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These findings provide a scientific basis for the phenomenon that Hg entering the YS undergoes environmental behaviors to maintain low concentrations in the sediment, deepen the understanding of Hg cycling in the YS and improve long-term risk prediction capacity for Hg in marine environments.It remains unclear how the suspended non-fed bivalve mariculture will alter the coastal transfer and cleaning process of trace elements, the non-degradable contaminants, which have been reported to accumulate in sediment from bivalve mariculture areas.
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