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CHEMOSPHERE no. 245, pages 1 - 8,
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2020

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Pacyna-Kuchta A., Wietrzyk-Pełka P., Węgrzyn M., Frankowski M., Polkowska Ż.: A screening of select toxic and essential elements and persistent organic pollutants in the fur of Svalbard reindeer// CHEMOSPHERE -Vol. 245, (2020), s.1-8

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