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Draft Results for Radionuclides in Biota Samples, 2015 submitted by Germany Marc-Oliver Aust, Gnter Kanisch, Pedro Nogueira Thnen-Institute of Fisheries Ecology HELCOM-MORS-EG, 2nd to 4th Slide 0 Marc-Oliver Aust of May 2017, Tallinn,

Draft Results for Radionuclides in Biota Samples, 2015 submitted by Germany Marc-Oliver Aust, Günter Kanisch, Pedro Nogueira Thünen-Institute of Fisheries Ecology HELCOM-MORS-EG, 2nd to 4th Slide 0 Marc-Oliver Aust of May 2017, Tallinn, Estonia 02.05.2017 HELCOM-MORS-EG, 2nd to 4th of May 2017, Tallinn, Estonia
Sampling in 2015 in the Baltic Sea December August/ September Slide 1 Marc-Oliver Aust 02.05.2017 HELCOM-MORS-EG, 2nd to 4th of May 2017, Tallinn, Estonia
Results for Cs-137 in Cod Slide 2 Marc-Oliver Aust 02.05.2017 HELCOM-MORS-EG, 2nd to 4th of May 2017, Tallinn, Estonia
Results for Cs-137 in Herring and Sprat Slide 3 Marc-Oliver Aust 02.05.2017 HELCOM-MORS-EG, 2nd to 4th of May 2017, Tallinn, Estonia
Results for Cs-137 in the flatfish group Slide 4 Marc-Oliver Aust 02.05.2017 HELCOM-MORS-EG, 2nd to 4th of May 2017, Tallinn, Estonia
Sampling in 2016 in the Baltic Sea December August/ September Slide 5 Marc-Oliver Aust 02.05.2017 HELCOM-MORS-EG, 2nd to 4th of May 2017, Tallinn, Estonia
Thank you for your attention Slide 6 Marc-Oliver Aust 02.05.2017 HELCOM-MORS-EG, 2nd to 4th of May 2017, Tallinn, Estonia

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