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How are seals, as top predators, impacted by toxic contaminants?

Seals as Sentinels: Assessing Toxic Contaminants in NW Atlantic Coast Seals

Immune function and thyroid hormone levels in Pacific harbor seals following perinatal exposure to organochlorines

Investigation of POPs in Gulf of Maine Seals

Microplastic fiber uptake, ingestion, and egestion rates in the blue mussel (Mytilus edulis)

PCBs and pesticides in harbor seals

Seals as Sentinels (2005)

Gulf of Maine Forum 2002 Report

Perinatal exposure to persistent organic pollutants: parallels in seals and humans

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