Use of the clam Asaphis deflorata as a potential indicator of organochlorine bioaccumulation in Hong Kong coastal sediments

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Earth and Planetary Sciences

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Hong Kong Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Sediment Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Coastal Sediment Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Organochlorine Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Bioaccumulation Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Sampling Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Fauna Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Impurity Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Organochlorine Pest... Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Contaminant Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Polychlorinated Bip... Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Investigation Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Metropolitan Area Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Position (Location) Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Amount Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Experiment Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Sea Water Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Stable Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Invertebrate Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Contamination Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Death Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Coastal Region Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Polluted Site Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Wharf Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Cleaner Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Fibreglass Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Deposit Feeding Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Standard Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Islands Earth and Planetary Scien...
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Polycyclic Aromatic... Earth and Planetary Scien...

Keyphrases

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Hong Kong Keyphrases
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Clam Keyphrases
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Organochlorine Keyphrases
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Bioaccumulation Keyphrases
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Coastal Sediments Keyphrases
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Potential Indicator... Keyphrases
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Concentration-depen... Keyphrases
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Sediment Concentrat... Keyphrases
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Condition Index Keyphrases
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Contaminant Concent... Keyphrases
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Organochlorine Pest... Keyphrases
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Sampling Day Keyphrases
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Seawater Keyphrases
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Shan Keyphrases
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Invertebrates Keyphrases
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Polluted Site Keyphrases
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Holding Period Keyphrases
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Coastal Area Keyphrases
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Aberdeen Keyphrases
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Index Assessment Keyphrases
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PAHs Concentration Keyphrases
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Waterfront Keyphrases
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Test Tank Keyphrases
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High Sediment Conce... Keyphrases
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Deposit-feeding Keyphrases
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Bioaccumulator Keyphrases
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Tissue Accumulation Keyphrases
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Standard Testing Pr... Keyphrases

INIS

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hong kong INIS
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organic chlorine co... INIS
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sediments INIS
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indicators INIS
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clams INIS
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bioaccumulation INIS
47
concentration INIS
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sampling INIS
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accumulation INIS
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tanks INIS
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animals INIS
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pcb INIS
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pesticides INIS
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feeding INIS
5
investigations INIS
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surfaces INIS
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deposits INIS
5
contamination INIS
5
seawater INIS
5
cities INIS
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tissues INIS
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fiberglass INIS
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islands INIS
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invertebrates INIS
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death INIS
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pah INIS

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

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Clam Agricultural and Biologic...
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Bioaccumulation Agricultural and Biologic...
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Sediment Agricultural and Biologic...
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Sampling Agricultural and Biologic...
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Pollutant Agricultural and Biologic...
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Tanks Agricultural and Biologic...
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Organochlorine Pest... Agricultural and Biologic...
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Animal Agricultural and Biologic...
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Fields Agricultural and Biologic...
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Area Agricultural and Biologic...
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Surface Agricultural and Biologic...
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Cities Agricultural and Biologic...
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Invertebrate Agricultural and Biologic...
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Seawater Agricultural and Biologic...
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Death Agricultural and Biologic...
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Cleaner Agricultural and Biologic...
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Fiberglass Agricultural and Biologic...
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Islands Agricultural and Biologic...
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Measurement Agricultural and Biologic...
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Organisms Agricultural and Biologic...
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