Correction to Covariation and Photoinactivation of Traditional and Novel Indicator Organisms and Human Viruses at a Sewage-Impacted Marine Beach
Alexandria B. Boehm(Palo Alto University), Kara L. Nelson(University of California, Berkeley), Kristopher McNeill(ETH Zurich), Kevan M. Yamahara(Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute), David C. Love(Johns Hopkins University), Britt M. Peterson(University of Minnesota)
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