Spatial trends and historical deposition of mercury in eastern and northern Canada inferred from lake sediment cores.
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J. Smol | S. Lamoureux | D. Muir | M. Douglas | A. Dastoor | W. Vincent | R. Pienitz | T. A. Jackson | Xiaowa Wang | M. Evans | G. Köck | X. Wang | F. Yang | N. Nguyen | T. A. Jackson | Günter Köck | Derek C.G. Muir | Fan Yang
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