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title

Terrestrial sources homogenize bacterial water quality during rainfall in two urbanized watersheds in Santa Barbara, CA. (English)

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Bram Sercu

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Laurie C Van De Werfhorst

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2

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Jill L S Murray

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3

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Patricia A Holden

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4

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publication date

27 May 2011

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volume

62

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issue

3

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page(s)

574-583

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Identifiers

DOI

10.1007/S00248-011-9874-Z

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Dimensions Publication ID

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1018416218

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