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Bovine Transport and Retention of Plutonium-238 With
Special Emphasis on the Gastrointestinal Uptake of
In Vivo Labeled Milk.
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W. W. Sutton, R. G. Patzer,
179 lb:
P. B. Haim, and G. D. Potter.
SMALL VERTEBRATES
239py and 24am Contamination of Small Vertebrates
in NAEG Study Areas of NTS and TTR.
S. R. Naegle, and W. G. Bradley.
kX. S. Moor,
193 ¢,-
MICROORGANISMS
Influence of Microbial Activities on Availability
and Biotransport of Plutonium.
fF. #. F. Au and
219 W-
W. F, Beekert.
DISTRIBUTION AND INVENTORY
Plutonium Distribution in the Environs of the
Nevada Test Site.
W. A. Bliss and F. M. Jakubowski.
Calendar Year 1975 Status:
227
Nevada Applied Ecology
Group Distribution and Inventory Sampling Data.
F, R. Markwell and B. W. Church.
233
STATISTICS
An Initial Synthesis of Area 13 229Pu Data and
Other Statistical Analyses.
R. 0. Gilbert,
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L. L. Eberhardt, and D. D. Smith.
237 .<
SUPPORT ACTIVITIES
Interim Report of LFE Analytical Services for NAEG.
W. J. Major and L. Leventhal.
A Rapid Dissolution Technique for Tissue Sample
Analysis of Transuraniums.
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xX. D. Lee, W. d. Major, 1Duhey
and #. A. Wessman.
277
Interactions of the NAEG Information With Other
Projects.
275
4H. A. Pfuderer.
285
REECo Activities and Sample Logistics in Support of
the Nevada Applied Ecology Group.
D. L. Wireman, and L. M. Rakow.
NAEG/REECo Coordination Activities.
D. N. Brady, and L. M. Rakow.
D. N. Brady,
D. L. Wireman,
NAEG Field Problems in Sampling Soil Mounds and
Soil Mound Sample Mixing Procedure.
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C. E. Rosenberry.
291
297
303