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Watras CJ, Huckabee JW. Mercury pollution: integration and synthesis. Ann Arbor, Michigan; 1994 p. 727.
Book Chapter
Hurley JP, Watras CJ, Bloom NS. Distribution and flux of particulate mercury in four stratified seepage lakes (Chapter 1.6). In: Huckabee JW Mercury Pollution: Integration and Synthesis. Mercury Pollution: Integration and Synthesis. ; 1994. p. 69-82.
Hudson RJM, Gherini SA, Watras CJ, Porcella DB. Modelling the biogeochemical cycle of mercury in lakes: the mercury cycling model (mcm) and its application to the MTL study lakes. In: Huckabee JW Mercury pollution: integration and synthesis. Mercury pollution: integration and synthesis. Ann Arbor, MI; 1994. p. 473-523.
Watras CJ, Fitzgerald WF, Mason R, Vandal G, Powell D, Rada R, Rislov L, Winfrey M, Elder J, Krabbenhoft D. Sources and Fates of Mercury and Methylmercury in Wisconsin Lakes (Chapter 1.12). In: Huckabee JW Mercury Pollution: Integration and Synthesis. Mercury Pollution: Integration and Synthesis. Ann Arbor, Michigan; 1994. p. 153-177.
Watras CJ, Bloom NS. The Vertical Distribution of Mercury Species in Wisconsin Lakes: Accumulation in Plankton Layers (Chapter 1.11). In: Huckabee JW Mercury Pollution: Integration and Synthesis. Mercury Pollution: Integration and Synthesis. ; 1994. p. 137- 152.
Journal Article
Watras CJ, Back RC, Halvorsen S, Hudson RJM, Morrison KA, Wente SP. Bioaccumulation of mercury in pelagicfreshwater food webs. Science of the Total Environment. 1998;219(2-3):183-208.
Watras CJ, Morrison KA, Host JS, Bloom NS. Concentration of mercury species in relationship to other site-specific factors in the surface waters of northern Wisconsin lakes. Limnology and Oceanography. 1995;40(3):556-565.
Watras CJ, Baker AL. Detection of planktonic cyanobacteria by tandem in vivo fluorometry. Hydrobiologia. 1988;169:77-84.
Brezonik PL, Shepard B, Swenson W, Watras CJ, Webster KE, Baker LA, Eaton J, Frost TM, Garrison P, Kratz TK. Experimental acidification of Little Rock Lake, Wisconsin. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 1986;31:115-21.
Hurley JP, Watras CJ. Identification of bacteriochlorophylls in lakes via reverse-phase HPLC. Limnology and Oceanography. 1991;36:307-15.
Bloom NS, Watras CJ, Hurley JP. Impact of acidification on the methylmercury cycle of remote seepage lakes. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 1991;56:477-491.
Watras CJ, Frost TM. Little Rock Lake (Wisconsin): Perspectives on an experimental ecosystem approach to seepage lake acidification. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 1989;18:157-65.
Watras CJ, Bloom NS. Mercury and methylmercury in individual zooplankton: Implications for bioaccumulation. Limnology and Oceanography. 1992;37(6):1313-1318.
Hurley JP, Watras CJ, Bloom NS. Mercury cycling in a northern Wisconsin seepage lake: the role of particulate matter in vertical transport. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 1991;56:543-51.
Watras CJ, Andren AW, Bloom NS, Fitzgerald WF, Hurley JP, Krabbenhoft DP, Rada RG, Wiener JG. Mercury in temperate lakes: a mechanistic field study. Verh. Internat. Verein. Limnol. 1991;24:2199.
Fitzgerald WF, Watras CJ. Mercury in the Surficial Waters of Northern Wisconsin Lakes. The Science of the Total Environment. 1989;87/88:223-32.
Wiener JG, Fitzgerald WF, Watras CJ, Rada RG. Partitioning and bioavailability of mercury in an experimentally acidified Wisconsin lake. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. 1990;9(7):909-918.
Sierszen ME, Watras CJ. Rapid-freeze preservation minimizes radioisotope leakage from zooplankton in feeding experiments. Journal of Plankton Research. 1987;9(5):945-53.
Hrabik TR, Watras CJ. Recent declines in mercury concentration in a freshwater fishery: isolating the effects of de-acidification and decreased atmospheric mercury deposition in Little Rock Lake. Science of the Total Environment. 2002;297:229-237.
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