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Slide presentation by Prof. Mike Newman and Kyle R. Tom (in collaboration with W&M and URS Eco Study teams) describing periphyton surveys and trophic transfer modeling. Covers spatial mercury patterns (downriver increases), multi-metal analyses, δ15N-based biomagnification modeling, preliminary results for biota, and a proposed 2007–2008 sampling plan at multiple river sites.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Presentations
Tags: bioaccumulation, delta-15n, Dooms Crossing, kyle-r-tom, mercury, Mike Newman, periphyton, trophic-transfer, urs-eco-study, william-and-mary
Publication Date : 1905-06-28
Type : Presentation
Review Notes : The deck contains a slide titled '2006 Trophic Modeling Samples' so document_date is set to 2006; no explicit day/month is shown. Authors and collaborators are taken from the title slide. The original filename included 'oct112006' but the PDF itself does not display a specific presentation date.

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