A biogeochemical comparison of sea loch sediments. Manganese and iron contents, sulphate reduction and oxygen uptake rates

J. Overnell(Scottish Association For Marine Science), R. John Parkes(Cardiff University), S. M. Harvey(Scottish Association For Marine Science)
Bristol Research (University of Bristol)
January 1, 1996
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