Data for: Non-lethal sampling on avian indicators reveals reliable geographic signatures despite highly dynamic patterns of mercury exposure in a large wetland.

Name: Data for: Non-lethal sampling on avian indicators reveals reliable geographic signatures despite highly dynamic patterns of mercury exposure in a large wetland.
Creator: Jabi Zabala Albizua
Published: 2019-01-30T01:12:43.191Z
Keywords: Environmental Mercury, Individual Ecotoxicology, Population Ecotoxicology

Zabala Albizua, Jabi; Frederick, Peter; Orzechowski, Sophia C.; Rodriguez, Ignacio

doi:10.17632/wct24zk97j.1

Data for: Non-lethal sampling on avian indicators reveals reliable geographic signatures despite highly dynamic patterns of mercury exposure in a large wetland.

Published: 30 January 2019| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/wct24zk97j.1

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Jabi Zabala Albizua, Peter Frederick, Sophia C. Orzechowski, Ignacio Rodriguez

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Mercury concentrations in great egret albumen and nestling blood and feathers from several breeding colonies in the Florida Everglades between 2015 and 2017. With the exception of correlation among [Hg] in blood samples of the same individual, only blood [Hg] from first sample was included in analyses and the other sampling occasions were censored.

Data for: Non-lethal sampling on avian indicators reveals reliable geographic signatures despite highly dynamic patterns of mercury exposure in a large wetland.

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