Nonlinear patterns in mercury bioaccumulation in American alligators are a function of predicted age

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@carterforva I prefer to avoid high levels of mercury. It most likely wouldn't be enough to kill you unless you have a lot all the time, but it could still have some adverse effects. https://t.co/jf0L3satfL https://t.co/bHrWvKdPz9

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RT @AbsLawson: For more information, check out our paper published in Science of the Total Environment (or DM me). As it turns out, #mercu…

27 Mar 2020

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For more information, check out our paper published in Science of the Total Environment (or DM me). As it turns out, #mercury bioaccumulation in #alligators is not "straight-forward"! https://t.co/Pr5Zz98Q0t

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RT @AbsLawson: Thrilled to announce that the first paper from my dissertation is now online in @STOTEN_journal: Nonlinear patterns in #mer…

11 Dec 2019

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