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Bio‐accumulation of metals in sewage‐fed aquatic systems—a case study from Calcutta (India)

S. C. Deb National Environmental Engineering Research Institute, Calcutta Zonal Laboratory, Block‐AQ, Sector‐IV and V, Plot. 12, Salt Lake City, Calcutta, 700 091, W.B., India
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S. C. Santra Department of Ecological Studies School of Environmental Sciences, University of Kalyani, Kalyani, 741 235, W. B., India
Pages 117-126 | Published online: 24 Feb 2007

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S. C. Deb & T. Fukushima. (1999) Metals in aquatic ecosystems: mechanisms of uptake, accumulation and release‐Ecotoxicological perspectives. International Journal of Environmental Studies 56:3, pages 385-417.
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