J. G. Wiener - Concepedia

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J. G. Wiener

Savannah River National Laboratory

Also Known As

J. G. Wiener, J. Wiener, J.G. Wiener, JamesG. Wiener

Publications

788

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All Affiliations

Savannah River National Laboratory United States Fish and Wildlife Service University of Wisconsin–La Crosse

About

J. G. Wiener is an author at Savannah River National Laboratory specializing in water quality, ecotoxicology, and environmental toxicology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Public Health	3	3	69
2	Engineering	2	2	61
3	Biology	1	1	10
4	Environmental Engineering	1	1	10
5	Environmental Health	1	1	30

J. G. Wiener

Publications

769

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Toxicological significance of mercury in freshwater fish J. G. Wiener, Douglas J. Spry Comparative ToxicologyFreshwater FishToxicologyEcotoxicologyEnvironmental Toxicology	1996	306
Mercury in Soils, Lakes, and Fish in Voyageurs National Park (Minnesota): Importance of Atmospheric Deposition and Ecosystem Factors J. G. Wiener, Brent C. Knights, Mark B. Sandheinrich, Environmental Science & Technology	2006	223
Relative Efficiencies of Four Small Mammal Traps J. G. Wiener, M. H. Smith Journal of Mammalogy ForagingFitnessWildlife EcologyMammalogyEntomology	1972	77
Longitudinal distribution of trace elements (As, Cd, Cr, Hg, Pb, and Se) in fishes and sediments in the upper Mississippi River J. G. Wiener, Godwin Jackson, Thomas W. May, EngineeringSediment QualitySediment-water InteractionTrace MetalUpper Mississippi River	1984	51
Great Lakes Mercury Connections: The Extent And Effects Of Mercury Pollution In The Great Lakes Region David C. Evers, J. G. Wiener, Charles T. Driscoll, Environmental ChemistryMercury PollutionMercury BiogeochemistryEnvironmental HealthEnvironmental Pollution	2011	30
Cadmium and mercury in emergent mayflies (Hexagenia bilineata) from the upper Mississippi River J. T. Dukerschein, J. G. Wiener, RonaldG. Rada, Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology Mercury BiogeochemistryEntomologyUpper Mississippi RiverEmergent MayfliesMetal Toxicity	1992	26
Cadmium and mercury in sediment and burrowing mayfly nymphs (Hexagenia) in the upper Mississippi River, USA Sheryl Beauvais, J. G. Wiener, Gary J. Atchison Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology Mayfly NymphsEnvironmental ChemistrySediment QualitySediment-water InteractionMetal Contamination	1995	22
Energy Equivalents for Sixteen Species of Xeric Rodents D. W. Kaufman, Glennis A. Kaufman, J. G. Wiener Journal of Mammalogy Animal PhysiologyRiver Ecology LaboratoryFitnessWildlife EcologyMammalogy	1975	13
Serum calcium concentrations in white sucker, <i>Catostomus commersoni</i> Lacepède, and bluegill, <i>Lepomis macrochirus</i> Rafinesque, in northern Wisconsin lakes: relation to pH and waterborne calcium J. G. Wiener, Richard A. Jacobson, Paul Schmidt, Journal of Fish Biology	1985	11
Species composition of fish communities in northern Wisconsin lakes: Relation to pH J. G. Wiener, Paul J. Rago, J.M. Eilers EutrophicationEngineeringNorthern Wisconsin LakesAcid PrecipitationLimnology	1984	10

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