Germany / France / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
The Natural History Museum / University of Miami / /
IndustryTerm
aquatic food webs / Metal-rich invertebrates / accumulated trace metal concentrations / food chains / metal concentrations / toxic trace metal / stable metal exposure experiments / metal content / metal-rich worms / metal analysis / stable metal analyses / labelled metal / metal manganese / collection site / raised trace metal bioavailabilities / metal trophic transfer / food package / metal-rich sediments / metal-rich estuarine sediments / food / metal accumulation / metal / trace metal accumulation patterns / variable metal concentrations / metal-contaminated estuaries / accumulated metal / food source / body trace metal concentrations / metal assimilation efficiencies / metal-rich estuaries / principles controlling trace metal assimilation / trace metal assimilation efficiencies / mining / high metal concentrations / food chain transfer depending / given sufficient differential metal uptake / food packages / ingested food / metal trophic transfer depending / assimilated metal / /
NaturalFeature
Fal estuary / Cornwall estuary / England estuaries / Restronguet Creek / Gannel estuary / Carnon River / West Looe estuary / Blackwater estuary / Devon estuary / East estuary / /
OperatingSystem
Microsoft Vista / /
Organization
Department of Zoology / Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences / University of Miami / Miami / US Federal Reserve / /
Person
Dart Blackwater / Ser Vol / Dart East Looe Gannel Restronguet / Cu Fe Mn / /
Position
Fisher / /
Product
Nereis / estuaries / sediments / /
ProvinceOrState
Florida / California / /
Region
southwest England / eastern England / east England / southwestern UK / /
MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES Mar Ecol Prog Ser Vol. 321: 167–181, 2006 Published September 8