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Figure 1.

Study area and geographical location of ten stations in Xiawangang River.

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Table 1.

Pollution grades of geo-accumulation index of the metals.

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Table 2.

The main characteristics and heavy metal concentrations in Xiawangang River.

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Table 3.

The main characteristics and heavy metal concentrations in soil and sediment samples from Xiawangang River.

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Figure 2.

Ratio pollution index of Cd, Cu, Pb and Zn in sediment and soil samples from Xiawangang River.

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Table 4.

Comparison the metal concentrations of Xiawangang River with the other rivers (BDL is below detection limit).

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Figure 3.

Fractionation of Cd, Cu, Pb and Zn in sediment and soil samples from Xiawangang River.

F1: exchangeable, F2: bound to carbonates, F3: bound to Fe/Mn oxides, F4: bound to organic matter, F5: residual.

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Table 5.

Heavy metal geo-accumulation index (Igeo) in soil and sediment samples from Xiawangang River.

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Table 6.

Risk assessment codes of heavy metals in soil and sediment samples from Xiawangang River.

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Table 7.

The results of the global test of regression analysis.

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Table 8.

The results of regression coefficients and collinearity diagnosis.

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Table 9.

Pearson correlation coefficients of heavy metals (n = 10).

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Figure 4.

Relationships between the speciation concentrations and the corresponding Igeo.

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