Mercury in North Atlantic plankton

Abstract
Concentrations of mercury in North Atlantic plankton (on a dry weight basis) vary from less than 0·2 to about 0·4 ppm in unpolluted areas to as high as 5·3 ppm in polluted areas near shore. No correlation in mercury content with species composition of the plankton samples was observed. Variations in concentration appear to be a function of distance from coastal pollution sources.

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