A and B: Spatial and temporal variation in metal and element concentrations in sediments at Casey. Box and whisker plots of metal concentrations: Each bar represents all samples in a particular year at a location. Dashed lines show various sediment quality guideline values: SQGV = ANZECC guideline trigger values; TEL = Threshold Effects Level; PEL = Probable Effects Level. Note log scale in some Figures. A) Lead, zinc, tin, iron, copper, cadmium; B) Arsenic, chromium, silver, nickel, sulfur, antimony, barium, manganese.</p
Assessing metal contamination of sediment is complicated since metals are a ubiquitous, naturally oc...
The contamination of sediments by potentially harmful trace elements is of major concern, because of...
Background concentrations of metals in sediments and soil are the naturally occurring metals with no...
Box and whisker plots of hydrocarbon concentrations: Each bar represents all samples in a particular...
PCA ordination of metal concentrations in marine sediments at Casey station (normalised data). PC1 a...
Box and whisker plots of POP concentration for: A) PCBs and B) PBDEs (note log scale on Y axes), whe...
a<p>Mean (and standard deviation) values (expressed as mg/kg dry weight) based on data from 1996 to ...
This document describes an approach for interpreting metals concentrations in coastal sediments. Int...
Data from Queen Creek, a dryland stream in southcentral Arizona, show that the distributions of heav...
The major element and trace metal analytical results of a strong acid digestion have been used to mo...
<p>Spatial and temporal variations of trace metals in water and sediment samples.</p
<p>Heavy metal concentrations in the surface sediment samples from each of the study sites.</p
<p>Significant differences (p<0.05) between seasons within an area are underlined and differences be...
Trace-element concentrations in 541 streambed-sediment samples collected from 20 study areas across ...
Surface sediment samples were collected at sites within the Rockall Through at water depth ranges fr...
Assessing metal contamination of sediment is complicated since metals are a ubiquitous, naturally oc...
The contamination of sediments by potentially harmful trace elements is of major concern, because of...
Background concentrations of metals in sediments and soil are the naturally occurring metals with no...
Box and whisker plots of hydrocarbon concentrations: Each bar represents all samples in a particular...
PCA ordination of metal concentrations in marine sediments at Casey station (normalised data). PC1 a...
Box and whisker plots of POP concentration for: A) PCBs and B) PBDEs (note log scale on Y axes), whe...
a<p>Mean (and standard deviation) values (expressed as mg/kg dry weight) based on data from 1996 to ...
This document describes an approach for interpreting metals concentrations in coastal sediments. Int...
Data from Queen Creek, a dryland stream in southcentral Arizona, show that the distributions of heav...
The major element and trace metal analytical results of a strong acid digestion have been used to mo...
<p>Spatial and temporal variations of trace metals in water and sediment samples.</p
<p>Heavy metal concentrations in the surface sediment samples from each of the study sites.</p
<p>Significant differences (p<0.05) between seasons within an area are underlined and differences be...
Trace-element concentrations in 541 streambed-sediment samples collected from 20 study areas across ...
Surface sediment samples were collected at sites within the Rockall Through at water depth ranges fr...
Assessing metal contamination of sediment is complicated since metals are a ubiquitous, naturally oc...
The contamination of sediments by potentially harmful trace elements is of major concern, because of...
Background concentrations of metals in sediments and soil are the naturally occurring metals with no...