POPs in <i>Sparus auratus</i> Species from the Eastern and Western Egyptian Mediterranean Coast: A Health Hazard Study

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"POPs in Sparus auratus Species from the Eastern and Western Egyptian Mediterranean Coast: A Health Hazard Study"
written by Tarek O. Said, Mohamed A. Mansour, Fahmy M. El-Sharkawi, Manal A. Mohamed, Mohamed A. Shreadah,
published by Open Journal of Marine Science, Vol.7 No.2, 2017

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