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. 1972 Apr;62(4):504–513. doi: 10.2105/ajph.62.4.504

Mercury content of human tissues during the twentieth century.

J Kevorkian, D P Cento, J R Hyland, W M Bagozzi, E Van Hollebeke

PMCID: PMC1530105 PMID: 5020615

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