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Publications by David Cazaux
Insect Life Traits Are Key Factors in Mercury Accumulation and Transfer Within the Terrestrial Food Web
Environmental Science & Technology
Medicine
Environmental Chemistry
Chemistry
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Insect Life Traits Are Key Factors in Mercury Accumulation and Transfer Within the Terrestrial Food Web
Key Mechanisms for Tritium Transfer in the Terrestrial Environment
Radioprotection
Risk
Sustainability
Mutagenesis
Renewable Energy
Public Health
Waste Management
Nuclear Energy
Disposal
Environmental
Engineering
Reliability
Safety
Toxicology
Health
Quality
the Environment
Occupational Health
Mercury Accumulation From Food Decreases Collembolans' Growth
Science of the Total Environment
Disposal
Environmental Chemistry
Waste Management
Environmental Engineering
Pollution
Taking the Trophic Bypass: Aquatic-Terrestrial Linkage Reduces Methylmercury in a Terrestrial Food Web
Ecological Applications
Ecology
Marine Ecology: Ice Algae Key to Arctic Food Web
Nature
Multidisciplinary
Changes in Fish Diets and Food Web Mercury Bioaccumulation Induced by an Invasive Planktivorous Fish
Ecological Applications
Ecology
Marine Fog Inputs Appear to Increase Methylmercury Bioaccumulation in a Coastal Terrestrial Food Web
Scientific Reports
Multidisciplinary
Past and Present Mercury Accumulation in the Lake Baikal Seal: Temporal Trends, Effects of Life History, and Toxicological Implications
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry
Mutagenesis
Environmental Chemistry
Health
Toxicology
Yolk Accumulation in an Insect Oocyte
Molecular Reproduction and Development
Genetics
Developmental Biology
Cell Biology
