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Repeated measures of mercury concentrations demonstrate persistent territory-level contamination and stable individual differences in exposure in a riverine bird predator
Abstract Mercury is a persistent, toxic metal that bioaccumulates and biomagnifies in food webs, causing lethal and sublethal effects in wildlife even at low concentrations. It poses a pervasive threat to aquatic ecosystems through transformation into the highly toxic and bioava
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