Characterizing baseline concentrations, proportions, and processes controlling deposition of river-transported bitumen-associated polycyclic aromatic compounds at a floodplain lake (Slave River Delta, Northwest Territories, Canada)
Matthew C. Elmes(Wilfrid Laurier University), Roland I. Hall, Brent B. Wolfe(Wilfrid Laurier University), Johan A. Wiklund(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Stacey R. Van Opstal(Wilfrid Laurier University)
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