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    Mercury in Aquatic Ecosystems in the Piedmont and Coastal Plain of Georgia and Florida, 2002

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    2003-04
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    Chasar, Lynda C.
    Black, Deirdre D.
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    Mercury bioaccumulation in aquatic ecosystems has been responsible for increasing numbers of consumption advisories nationwide during the last decade. While mercury dynamics in lakes and reservoirs have been well studied, little work has been conducted in riverine systems.
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