Determining Tissue-Lead Levels in Large Game Mammals Harvested with Lead Bullets: Human Health Concerns
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E. Vanspronsen | L. J. S. Tsuji | B. C. Wainman | R. K. Jayasinghe | E. P. VanSpronsen | E. N. Liberda | E. Liberda | L. J. Tsuji | R. Jayasinghe | B. Wainman | L. Tsuji
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