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A comparison of the bacteria at Bakoven Bay and Hottentotshuisie as indicators of marine pollution from a sewage outfall
A comparison is made of the bacterial populations at two geographically similar near-shore marine sites. The difference between the sites is that one is influenced by a raw sewage outfall. Sea water samples were drawn directly by means of a handheld all-glass bacteriological sampling device. Sea-wat...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2023
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