Fecal pollution source tracking and thalassogenic diseases: the temporal-spatial concordance between maximum concentrations of human mitochondrial DNA in seawater and Hepatitis A outbreaks among a coastal population

Gonzalez; Rodrigo

doi:10.17632/ktng4899ds

Fecal pollution source tracking and thalassogenic diseases: the temporal-spatial concordance between maximum concentrations of human mitochondrial DNA in seawater and Hepatitis A outbreaks among a coastal population

Gonzalez, Rodrigo

Gonzalez

NobleIDNI1P62W84R23S01

Type:Journal Article

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