ArticleEnvironmental monitoring and assessment2019
Persistence of fecal indicator bacteria associated with zooplankton in a tropical estuary-west coast of India.
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Abstract
In a study carried out during 2014, bacteria associated with zooplankton in the Zuari estuary were three to four orders of magnitude higher in abundance than in seawater. The live zooplankton carried much more bacterial load compared with the carcasses, and the fecal pellets harbored the highest density of bacteria, i.e., 8 × 10
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