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Köszönetünket fejezzük ki Koncz Csabáné (Muci) laboránsnak, Kovács Zsófia Eszter
és Koncz Gábor Ph.D hallgatóknak a terepi vizsgálatok és a laboratóriumi mérések
során végzett nélkülözhetetlen munkájáért. Továbbá köszönet a NYF Tudományos
Bizottságnak a 2010. évi pályázati támogatásáért.
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