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Jaenicke, Ruprecht, Matthias-Maser, Sabine, Gruber, Sabine (2007) Omnipresence of biological material in the atmosphere. Environmental Chemistry, 4 (4) 217 doi:10.1071/en07021

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TitleOmnipresence of biological material in the atmosphere
JournalEnvironmental Chemistry
AuthorsJaenicke, RuprechtAuthor
Matthias-Maser, SabineAuthor
Gruber, SabineAuthor
Year2007Volume4
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PublisherCSIRO Publishing
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