Perfluoroalkyl Substances in Arctic Polar Bear and Ringed Seal From East Greenland and Hudson Bay: Comparisons of Adipose and Liver Levels and Patterns, and in Vitro Depletion and Metabolite Formation of PFAS Precursors

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