Brominated flame retardants in three terrestrial passerine birds from South China: geographical pattern and implication for potential sources.
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Ling Mo | Xiao-jun Luo | Xiaojun Luo | Shejun Chen | B. Mai | F. Zou | Yuxin Sun | Jiang-ping Wu | Jiang-ping Wu | She-jun Chen | Bi-xian Mai | Qiang Zhang | Yu-xin Sun | Fa-sheng Zou | L. Mo | Qiang Zhang
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