Slide presentation (Virginia Tech, Oct 21 2003) describing seasonal fish-diet sampling and mercury analyses in the South River, South Fork Shenandoah River and North River. Methods, site locations, and preliminary results are shown: mercury increases with trophic level, sediment-associated organisms and crayfish have high concentrations, and methylmercury is highest in fish and decapods. A bioaccumulation model (BASS) is introduced.
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pdf
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Presentations
Publication Date :
2003-10-21
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Presentation
Review Notes :
Date taken from the title slide (October 21, 2003). Slides are labeled as preliminary results and note some seasonal/fall data were pending. Authors and institution visible on cover. No formal publication or peer-review status indicated in the PDF.
