OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF AMMONIUM NITRATE SOLUTIONS ON SOME COMMON MARINE ANIMALS FROM TABLE BAY: Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa: Vol 41, No 2

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The toxicity of ammonium nitrate in natural sea water has been studied with respect to a number of sandy-beach animals, to the rock lobster, Jasus llalandii, and to the isolated heart of Ciona intestinalis. Results are integrated with previous findings on other species.

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