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												Assemblages of Total Mercury in the Tropical Macrotidal Bidyadhari Estuarine Stretches of Indian Sundarban Mangrove Eco-Region 						
Author(s): Shivaji  Bhattacharya, Sourabh Kumar  Dubey, Jeevan Ranjan  Dash, Pabitra Hriday  Patra, Anup Kumar  Das, Tapan Kumar  Mandal and Susanta Kumar  BandyopadhyayShivaji  Bhattacharya, Sourabh Kumar  Dubey, Jeevan Ranjan  Dash, Pabitra Hriday  Patra, Anup Kumar  Das, Tapan Kumar  Mandal and Susanta Kumar  Bandyopadhyay             
						
												
				 The study was conducted to estimate total mercury in water and sediment of Bidyadhari river of Indian Sundarban delta in pre-monsoon, monsoon and post-monsoon period. Bidyadhari river presently serves as a sewage and excess rainwater outlet from the Kolkata metropolitan and adjacent area which ultimately empties at the Bay of Bengal in the course of the Indian Sundarban delta. Four different study sites situated around the course of the river were selected from the outfall of sewage canals at Kulti-Ghushighata (S1) where metropolitan sewages discharged and mixed up into water of Bidyadhari river which ultimately carried through this river via stations Malancha (S2), Kanmari (S3) to Dhamakhali (S4), just before the river confluences with the larger Raimangal river at northern Sundarban delta. Mean mercury concentration in collected water ranged BDL to 0.014.. Read More»
				  
												DOI:
												 10.4172/2161-0525.1000241 
																	  
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