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Use of stable isotope signatures in the macroalga Ecklonia maxima and the filter feeder Mytilus galloprovincialis to determine the extent of sewage dispersal from the Green Point outfall, South Africa
Over the last decade natural abundances of stable isotopes ¹³C and ¹⁵N have been used to investigate the transport pathways of nutrients within aquatic ecosystems, and have contributed new understanding and knowledge to many aspects of ecology, which include tracking the spatial extents of nutrient...
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2017
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