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Ratio of Mercury Concentration to PCB Concentration Varies with Sex of White Sucker (Catostomus commersonii)

Charles P. Madenjian    
Andrew L. Stevens    
Martin A. Stapanian    
David P. Krabbenhoft    
John F. DeWild    
Jacob M. Ogorek    
William H. Edwards    
Lynn M. Ogilvie and Peter B. McIntyre    

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