Ultrastructural alterations in gill, stomach and intestine of two coastal fish species collected from PAHs contaminated area at Digha coastal belt.

Digha is an ideal seaside resort town; its beautiful beaches attract about 2 million people/year. It is also an important site for biodiversity and fishery resources that contribute to the national economy. PAHs are the common organic pollutants in t…

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