Wind pattern and hydrogen sulfide in shallow waters of the Western Baltic Sea, a cause and effect relationship?

1984/01/01 by Manfred Ehrhardt, Ehrhardt, M, Alfred Wenck +1
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paper · doi:10.2312/meeresforschung_30_101-110

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Meeresforschung

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