Bioaccumulation of Heavy Metals in Soil Invertebrates: Part 2: Uptake and Accumulation of Lead and Chromium by Achatina Marginata (Linnaeus) and Lymnaea Stagnalis (Linnaeus)

Global Journal of Environmental Sciences
doi 10.4314/gjes.v3i1.2422
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