Slide presentation (Oct 8, 2006) analyzing relationships between maximum daily discharge at Harriston and total mercury (THg) in fish tissue from the South River. Using size-adjusted ANCOVA and lagged regressions (0–3 years) by species and station, the analysis finds that major storm events are associated with increased fish THg up to three years later, with caveats about sampling gaps and age estimation.
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Publication Date :
2006-10-08
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Review Notes :
Metadata (title, date, author) taken directly from the slide deck. The slide notes that fish sampling months are often unknown and that age estimates are approximate; the three-year lag finding may be affected by sampling intervals. No affiliation for the author is provided on the slides.
