African
Journals Online
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Toxicity of substituted benzene derivatives to four chemolithotrophic bacteria isolated from the New Calabar River |
72 |
L. O. Odokuma and S. I. Oliwe |
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Temperature and its variations in birth rates and sex ratio in Greater Yola, Nigeria |
78 |
Ambrose A. Zemba |
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Studies on physico – chemical properties of pond water in relation to zooplanktonic organisms of the ponds of Oso-Edda in Afikpo, Ebonyi State Nigeria |
82 |
Wokem Gloria .N. and Udonsi Jonathan K. |
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Primary biodegradation and mineralization of hair shampoos in fresh, brackish and marine waters of the Niger Delta |
88 |
Odokuma, L. O. and Otokunefor. K. |
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Effects of the amendment of crude – oil polluted soil on fungal population |
96 |
C. I. Onuoha, Arinze. A. E., Ataga, E. A |
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Heavy metal biosorption by three bacteria isolated from a tropical river |
98 |
*Odokuma L.O. and Abah A.E |
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Potential benefits and inherent dangers in cropping municipal waste dump sites – case studies in the City of Ibadan, Nigeria |
102 |
Taiwo, L.B., A.R. Omonode, M.O. Akande and J.A. Adediran |
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Seasonal variation in water quality of the Calabar River: Influence of tidal and coastal activities |
106 |
E. R. Akpan, H. E. Ekpo and U. J. Ekpe |
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Effect of waste engine oil on phytoplankton of the Calabar River Estuary, Nigeria |
112 |
Ekom R. Akpan: Anietie I. Frank: |
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The impact of climate change and anthropogenic factors on desertification in the semi-arid region of Nigeria |
118 |
Odjugo, A.O. Peter and Isi A. Ikhuoria |
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Tolerance of bacteria to toxicity of heavy metals in the New Calabar River |
128 |
L. O. Odokuma and S. O. Ijeomah |