Induced levels of hepatic mixed function oxidases in white suckers (Catostomus commersoni) as a biomarker for contamination of the sediments in Jackfish Bay, and the Kaministiquia and St. Mary's rivers
by Ian R. Smith
199221 pages
Water Resources Branch, Ontario Ministry of the Environment·1 editions
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Induced levels of hepatic mixed function oxidases in white suckers (Catostomus commersoni) as a biomarker for contamination of the sediments in Jackfish Bay, and the Kaministiquia and St. Mary's rivers (1992)
Induced levels of hepatic mixed function oxidases in white suckers (Catostomus commersoni) as a biomarker for contamination of the sediments in Jackfish Bay, and the Kaministiquia and St. Mary's rivers (1992)
Water Resources Branch, Ontario Ministry of the Environment
Water Resources Branch, Ontario Ministry of the Environment
ISBN 10: 0772979324