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The aeolian transport of aerosols (mineral dust from desert areas, smoke and ash from biomass burning, and from anthropogenic emissions) is an important process for introducing bioactive trace elements to the surface ocean and can have a...
The objective of this research was to investigate the bioavailability of various Hg(II) species in laboratory and natural solutions using a bioluminescent bacterial biosensor. The Hg(II) bacterial biosensor is a genetically engineered E....
Large portions of the world ocean are less productive than they should be based on their nutrient concentrations. Dubbed high-nutrient low-chlorophyll (HNLC) regions, primary productivity in these areas may be limited by any number of...
The redox speciation of dissolved iron in open ocean seawater was evaluated during two Pacific Ocean research cruises. Using a sensitive flow injection method based on luminol chemiluminescence, vertical profiles of reduced iron...
Atmospheric Mercury Wet Deposition along the Northern Gulf of Mexico: Seasonal and Storm-Type Drivers of Deposition Patterns and Contributions from Local and Regional Emissions
Continuous event-based rainfall samples were collected at three sites throughout the Pensacola airshed from 2005 - 2011. Samples were analyzed for total mercury (Hg), a suite of trace metals (TMs), and major ions in order to understand...
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