Characterisation of "bog butter" using a combination of molecular and isotopic techniques.
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Anita Quye | Richard P Evershed | R. Evershed | E. Morgan | A. Quye | R. Berstan | Robert Berstan | M. Copley | Stephanie N Dudd | Mark S Copley | E David Morgan | Stephanie N. Dudd
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