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Concentrations of sum-HCH and HCB in marine surface sediments (from grab samples or from top slices of cores) on a circumpolar basis, and the ranked distribution of values
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Concentrations of sum-HCH and HCB in marine surface sediments (from grab samples or from top slices of cores) on a circumpolar basis, and the ranked distribution of values
| Sources | Title (cont.) Square symbols distinguish the dataset of Savinov and Savinova (reference 5 in Annex Table 6.A14), which has relatively high levels of sum-DDT and sum-HCH in samples from the Barents Sea. Full data set is in Annex Table 6.A14. (AAR Figure 6.27) | ||||
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AMAP Assessment Report: Arctic Pollution Issues |
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| Published | 1998 | ||||
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