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9. Sedimentary sterol levels to track river contamination by sewage in one of the largest Amazonian cities (Belém - Pará), northern Brazil J. Morales et al.
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17. A Unique Monitoring Method for Fecal and Sewage-Derived Chemical Pollution Utilizing International Pellet Watch Approach M. Alidoust et al.
18. Understanding controls on stanols in lake sediments as proxies for palaeopopulations in Mesoamerica B. Keenan et al.
19. Fecal Steroids as Tracers of Human Population and Waste Management Practices at the Ancient Maya City of Ucanal, Guatemala J. Tremblay et al.
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22. A 2000-year record of fecal biomarkers reveals past herbivore presence and impacts in a catchment in northern Yellowstone National Park, USA J. Wendt et al.
23. Sterols indicate water quality and wastewater treatment efficiency E. Reichwaldt et al.
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25. How the origin of sedimentary organic matter impacts the benthic nutrient fluxes in shallow coastal mudflats L. Jeanneau et al.
26. Lipid biomarkers and spectroscopic indices for identifying organic matter sources in aquatic environments: A review M. Derrien et al.
27. Org. matter chemistry in bottom sediments of freshwater and salt lakes in Southern Siberia O. Serebrennikova et al.
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29. Organic Matter Changes at the Doce River Mouth Caused by the Fundão Dam Mine Tailing Collapse J. da Silva Resende et al.
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31. Accumulation and persistence of sewage and fish cannery pollution in coastal sediments (northern Adriatic Sea) P. Paliaga et al.
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33. Use of sterols and linear alkylbenzenes as molecular markers of sewage pollution in Southeast Asia M. Thomes et al.
34. Fresh vs. frozen human decomposition – A preliminary investigation of lipid degradation products as biomarkers of post-mortem interval M. Ueland et al.
35. Endocrine-Disrupting Compounds in Reclaimed Water and Residential Ponds and Exposure Potential for Dislodgeable Residues in Turf Irrigated With Reclaimed Water H. Sidhu et al.
36. Concentrations, spatial distributions, and origins of natural aliphatic lipids and sterols in sediments of Obhur Lagoon, Red Sea Coast, Saudi Arabia A. Rushdi et al.
37. Use of sterols to monitor surface water quality change and nitrate pollution source K. Nakagawa et al.
38. Sterol ratios as a tool for sewage pollution assessment of river sediments in Serbia I. Matić Bujagić et al.
39. Assessment of Fecal Contamination in Oklahoma Water Systems through the Use of Sterol Fingerprints Y. Lu et al.
40. Inorganic nitrogen, sterols and bacterial source tracking as tools to characterize water quality and possible contamination sources in surface water V. Furtula et al.
41. Analyse biogéochimique de marqueurs fécaux anciens pour l’étude des sociétés passées B. Gwinneth
42. The occurrence of PAHs and faecal sterols in Dublin Bay and their influence on sedimentary microbial communities B. Murphy et al.
43. Spatiotemporal variation of nitrate concentrations in soil and groundwater of an intensely polluted agricultural area K. Nakagawa et al.
44. Transformation of lignin and lipid biomarkers through degradation of plant tissues and soil organic carbon in a salt marsh-mangrove ecotone P. Assavapanuvat et al.
45. Sewage Treatment Plants Efficiencies in Removal of Sterols and Sterol Ratios as Indicators of Fecal Contamination Sources V. Furtula et al.
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48. Characterizing Dissolved Organic Matter from Cattle Slurry in Kushiro River Water Using EEM-PARAFAC M. Suzuki et al.
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50. Integrated approach for quantitative estimation of particulate organic carbon sources in a complex river system D. Lee et al.
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