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Microbial Source Tracking in the Love Creek Watershed, Delaware (USA)

2020-01-14

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Fecal contamination of waterways in Delaware pose an ongoing problem for environmental and public health. For monitoring efforts, Enterococcus has been widely adopted by the state to indicate the presence of fecal matter from warm-blooded animals and to establish Primary and Secondary Contact Recreation criteria. In this study, we examined sites within the Love Creek watershed, a tributary of the Rehoboth bay, us...

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2cbfbea4-9ab5-5177-b2a7-353eb0eef567
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10.1101/2020.01.13.900647
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