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Volumn 44, Issue 6, 2002, Pages 511-519
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Improvement of the sediment ecosystem following diversion of an intertidal sewage outfall at the Fraser river estuary, Canada, with emphasis on Corophium salmonis (amphipoda)
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Author keywords
Amphipods; Canada; Corophium salmonis; Crustacea; Fraser river estuary; Improvement; Indicator species; Pollution; Secondary production; Sewage; Tidal flat ecosystem
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Indexed keywords
CHLOROPHYLL;
ECOSYSTEMS;
EFFLUENTS;
ESTUARIES;
SEDIMENTS;
SEWAGE;
AZOIC ZONE;
MARINE POLLUTION;
CHLOROPHYLL;
DISSOLVED OXYGEN;
HEAVY METAL;
ORGANIC MATTER;
BIOINDICATOR;
ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM;
REMEDIATION;
SEWAGE OUTFALL;
ARTICLE;
CANADA;
CONTROLLED STUDY;
CRUSTACEA;
ECOSYSTEM;
ESTUARY;
FISH;
FOOD WEB;
INTERTIDAL ZONE;
NONHUMAN;
SEDIMENT;
SEWAGE EFFLUENT;
SEWAGE TREATMENT;
SEWER OUTFALL;
AMPHIPODA;
ANIMAL;
CHEMISTRY;
FOOD CHAIN;
METHODOLOGY;
PARTICLE SIZE;
POPULATION DYNAMICS;
SALMON;
SEWAGE;
WATER POLLUTANT;
AMPHIPODA;
ANIMAL;
ECOSYSTEM;
FOOD CHAIN;
GEOLOGIC SEDIMENTS;
METALS, HEAVY;
PARTICLE SIZE;
POPULATION DYNAMICS;
SALMON;
SEWAGE;
SUPPORT, NON-U.S. GOV'T;
WASTE DISPOSAL, FLUID;
WATER POLLUTANTS;
ANIMALS;
CANADA;
AMPHIPODA;
COROPHIUM;
COROPHIUM SALMONIS;
CRUSTACEA;
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EID: 0035992279
PISSN: 0025326X
EISSN: None
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1016/S0025-326X(01)00264-8 Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (17)
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References (47)
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