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The Interactions Between Sediments and Water Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium

Proceedings Out of Print
Edited By: R Douglas Evans, Joe Wisniewski and Jan R Wisniewski
720 pages, Illus
The Interactions Between Sediments and Water
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  • The Interactions Between Sediments and Water ISBN: 9780792347156 Hardback Sep 1997 Out of Print #71664
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About this book

The work presented in this volume demonstrates the importance of multidisciplinarity to the field with papers included in the general subject areas of sediment/water dynamics, sediment/contaminant interactions, the role of sediments in element cycles, the use of sediments as historical indicators, sediment/organism interactions, and studies of sedimentary environments in remote areas.

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Sediment/water dynamics; sediment/contaminant interactions; role of sediments in element cycles; use of sediments as historical indicators; sediment/organism interactions; studies of remote areas.

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Proceedings Out of Print
Edited By: R Douglas Evans, Joe Wisniewski and Jan R Wisniewski
720 pages, Illus
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