Titlebook: Mercury and the Everglades. A Synthesis and Model for Complex Ecosystem Restoration; Volume II – Aquatic Darren G. Rumbold,Curtis D. Pollm

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Everglades Mercury: Human Health Risk,cury-in-fish hotspot by reason of its high deposition rate of atmospheric mercury, agricultural inputs of sulfate, and the biogeochemistry of the ecosystem. Anglers and hunters and their families who eat their catch from the Everglades are a subpopulation potentially at risk of excessive mercury exp

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Food Web Structures of Biotically Important Species, foraging in marshes. Similarly, shifts in panther food habits and consequently Hg exposure have been strongly affected by changes in available prey, driven by hydrology or ungulate management practices. While trophic position can be important in predicting Hg exposure (panthers, mosquitofish), it i

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Everglades Mercury: Human Health Risk,o sport and subsistence hunters and anglers consuming Everglades fish and wildlife, discuss advantages of this methodology, and examine the premise that current methods and advisories are sufficiently protective.

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