Food web–specific biomagnification of persistent organic pollutants¶
Kelly, B. C., Ikonomou, M. G., Blair, J. D., Morin, A. E., & Gobas, F. A. P. C. (2007). Food web–specific biomagnification of persistent organic pollutants. Science, 317(5835), 236-239.
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- T6: Food-Web Structure and Biomagnification Paradox. Biomagnification is often described as a strict up-the-chain multiplication, but real food webs are complex: omnivory, ontogenetic (age-based) dietary shifts, detrital pathways, and variable trophic transfer efficiencies all modify the simple trophic-level multiplication, as Kelly, Ikonomou, Blair, Morin, and Gobas (2007) demonstrated in their Science analysis of food-web–specific biomagnification of persistent organic pollutants across an Arctic marine food web.
This sourceDemonstrates that biomagnification and trophic magnification depend on food-web structure, with the headline result that K_OA-driven biomagnification reaches air-breathing animals; analyzed in an Arctic marine food web
- T6: Food-Web Structure and Biomagnification Paradox. Biomagnification is often described as a strict up-the-chain multiplication, but real food webs are complex: omnivory, ontogenetic (age-based) dietary shifts, detrital pathways, and variable trophic transfer efficiencies all modify the simple trophic-level multiplication, as Kelly, Ikonomou, Blair, Morin, and Gobas (2007) demonstrated in their Science analysis of food-web–specific biomagnification of persistent organic pollutants across an Arctic marine food web.
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