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Macdonald, R. W., Loseto, L. L. (2010) Are Arctic Ocean ecosystems exceptionally vulnerable to global emissions of mercury? A call for emphasised research on methylation and the consequences of climate change. Environmental Chemistry, 7 (2) 133 doi:10.1071/en09127

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TitleAre Arctic Ocean ecosystems exceptionally vulnerable to global emissions of mercury? A call for emphasised research on methylation and the consequences of climate change
JournalEnvironmental Chemistry
AuthorsMacdonald, R. W.Author
Loseto, L. L.Author
Year2010Volume7
Issue2
PublisherCSIRO Publishing
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Full ReferenceMacdonald, R. W., Loseto, L. L. (2010) Are Arctic Ocean ecosystems exceptionally vulnerable to global emissions of mercury? A call for emphasised research on methylation and the consequences of climate change. Environmental Chemistry, 7 (2) 133 doi:10.1071/en09127
Plain TextMacdonald, R. W., Loseto, L. L. (2010) Are Arctic Ocean ecosystems exceptionally vulnerable to global emissions of mercury? A call for emphasised research on methylation and the consequences of climate change. Environmental Chemistry, 7 (2) 133 doi:10.1071/en09127
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