel industry impact on a subarctic lake ecosystem. / Lukin, Annatoly; Dauvalter, Vladimir; Kashulin, Nikolay; Yakovlev, Valery; Sharov, Andrey; Vandysh, Oksana.

в: Science of the Total Environment, Том 306, № 1-3, 01.05.2003, стр. 73-83.

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Harvard

Lukin, A, Dauvalter, V, Kashulin, N, Yakovlev, V, Sharov, A & Vandysh, O 2003, 'Assessment of copper-nickel industry impact on a subarctic lake ecosystem', Science of the Total Environment, Том. 306, № 1-3, стр. 73-83. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0048-9697(02)00485-0

APA

Lukin, A., Dauvalter, V., Kashulin, N., Yakovlev, V., Sharov, A., & Vandysh, O. (2003). Assessment of copper-nickel industry impact on a subarctic lake ecosystem. Science of the Total Environment, 306(1-3), 73-83. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0048-9697(02)00485-0

Vancouver

Lukin A, Dauvalter V, Kashulin N, Yakovlev V, Sharov A, Vandysh O. Assessment of copper-nickel industry impact on a subarctic lake ecosystem. Science of the Total Environment. 2003 Май 1;306(1-3):73-83. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0048-9697(02)00485-0

Author

Lukin, Annatoly ; Dauvalter, Vladimir ; Kashulin, Nikolay ; Yakovlev, Valery ; Sharov, Andrey ; Vandysh, Oksana. / Assessment of copper-nickel industry impact on a subarctic lake ecosystem. в: Science of the Total Environment. 2003 ; Том 306, № 1-3. стр. 73-83.

BibTeX

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