Heavy metal concentrations in commercial marine organisms from Xiangshan Bay, China, and the potential health risks

Qiang Liu(Second Institute of Oceanography), Lu Shou(Ministry of Natural Resources), Xiaolai Shi(Ministry of Natural Resources), Jiangning Zeng(Ministry of Natural Resources), Ping Du(Ministry of Natural Resources), Yanbin Tang(Ministry of Natural Resources), Wei Huang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yibo Liao(Ministry of Natural Resources), Xiaoqun Xu(University of Jinan), Quanzhen Chen(Ministry of Natural Resources)
Marine Pollution Bulletin
February 27, 2019
10.1016/j.marpolbul.2019.02.058
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