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Chapter 17 Development of Aquatic Food Web Models for the Fly River, Papua New Guinea, and their Application in Assessing Impacts of the Ok Tedi Mine

  • Published:2008 Issue: Volume: Page:575-615
  • ISSN:1571-9197
  • Container-title:The Fly River, Papu a New Guinea: Environmental Studies in an Impacted Tropical River System
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Author:

Storey Andrew W.,Yarrao Markson

Publisher

Elsevier

Reference72 articles.

1. ANZECC/ARMCANZ (2000). Australian and New Zealand guidelines for fresh and marine water quality. www.ea.gov.au/water/nwqms/index.html

2. Biogeochemistry of copper in the Fly River;Apte,2009

3. Texture, geochemistry and mineralogy of sediments of the Fly River System;Bolton,2009

4. Variations in the stable-isotope composition of aquatic plants and their implication for food-web analysis;Boon;Aquatic Botany,1994

5. Bioaccumulation and biomagnification of mercury in Lake Murray, Papua New Guinea;Bowles;Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science,2001

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1. Ok Tedi copper mine, Papua New Guinea, stimulates algal growth in the Fly River;Sustainable Water Resources Management;2017-08-31

2. The conservation status of Niugini black bass: a world-renowned sport fish with an uncertain future;Fisheries Management and Ecology;2016-02-02

3. Chapter 13 Effects of Mine-Derived River Bed Aggradation on Fish Habitat of the Fly River, Papua New Guinea;The Fly River, Papu a New Guinea: Environmental Studies in an Impacted Tropical River System;2008

4. Chapter 12 Use of Changes in Fish Assemblages in the Fly River System, Papua New Guinea, to Assess Effects of the Ok Tedi Copper Mine;The Fly River, Papu a New Guinea: Environmental Studies in an Impacted Tropical River System;2008

5. Chapter 10 Speciation, Bioavailability and Toxicity of Copper in the Fly River System;The Fly River, Papu a New Guinea: Environmental Studies in an Impacted Tropical River System;2008
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