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Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2000
Abstract A comprehensive investigation of radionuclide distributions in seawater and bottom sediments of Peter the Great bay was conducted in September–October 1994. Sampling sites were chosen close to potential radioactivity sources as well as in fishing and recreational areas.
A.V Tkalin, E.L Chaykovskaya
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The Meroplankton of Amurskii Bay (Peter the Great Bay, Sea of Japan)

Russian Journal of Marine Biology, 2004
The composition and seasonal dynamics of meroplankton in Amurskii Bay (Sea of Japan) were studied for the first time. The total survey period exceeded two years. The larvae of demersal invertebrates—members of 69 taxa of various ranks—were found, among which, Bivalvia and Polychaeta were the most diverse.
V. A. Omel'yanenko, V. A. Kulikova, A. G. Pogodin +2 more
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Persistent Organic Pollutants in Bivalves from Peter the Great Bay, Sea of Japan

Water, Air, & Soil Pollution
A. D. Borovkova +4 more
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Composition and distribution of meiobenthos in amursky bay (peter the great bay, the east sea)

Ocean Science Journal, 2005
Qualitative and quantitative composition of meiobenthos was studied in Amursky Bay (Peter the Great Bay, the East Sea). Ten taxonomic groups were found, where nematodes were dominant. Density of meiobenthos in ground sediments of the Bay were not uniform, and the average density was measured at 126.4±62.3 ind. m-2. 56 species of nematodes were detected,
Olga N. Pavlyuk, Julia A. Trebukhova
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oceanography
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