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Sarsia Volume 72, 1987 - Issue 3-4
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A biotest system for long term effect-studies of oil on marine fish eggs and larvae. Design, component description and functional tests

Hans Jørgen Fyhn Zoological laboratory, University of Bergen, N -5027, Bergen, Norway
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Harald Salhus Zoological laboratory, University of Bergen, N -5027, Bergen, Norway
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Trygg N. Barnung Zoological laboratory, University of Bergen, N -5027, Bergen, Norway
Pages 321-328 | Accepted 02 Jun 1987, Published online: 21 Dec 2011

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Anders Mangor-Jensen & Hans Jørgen Fyhn. (1987) Critical analysis of the effect of oil-exposure on osmotic properties of developing eggs and larvae of the cod, Gadus Morhua L.. Sarsia 72:3-4, pages 395-400.
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I. R�nnestad, H. J. Fyhn & K. Gravningen. (1992) The importance of free amino acids to the energy metabolism of eggs and larvae of turbot (Scophthalmus maximus). Marine Biology 114:4, pages 517-525.
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D. Bennett, A.E. Girling & A. Bounds. (1990) Ecotoxicology of oil products: Preparation and characterisation of aqueous test media. Chemosphere 21:4-5, pages 659-669.
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Trygg N. Barnung & Otto Grahl-Nielsen. (1989) Determination of benzenes and naphthalenes in water by purge and trap isolation and capillary column chromatography. Journal of Chromatography A 466, pages 271-278.
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