Poster-style presentation describing a conceptual system model (CSM) and empirical data used to quantify methylmercury (MeHg) sources and pathways in the South River (RRM 0–10). Combines field uptake studies, stable isotopes, diet analyses, and bioaccumulation modeling to show smallmouth bass obtain most MeHg via crayfish and insectivorous fish, with substantial indirect input from seston and sediment-associated pathways.
File Type:
pdf
Categories:
Presentations
Publication Date :
1905-07-04
Type :
Presentation
Review Notes :
Date taken as 2012 based on internal references and file metadata. Document appears to be a conference poster/presentation (SETAC) but the exact venue/type (poster vs. slide deck) is not explicitly labeled in the PDF.
