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Origin of Fecal Contamination in Waters From Contrasted Areas: Stanols as Microbial Source Tracking Markers

Water Research
Waste ManagementCivilDisposalStructural EngineeringTechnologyEcological ModelingEnvironmental EngineeringWater SciencePollution
2012English

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Are Fecal Stanols Suitable to Record and Identify a Pulse of Human Fecal Contamination in Short-Term Exposed Shellfish? A Microcosm Study

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