Collection: Carol D. Litchfield microbiology collection / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Solid Waste Management Selected Topics, 1985 Box 3, Volume 18

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Standard Operating Safety Guides, 1988 Box 5, Volume 4

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Study of Microbial Activity and Crude Oil-Microbial Interactions in the Waters and Sediments of Cook Inlet and the Beaufort Sea, 1978 Box 8, Volume 3

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Summary of the Physical Oceanographic Processes and Features Pertinent to Pollution Distribution in the Coastal and Offshore Waters of the Northeastern United States, Virginia to Maine, 1982 Box 8, Volume 8

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Summary Report for Fiscal Years 1979 and 1980, 1982 Box 10, Volume 32

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Superfund '87, 1987 Box 9, Volume 5

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Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program, 1994 Box 9, Volume 6

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Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program Technology Profiles Sixth Edition, 1993 Box 5, Volume 7

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Suspended Particulate Matter in the New York Bight Apex: September-November 1973, 1974 Box 1, Volume 38

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Symposium on Gas, Oil and Environmental Biotechnology, 1993 Box 6, Volume 9

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