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Slide deck by M. Newman and K. Tom (College of William & Mary - VIMS) describing trophic transfer models for mercury in the South River. It outlines objectives, a conceptual trophic web, preliminary biomagnification model parameters at three sites, and a 2007 sampling and cross-validation plan to build predictive models for total and methylmercury across the aquatic food web.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Presentations
Tags: biomagnification, College of William & Mary, Dooms Crossing, mercury, methylmercury, periphyton, south-river, stable isotopes, trophic-transfer, VIMS
Publication Date : 1905-06-29
Type : Presentation
Review Notes : Year '2007' is taken from slide headings referencing 2007 modeling; the PDF does not display a full publication date or event details. Author names and institutional affiliation are visible on the title slide.

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