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Spatial and temporal dynamics of mercury in Precambrian Shield upland runoff
Authors: Allan, CJ Heyes, A Roulet, NT St Louis, VL Rudd, JWM
Citation: Cj. Allan et al., Spatial and temporal dynamics of mercury in Precambrian Shield upland runoff, BIOGEOCHEMI, 52(1), 2001, pp. 13-40
Natural variability of carbon dioxide and net epilimnetic production in the surface waters of boreal lakes of different sizes
Authors: Kelly, CA Fee, E Ramlal, PS Rudd, JWM Hesslein, RH Anema, C Schindler, EU
Citation: Ca. Kelly et al., Natural variability of carbon dioxide and net epilimnetic production in the surface waters of boreal lakes of different sizes, LIMN OCEAN, 46(5), 2001, pp. 1054-1064
Fluxes of methylmercury to the water column of a drainage lake: The relative importance of internal and external sources
Authors: Sellers, P Kelly, CA Rudd, JWM
Citation: P. Sellers et al., Fluxes of methylmercury to the water column of a drainage lake: The relative importance of internal and external sources, LIMN OCEAN, 46(3), 2001, pp. 623-631
Importance of the forest canopy to fluxes of methyl mercury and total mercury to boreal ecosystems
Authors: St Louis, VL Rudd, JWM Kelly, CA Hall, BD Rolfhus, KR Scott, KJ Lindberg, SE Dong, W
Citation: Vl. St Louis et al., Importance of the forest canopy to fluxes of methyl mercury and total mercury to boreal ecosystems, ENV SCI TEC, 35(15), 2001, pp. 3089-3098
Methyl mercury in pristine and impounded boreal peatlands, experimental Lakes Area, Ontario
Authors: Heyes, A Moore, TR Rudd, JWM Dugoua, JJ
Citation: A. Heyes et al., Methyl mercury in pristine and impounded boreal peatlands, experimental Lakes Area, Ontario, CAN J FISH, 57(11), 2000, pp. 2211-2222
Tests of the fidelity of lake sediment core records of mercury deposition to known histories of mercury contamination
Authors: Lockhart, WL Macdonald, RW Outridge, PM Wilkinson, P DeLaronde, JB Rudd, JWM
Citation: Wl. Lockhart et al., Tests of the fidelity of lake sediment core records of mercury deposition to known histories of mercury contamination, SCI TOTAL E, 260(1-3), 2000, pp. 171-180
Reservoir surfaces as sources of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere: A global estimate
Authors: St Louis, VL Kelly, CA Duchemin, E Rudd, JWM Rosenberg, DM
Citation: Vl. St Louis et al., Reservoir surfaces as sources of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere: A global estimate, BIOSCIENCE, 50(9), 2000, pp. 766-775
In situ sulphate stimulation of mercury methylation in a boreal peatland: Toward a link between acid rain and methylmercury contamination in remote environments
Authors: Branfireun, BA Roulet, NT Kelly, CA Rudd, JWM
Citation: Ba. Branfireun et al., In situ sulphate stimulation of mercury methylation in a boreal peatland: Toward a link between acid rain and methylmercury contamination in remote environments, GLOBAL BIOG, 13(3), 1999, pp. 743-750
The importance of floating peat to methane fluxes from flooded peatlands
Authors: Scott, KJ Kelly, CA Rudd, JWM
Citation: Kj. Scott et al., The importance of floating peat to methane fluxes from flooded peatlands, BIOGEOCHEMI, 47(2), 1999, pp. 187-202
Sediment-water fluxes of mercury in Lavaca Bay, Texas
Authors: Gill, GA Bloom, NS Cappellino, S Driscoll, CT Dobbs, C McShea, L Mason, R Rudd, JWM
Citation: Ga. Gill et al., Sediment-water fluxes of mercury in Lavaca Bay, Texas, ENV SCI TEC, 33(5), 1999, pp. 663-669
Increases in total and methylmercury in zooplankton following flooding of a peatland reservoir
Authors: Paterson, MJ Rudd, JWM St Louis, V
Citation: Mj. Paterson et al., Increases in total and methylmercury in zooplankton following flooding of a peatland reservoir, ENV SCI TEC, 32(24), 1998, pp. 3868-3874
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