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Retention of sulfamethoxazole in soils from a semiarid high altitudinal watershed: effect of soil type, soil organic matter, and pH
Purpose Anthropized environments are known to be widely contaminated by pharmaceuticals, particularly antibiotics, through the spreading and dumping of contaminated water or animal wastes. However, little is known about contamination of high-altitude environments, such as the Bolivian Altiplano. The
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