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CO2 Reactivity Assessment of Woody Biomass Biocarbons for Metallurgical Purposes by L. Wang, B. Hovd, H.H. Bui, A. Valderhaug, T. Buo, R. Birkeland, O. Skreiberg, K.Q. Tran

“…Replacing the use of fossil reductants with biocarbons in metallurgical industries has a great potential with respect to reducing CO2 emissions and the…”
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Population structure and production of Lumbrineris fragilis (Polychaeta: Lumbrineridae) in the Oslofjord (Norway) with a note on metal content of jaws by VALDERHAUG, V. A

“…Population structure and production in Lumbrineris fragilis (O.F. Mueller) based on samples collected from April 1981 to June 1983 were investigated. Based on…”
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Stable macrofauna community structure despite fluctuating food supply in subtidal soft sediments of Oslofjord, Norway by VALDERHAUG, V. A, GRAY, J. S

“…At a locality at 32-m depth in Oslofjord, Norway, temperature varied from 4.8 degree to 9.2 degree C and salinity varied from 31.2 to 33.3% S over a two-year…”
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A histologic study of experimentally induced periapical inflammation in primary teeth in monkeys by Valderhaug, J

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Effect of epibenthic macropredators on community structure in subtidal organically enriched sediments in the inner Oslofjord by Berge, John A., Valderhaug, Veronica Alvarez

“…Predator exclusion experiments were performed on an unvegetated low-energy subtidal mudflat. Exclosures were maintained for periods from 2 to 5 mo to protect…”
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Population structure and production of Lubrineris fragilis (Polychaeta: Lumbrineridae) in the Oslofjord (Norway) with a note on metal content of jaws by Valderhaug, V A

“…Based on the number of growth lines on the mandibles, the population of L. fragilis at Bjoernechode Bay in the Oslofjord could be divided into ten size…”
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Larval Development of Apocyclops Dengizicus Lepeshkin (Copepoda) by Valderhaug, Veronica Alvarez, Kewalramani, H.G

“…The larval development of Apocyclops dengizicus Lepeshkin has been described in detail from laboratory hatchings. It was found that this species has six…”
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