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2014-03-24Diminished metal accumulation in riverine fishes exposed to acid mine drainage over five decadesJeffree, RA; Markich, SJ; Twining, JR
2011-09-01Uptake, depuration, and radiation dose estimation in zebrafish exposed to radionuclides via aqueous or dietary routesReinardy, HC; Teyssie, J-L; Jeffree, RA; Copplestone, D; Henry, TB; Jha, AN
2005-01-05Patterns of metal accumulation in osteoderms of the Australian freshwater crocodile, Crocodylus johnstoni.Jeffree, RA; Markich, SJ; Tucker, AD
1991-07-01An experimental study of <sup>226</sup>Ra and <sup>45</sup>Ca accumulation from the aquatic medium by freshwater turtles (fam. Chelidae) under varying Ca and Mg water concentrationsJeffree, RA
2014-01-01Exposure of mediterranean countries to ocean acidificationHilmi, N; Allemand, D; Cinar, M; Cooley, S; Hall-Spencer, JM; Haraldsson, G; Hattam, C; Jeffree, RA; Orr, JC; Rehdanz, K; Reynaud, S; Safa, A; Dupont, S
1980-01-01Mining pollution and the diet of the purple-striped gudgeon Mogurnda mogurnda Richardson (Eleotridae) in the Finniss River, Northern Territory, AustraliaJeffree, RA; Williams, NJ
2002-03-01Freshwater bivalve shells as archival indicators of metal pollution from a copper-uranium mine in tropical northern Australia.Markich, SJ; Jeffree, RA; Burke, PT
2015-09-01Maternal transfer of anthropogenic radionuclides to eggs in a small sharkJeffree, RA; Oberhansli, F; Teyssie, JL; Fowler, SW
2001-02Element concentrations in the flesh and osteoderms of estuarine crocodiles (Crocodylus porosus) from the Alligator Rivers Region, Northern Australia: biotic and geographic effects.Jeffree, RA; Markich, SJ; Twining, JR
2013-01-01<sup>210</sup>Po/<sup>210</sup>Pb dynamics in relation to zooplankton biomass and trophic conditions during an annual cycle in northwestern Mediterranean coastal watersFärber Lorda, J; Fowler, SW; Miquel, JC; Rodriguez y Baena, A; Jeffree, RA
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