Handbook of Ecotoxicology¶
Hoffman, D. J., Rattner, Burton, Jr., & Cairns, J. (2002). Handbook of Ecotoxicology. Lewis Publishers.
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- Bioaccumulation
- … of high-bioaccumulation food sources, or selecting lower-trophic-level options (e.g., low-mercury fish like sardines instead of tuna or swordfish), with the underlying ecotoxicological evidence base compiled across the chapters of Hoffman, Rattner, Burton, and Cairns's (2002) Handbook of Ecotoxicology (2nd ed.).
This sourceComprehensive reference covering bioaccumulation of organochlorines, methylmercury, lead, and emerging contaminants, with the dietary-exposure/seafood-advisory framework
- … of high-bioaccumulation food sources, or selecting lower-trophic-level options (e.g., low-mercury fish like sardines instead of tuna or swordfish), with the underlying ecotoxicological evidence base compiled across the chapters of Hoffman, Rattner, Burton, and Cairns's (2002) Handbook of Ecotoxicology (2nd ed.).
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