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Trophic Transfer of Atmospheric and Sedimentary Contaminants Into the Great Lakes Fisheries Controls on the Ecosystem Scale Response Times
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| Journal Article | Feuerstein TP, Ostrom PH, Ostrom NE. Isotopic biogeochemistry of dissolved organic nitrogen: a new technique and application. Organic Geochemistry 1997;27(7-8):363-370. |
R825151 (1999) |
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| Journal Article | McCusker EM, Ostrom PH, Ostrom NE, Jeremaison JD, Baker JE. Seasonal variation in the biogeochemical cycling of seston in Grand Traverse Bay, Lake Michigan. Organic Geochemistry 1999;30(12):1543-1557. |
R825151 (1999) |
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| Journal Article | Schneider AR, Stapleton HM, Cornwell J, Baker JE. Recent declines in PAH, PCB, and toxaphene levels in the northern Great Lakes as determined from high resolution sediment cores. Environmental Science & Technology 2001;35(19):3809-3815. |
R825151 (1999) |
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| Journal Article | Stapleton HM, Masterson C, Skubinna J, Ostrom P, Ostrom NE, Baker JE. Accumulation of atmospheric and sedimentary PCBs and toxaphene in a Lake Michigan food web. Environmental Science & Technology 2001;35(16):3287-3293. |
R825151 (1999) |
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| Journal Article | Stapleton HM, Skubinna J, Baker JE. Seasonal dynamics of PCB and toxaphene bioaccumulation within a Lake Michigan food web. Journal of Great Lakes Research 2001;28(1):52-64. |
R825151 (1999) |
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