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Slide presentation by Dean Cocking (James Madison University) summarizing field and laboratory studies of mercury contamination in the South River floodplain near Waynesboro. Topics include soil Hg distribution and heterogeneity, plant and invertebrate uptake (roots, earthworms), small mammal tissues, dust deposition monitoring, and recommended future studies emphasizing floodplain sampling and potential methylation hotspots.

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Categories: Presentations
Tags: Dean Cocking, dust-deposition, earthworms, floodplain, Hopeman Parkway, James Madison University, mercury, methylation, south-river, Waynesboro
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Review Notes : No explicit presentation or publication date is visible in the PDF. Authorship (Dean Cocking, JMU) is visible on the title slide. Multiple in-slide citations date through 1998–1999, but no single document date is provided, so document_date is left null.

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