Methylmercury formation is controlled by mercury speciation and abundance of Hg methylators in stratified brackish waters of Baltic Sea
Caiyan Feng(Umeå University), Erik Björn(Umeå University), Andrea G. Bravo(Institut Català de Ciències del Clima), Anne L. Soerensen(Swedish Museum of Natural History), Éric Capo(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Jarone Pinhassi(Linnaeus University), Camilla Karlsson(University of Gothenburg), Jeff Hawkes(Uppsala University), Stefan Bertilsson(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Moritz Buck(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)
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