Paul T Stankus
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Fletcher D, Lindell A, Stankus P, Fulghum C, Spivey E
Environ Pollut
. 2022 Feb;
300:118976.
PMID: 35150795
Dragonfly adults and their aquatic immature stages are important parts of food webs and provide a link between aquatic and terrestrial components. During emergence, contaminants can be exported into terrestrial...
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Fletcher D, Lindell A, Stankus P, Fletcher N, Lindell B, McArthur J
Environ Pollut
. 2019 Nov;
256:113387.
PMID: 31677879
Constructed wetland effectiveness is often assessed by measuring reductions of contaminant concentrations in influent versus departing effluent, but this can be complicated by fluctuations in contaminant content/chemistry and hydrology. We...
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Fletcher D, Lindell B, Lindell A, Stankus P, Fletcher N, McArthur J, et al.
Environ Int
. 2019 Oct;
133(Pt A):105174.
PMID: 31627135
Accumulation of eleven trace elements in sediment was evaluated throughout an industrially disturbed headwater stream on the Savannah River Site, SC, USA. Sampling began at upstream sedimentation basins at the...
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Fletcher D, Lindell A, Seaman J, Stankus P, Fletcher N, Barton C, et al.
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2018 Oct;
38(1):115-131.
PMID: 30284320
Extensive industrial areas in headwater stream watersheds can severely impact the physical condition of streams and introduce contaminants. We compared 3 streams that received stormwater runoff and industrial effluents from...