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Determination of microbial changes in freshwater mussel Unio stevenianus (Krynicki, 1837) living in a river contaminated with sewage and livestock waste by NGS

2024-04-08

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1. The rise in human population has led to the expansion of settlements and an increase in the types and amounts of wastes released into the aquatic environment. Bivalves have an important place among the invertebrate communities of freshwater environments. Mussels remove suspended substances from the water and contribute significantly to the regulation of the physical properties of water. 2. This study was conduc...

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10.22541/au.171258205.51106184/v1
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