Elevated Mercury Concentrations and Isotope Signatures (N, C, Hg) in Yellowfin Tuna (<i>Thunnus albacares</i>) from the Galápagos Marine Reserve and Waters off Ecuador
Laia Muñoz‐Abril(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Steven D. Emslie(University of North Carolina Wilmington), Sarah E. Janssen(United States Geological Survey), Carlos A. Valle(Universidad San Francisco de Quito), Francisco Rubianes(Universidad San Francisco de Quito), Elsie M. Sunderland(Planetary Science Institute), Juan José Alava(Fisheries and Oceans Canada)
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