The importance of the sediment pathway in the radionuclide dose received by aquatic non-human biota: Reconstruction and mapping of spatiotemporal partitioning in Perch lake sediments over a 40-year period

Author： Yankovich T. L.  

Publisher： Edp Sciences

E-ISSN： 1769-700x|37|C1|C1-729-C1-734

ISSN： 0033-8451

Source： Radioprotection, Vol.37, Iss.C1, 2010-03, pp. : C1-729-C1-734

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