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Riverine songbirds capture high levels of atmospheric mercury pollution from brown food webs in forests by mercury isotopic evidence 期刊论文
JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, 2025, 卷号: 488, 期号: x, 页码: -
Authors:  Luo, Kang;  Yuan, Wei;  Lu, Zhiyun;  Xiong, Zichun;  Huang, Jen-How;  Wang, Xun;  Feng, Xinbin
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Subtropical forest  Riverine songbirds  Mercury isotopes  Food chains  
Biomagnification and trophic transfer of total mercury and methylmercury in a sub-tropical montane forest food web, southwest China 期刊论文
CHEMOSPHERE, 2021, 卷号: 277, 期号: xx, 页码: -
Authors:  Li, Chan;  Xu, Zhidong;  Luo, Kang;  Chen, Zhuo;  Xu, Xiaohang;  Xu, Chengxiang;  Qiu, Guangle
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ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY  MAGNIFICATION FACTORS  FLOOR IMPLICATIONS  ACCUMULATION  BIOACCUMULATION  SONGBIRDS  FEATHERS  PRECIPITATION  DEPOSITION  NESTLINGS  
Terrestrial methylmercury bioaccumulation in a pine forest food chain revealed by live nest videography observations and nitrogen isotopes 期刊论文
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION, 2020, 卷号: 263, 期号: x, 页码: -
Authors:  Luo, Kang;  Xu, Zhidong;  Wang, Xun;  Quan, Rui-Chang;  Lu, Zhiyun;  Bi, Wenqi;  Zhao, Hai;  Qiu, Guangle
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MATERNAL TRANSFER  MERCURY BIOACCUMULATION  ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY  TROPHIC POSITION  AQUATIC MERCURY  NESTLINGS  SONGBIRDS  FEATHERS  EXPOSURE  CARBON