Mercury in our environment has been implicated in egg shell thinning and poor hatchability among various species of wild birds. We have used domestic chickens to determine the effect of a range of sublethal levels of two dietary mercury compounds, i.e., inorganic mercuric chloride and organic methylmercuric chloride
Current emission and mobilization rates of mercury (Hg) in the environment pose extensive threats to...
Methylmercury is a widespread contaminant that has been shown in multiple studies to cause behaviour...
The mercury (Hg) contamination at high concentrations affects the physiological state and behavior o...
Mercury in our environment has been implicated in egg shell thinning and poor hatchability among var...
Hens fed diets containing various levels of two mercury sources from the time of hatching were studi...
Elevated levels of mercury exist in various segments of the environment largely from past industrial...
Mercury accumulating to high levels in animal tissue is generally in the form of methylmercury which...
In previous reports from the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station (A.S. Series 73-18, 74-19 ...
Results presented in previous Poultry Field Day reports (A.S. Series 73-18, 74-19) have shown 5 to 1...
Mercury (Hg) pollution in birds has been widely reported, but the metabolism of Hg in bird bodies re...
males plus 30 females each) were fed a diet which contained either 0, 5, 10 or 20 % ethyl mercury ch...
Piscivorous birds are at high risk of mercury exposure in aquatic food webs, and their reproductive ...
Mercury is a global pollutant that biomagnifies in food webs, placing wildlife at risk of reduced re...
International audienceMercury contamination is a major threat to the global environment, and is stil...
Mercury is a ubiquitous metal contaminant that negatively impacts reproduction of wildlife and has m...
Current emission and mobilization rates of mercury (Hg) in the environment pose extensive threats to...
Methylmercury is a widespread contaminant that has been shown in multiple studies to cause behaviour...
The mercury (Hg) contamination at high concentrations affects the physiological state and behavior o...
Mercury in our environment has been implicated in egg shell thinning and poor hatchability among var...
Hens fed diets containing various levels of two mercury sources from the time of hatching were studi...
Elevated levels of mercury exist in various segments of the environment largely from past industrial...
Mercury accumulating to high levels in animal tissue is generally in the form of methylmercury which...
In previous reports from the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station (A.S. Series 73-18, 74-19 ...
Results presented in previous Poultry Field Day reports (A.S. Series 73-18, 74-19) have shown 5 to 1...
Mercury (Hg) pollution in birds has been widely reported, but the metabolism of Hg in bird bodies re...
males plus 30 females each) were fed a diet which contained either 0, 5, 10 or 20 % ethyl mercury ch...
Piscivorous birds are at high risk of mercury exposure in aquatic food webs, and their reproductive ...
Mercury is a global pollutant that biomagnifies in food webs, placing wildlife at risk of reduced re...
International audienceMercury contamination is a major threat to the global environment, and is stil...
Mercury is a ubiquitous metal contaminant that negatively impacts reproduction of wildlife and has m...
Current emission and mobilization rates of mercury (Hg) in the environment pose extensive threats to...
Methylmercury is a widespread contaminant that has been shown in multiple studies to cause behaviour...
The mercury (Hg) contamination at high concentrations affects the physiological state and behavior o...