Trophic magnification factors¶
Borgå, K., Kidd, K. A., Muir, D. C., Berglund, O., Conder, J. M., Gobas, F. A., Kucklick, J., et al. (2012). Trophic magnification factors: considerations of ecology, ecosystems, and study design. Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management, 8(1), 64-84.
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Primes¶
- Bioaccumulation
- … long-lived organisms), biomonitoring programs track tissue concentration or blood levels as an early warning system, an approach Borgå, Kidd, Muir, Berglund, Conder, Gobas, Kucklick, Malm, and Powell (2012) systematized in their global perspective on trophic magnification factors and bioaccumulation monitoring.
This sourceStandardizes TMF methodology for biomonitoring programs and threshold-monitoring of persistent contaminants in apex predators.
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Borgå et al. (2012) gives recommendations for TMF study design, data treatment and statistics, which supports the 'systematized TMF methodology' half of the claim but not the biomonitoring or 'global perspective' wording.
“Recommendations are provided for experimental design, data treatment, and statistical analyses, including advice for users on reporting and interpreting TMF data.”
- … long-lived organisms), biomonitoring programs track tissue concentration or blood levels as an early warning system, an approach Borgå, Kidd, Muir, Berglund, Conder, Gobas, Kucklick, Malm, and Powell (2012) systematized in their global perspective on trophic magnification factors and bioaccumulation monitoring.
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