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Cite Journal: Marine Pollution Bulletin |  Publication Date: Jun 1, 1980 |
 Citations: 17 |
Affiliation: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences, Harvard University
Quantitative surveys of beach tar on Bermuda during 1978–1979 are compared with similar surveys in 1971–1972. A 15% increase in the mean, while not significantly different from previously observed levels, is significantly higher than the reported 27% decrease due to improvements in tanker operations.
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