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Spatiotemporal variability of gas transfer velocity in a tropical high‐elevation stream using two independent methods by Whitmore, Keridwen M., Stewart, Nehemiah, Encalada, Andrea C., Suárez, Esteban, Riveros‐Iregui, Diego A.

“…Streams in high‐elevation tropical ecosystems known as páramos may be significant sources of carbon dioxide (CO2) to the atmosphere by transforming terrestrial…”
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High Frequency Monitoring and Nitrate Sourcing Reveals Baseflow and Stormflow Controls on Total Dissolved Nitrogen and Carbon Export Along a Rural‐Urban Gradient by Delesantro, Joseph M., Duncan, Jonathan M., Riveros‐Iregui, Diego, Whitmore, Keridwen M., Band, Lawrence E.

“…Efforts to reduce nitrogen and carbon loading from developed watersheds typically target specific flows or sources, but across gradients in development…”
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Trace Elements and Consequent Ecological Risks in Mining‐Influenced Streams of Appalachia by Clark, Elyse V., Soucek, David J., Schoenholtz, Stephen H., Whitmore, Keridwen M., Zipper, Carl E.

“…Abstract Appalachian (eastern USA) coal surface mines fracture geologic materials, causing release of both major ions and trace elements to water via…”
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Selenium dynamics in headwater streams of the central Appalachian coalfield by Whitmore, Keridwen M., Schoenholtz, Stephen H., Soucek, David J., Hopkins, William A., Zipper, Carl E.

“…Coal mining can cause selenium (Se) contamination in US Appalachian streams, but linkages between water‐column Se concentrations and Se bioaccumulation within…”
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Selenium Bioaccumulation Across Trophic Levels and Along a Longitudinal Gradient in Headwater Streams by Cianciolo, Thomas R., McLaughlin, Daniel L., Zipper, Carl E., Timpano, Anthony J., Soucek, David J., Whitmore, Keridwen M., Schoenholtz, Stephen H.

“…Toxic effects of selenium (Se) contamination in freshwaters have been well documented. However, study of Se contamination has focused on lentic and larger…”
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Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Fluxes From Terrestrial and Aquatic Environments in a High‐Altitude Tropical Catchment by Schneider, Chloe L., Herrera, Maribel, Raisle, Megan L., Murray, Andrew R., Whitmore, Keridwen M., Encalada, Andrea C., Suárez, Esteban, Riveros‐Iregui, Diego A.

“…High‐altitude tropical grasslands, known as “páramos,” are characterized by high solar radiation, high precipitation, and low temperature. They also exhibit…”
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