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Response of the Arctic Benthic community to excessive amounts of nontoxic organic matter. / Chivilev, Serge; Ivanov, Mikhail.

в: Marine Pollution Bulletin, Том 35, № 7-12, 01.07.1997, стр. 280-286.

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Chivilev, Serge ; Ivanov, Mikhail. / Response of the Arctic Benthic community to excessive amounts of nontoxic organic matter. в: Marine Pollution Bulletin. 1997 ; Том 35, № 7-12. стр. 280-286.

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