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UV exposure and visible erythema of expeditioners at Casey, Davis and Mawson station, supplement to: Gies, Peter; Watzl, Roland; Javorniczky, John; Roy, Colin; Henderson, Stuart; Ayton, Jeff; Kingston, Melissa (2009): Measurement of the UVR exposures of expeditioners on Antarctic resupply voyages.
Photochemistry
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Photobiology
, 85(6), 1485-1490
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Gies, Peter
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Watzl, Roland
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Javorniczky, John
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Roy, Colin
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Henderson, Stuart
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Ayton, Jeff
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Kingston, Melissa
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