Speciation of mercury in the waters of the Weddell, Amundsen and Ross Seas (Southern Ocean)
Despite the distance from large anthropogenic emission sources, toxic mercury is transported via the atmosphere and oceans to the Southern Ocean. Seawater samples were collected at selected stations and were analysed for total mercury (HgT) (8 stations), dissolved gaseous mercury (DGM) (62 stations)...
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