Predicting the site-specific bioavailability of zinc using the indicator species procedure: a case study

by Thomas F. Parkerton

Resource Type:: Thesis/Dissertation (Microfiche)
Creation:: [Michigan], 1987
Related Series:: North Texas State University thesis > Biological sciences; no. 6341

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Author/Creator:: Parkerton, Thomas F.
Contributors:: Dickson, Kenneth L. , major professor
Languages:: English
Language Notes:: Item content: English
Main Work:: Predicting the site-specific bioavailability of zinc using the indicator species procedure: a case study [by Parkerton, T.F.]
Related Series:: North Texas State University thesis > Biological sciences; no. 6341
Subjects:: Zinc — Toxicology
Water quality
Zinc
Dissertation Notes:: Thesis. M.S. ― North Texas State University, 1987.
General Notes:: Typescript classed: 379 N81 no. 6341.
"13-30284."
Bibliography: leaves 141-154.
Microfiche. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms International, 1987. 2 microfiches.
Physical Description:: ix, 154 leaves : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm.
Physical Characteristics:: safety base; 11 x 15 cm; silver halide emulsion; normal reduction; monochrome; service copy; positive
Call Numbers:: MicF 160 no. 6341
379 N81 no.6341
Electronic Thesis
OCLC Numbers:: 17629399

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