@article {46531,
	title = {Results of aquatic studies in the McLeod and Upper Smoky River systems},
	volume = {Publ. No. T/785},
	year = {2005},
	pages = {62},
	institution = {Alberta Environment, Science and Standards},
	abstract = {Selenium is a naturally occurring element commonly found in rocks and soil. It is a nutrient usually required in small amounts by humans and other organisms, but it can be toxic at only slightly higher levels. Studies in the scientific literature have shown selenium can cause increased incidences of developmental deformities (or teratogenesis), edema and mortalities that can cause population-level effects on a variety of fish and waterbird species in freshwater ecosystems. },
	url = {http://open.alberta.ca/dataset/fa2ffbd0-7a7d-40b0-9b98-8fd18df5dbc6/resource/74326e41-af0c-4db2-8454-b985de277944/download/3937745-2005-Results-Aquatic-Studies-McLeod-Upper-SmokyRiver.pdf},
	author = {Casey, Richard}
}
