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Mercury Concentrations in Water and Mercury and Selenium Concentrations in Fish from Brownlee Reservoir and Selected Sites in the Boise and Snake Rivers, Idaho and Oregon, 2013–17

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Mercury Concentrations in Water and Mercury and Selenium Concentrations in Fish from Brownlee Reservoir and Selected Sites in the Boise and Snake Rivers, Idaho and Oregon, 2013–17
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US Geological Survey, January 2018
DOI 10.3133/ofr20181122
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MacCoy, Dorene E., Mebane, Christopher A.

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