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The formation and fate of organoarsenic species in marine ecosystems: Do existing experimental approaches appropriately simulate ecosystem complexity?
Bill MAHER,
Simon FOSTER
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
marine ecosystem
65%
degradation
43%
ecosystem
39%
microcosm
35%
macroalga
34%
microbial community
28%
arsenic
22%
animal
17%
marine environment
14%
seawater
11%
arsenate
9%
marine organism
9%
literature review
8%
incubation
7%
alga
6%
oxide
6%
toxicity
6%
tissue
6%
sand
5%
liquid
5%
laboratory
4%
product
4%
sediment
4%
simulation
3%
experiment
3%
rate
2%
Chemical Compounds
Arsenobetaine
100%
Ecosystem
80%
Trimethylarsine Oxide
22%
Environment
15%
Chemical Transformation
8%
Simulation
8%
Liquid
7%