Inorganic arsenic in holopelagic Sargassum spp. stranded in the Mexican Caribbean: Seasonal variations and comparison with international regulations and guidelines
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S. Connan | D. Robledo | Y. Freile-Pelegrín | M. Waeles | E. Serviere-Zaragoza | Tristan Gobert | Paulina Annette Ortega-Flores | L. Mendez-Rodriguez | J. A. A. Anda Montañez
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