Estimating potential environmental loadings of cryptosporidium spp. and campylobacter spp. from livestock in the Grand River watershed, Ontario, Canada /

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Estimating potential environmental loadings of cryptosporidium spp. and campylobacter spp. from livestock in the Grand River watershed, Ontario, Canada /

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Auteur principal:	Dorner, Sarah M.
Autres auteurs:	Huck, Peter M., Slawson, Robin M.
Format:	Article
Langue:	English
Sujets:	Bacteria Campylobacteraceae Cryptosporidium Microbiology Pollutant behavior Probability density function
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