Emmanuel Ponzevera

Chemical Contamination of Marine Ecosystems Unit Head

Ifremer

France

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Emmanuel Ponzevera is the Head of the Chemical Contamination of Marine Ecosystems Unit at IFREMER in France. His research focuses on the impact of metal contaminants in marine environments, as reflected in his recent articles on issues such as the isotopic compositions of marine organisms and the effects of environmental regulations on water quality. Ponzevera's work encompasses various aspects of marine biomonitoring, particularly through the application of stable isotopes to trace metal contamination.

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Katharine Hendry

University of Bristol

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Paul Savage

University of St. Andrews

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Sebastian Fischer

University of St. Andrews

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Articles (12)

Quantitative impacts of hydroelectric dams on the trans‐Amazonian migrations of goliath catfish

Seasonal and multi-decadal zinc isotope variations in blue mussels from two sites with contrasting zinc contamination levels

Impact of deforestation on the hydrogen, oxygen and iron isotope compositions of Amazonian streams

Vanishing lead in the Loire River estuary: An example of successful environmental regulation

Copper and lead isotope records from an electroplating activity in sediments and biota from Sepetiba Bay (southeastern Brazil)

Can copper isotope composition in oysters improve marine biomonitoring and seafood traceability?

An international intercomparison exercise on passive samplers (DGT) for monitoring metals in marine waters under a regulatory context

Cu and Zn stable isotopes in suspended particulate matter sub-fractions from the Northern Bay of Biscay help identify biogenic and geogenic particle pools

“Non-traditional” stable isotopes applied to the study of trace metal contaminants in anthropized marine environments

Silicon isotope analyses of soil and plant reference materials

Metal stable isotopes in transplanted oysters as a new tool for monitoring anthropogenic metal bioaccumulation in marine environments: The case for copper

Seasonal trace metal distribution, partition and fluxes in the temperate macrotidal Loire Estuary (France)

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Katharine Hendry

Paul Savage

Sebastian Fischer

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