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Predatory fish
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100
Top papers
Risk Assessment of Mercury-Contaminated Fish Consumption in the Brazilian Amazon: An Ecological Study
2023 · 55 citations
Mediterranean Mercury Assessment 2022: An Updated Budget, Health Consequences, and Research Perspectives
2022 · 98 citations
Decreasing mercury levels in consumer fish over the three decades of increasing mercury emissions in China
2022 · 64 citations
Mercury Exposure through Fish Consumption in Traditional Communities in the Brazilian Northern Amazon
2020 · 122 citations
Mercury biomagnification in a Southern Ocean food web
2021 · 89 citations
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Total mercury contamination in fish species of Northwestern Ecuador and potential human health risks
2026 · 1 citations
Seasonal variation of liver and muscle mercury across two populations of a freshwater sport fish
2026
Radionuclide Contamination of Fish in a Dammed Water Body of the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone: A Case Study of the Yanivskyi Backwater
2026
Analysis of natural radionuclides (210Po and 210Pb) in commercial fishes from Coastal Regions of Kochi, India: implications for seafood safety
2026
Cascade reservoirs affect mercury concentrations in fish from Teles Pires river, Brazilian Amazon
2025 · 7 citations
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