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This document lists ten working hypotheses and associated experimental actions to explain persistent mercury (Hg) concentrations in South River fish. Topics include historical and current Hg sources, methylmercury production drivers, land-use and hydrologic changes, sampling artifacts, and selenium interactions, with proposed mapping, sampling, coring, and in-situ studies.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Technical Documents
Tags: fish-tissue, floodplain, friends-of-the-shenandoah, groundwater, mercury, methylmercury, monitoring, sediment, selenium, south-river, wetlands
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Review Notes : The PDF is an internal working set of hypotheses and proposed actions but contains no publication date, author, or clear provenance; it is unclear whether this is a South River Science Team product or from another group. WordPress metadata was not used as authoritative.

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