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Schindler DW, Garrison PJ, Watras CJ, Webster K, Gunn JM, Brezonik PL, Swenson WA, Frost TM, Mills KH, Chang PSS. Comparisons between experimentally- and atmospherically-acidified lakes during stress and recovery. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. 1991;97B:193-226.
Webster KE, Frost TM, Watras CJ, Swenson WA, Gonzalez M, Garrison PJ. Complex biological responses to the experimental acidification of Little Rock Lake, Wisconsin, USA. Environmental Pollution. 1992;78:73-78.
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Watras CJ, Morrison KA, Hudson RJM, Frost TM, Kratz TK. Decreasing mercury in Northern Wisconsin: Temporal patterns in bulk precipitation and a precipitation-dominated lake. Environmental Science and Technology. 2000;34(19):4051-7.
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Frost TM, Fischer JM, Brezonik PL, Gonzalez MJ, Kratz TK, Watras CJ, Webster KE. The experimental acidification of Little Rock Lake. In: Benson BJ Long-Term Dynamics of Lakes in the Landscape: Long-Term Ecological Research on North Temperate Lakes. Long-Term Dynamics of Lakes in the Landscape: Long-Term Ecological Research on North Temperate Lakes. ; 2006. p. 168-186.
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Greenberg E, Watras CJ. Field evaluation of a micro-extraction technique for measuring chlorophyll in lake water without filtration. Hydrobiologia. 1989;173:193-97.
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Watras CJ, Morrison KA, Back RC. Mass balance studies of mercury and methyl mercury in small temperate/boreal lakes of the Northern hemisphere. In: Baeyens W Global and regional mercury cycles: sources, fluxes and mass balances. Global and regional mercury cycles: sources, fluxes and mass balances. Netherlands; 1996. p. 329-358.
Back RC, Watras CJ. Mercury in zooplankton of northern Wisconsin lakes: taxonomic and site-specific trends. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 1995;80:931-38.
Mauro JBN, Guimarães JRD, Hintelmann H, Watras CJ, Haack EA, Coelho Souza SA. Mercury methylation in macrophytes, periphyton and water: comparative studies with stable and radio-mercury additions. Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry. 2002;374:983-989.
Watras CJ, Morrison KA, Regnell O, Kratz TK. The methylmercury cycle in Little Rock Lake during experimental acidification and recovery. Limnology and Oceanography. 2006;51(1):257-270.
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Watras CJ, Morrison KA. The response of two remote, temperate lakes to changes in atmospheric mercury deposition, sulfate, and the water cycle. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. 2008;(65):100-116.
Bloom NS, Horvat M, Watras CJ. Results of the international aqueous mercury speciatin intercomparison exercise. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 1995;80:1257.
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Bloom NS, Watras CJ. Seasonal and vertical variability in the mercury speciation of an acidified Wisconsin lake. In: Vernet JP Heavy metals in the environment, Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference. Heavy metals in the environment, Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference. Geneva; 1989. p. 349-352.
Watras CJ, Morrison KA, Kratz TK. Seasonal enrichment and depletion of Hg and SO4 in Little Rock Lake: relationship to seasonal changes in atmospheric deposition. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. 2002;59:1660-7.
Watras CJ, Baker AL. The spectral distribution of downwelling light in northern Wisconsin lakes. Archiv fŸr Hydrobiologie. 1988;4:481-94.
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