Changes in Ammonium and pH within Intertidal Sediments in Relation to Temperature and the Occurrence of Non-Indigenous Bivalves

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"Changes in Ammonium and pH within Intertidal Sediments in Relation to Temperature and the Occurrence of Non-Indigenous Bivalves"
written by Leah I. Bendell, Kayi Chan, Sophie Crevecoeur, Charlotta Prigent,
published by Open Journal of Marine Science, Vol.4 No.3, 2014

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