2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.cbpc.2008.04.003
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Comparative approaches to understand metal bioaccumulation in aquatic animals

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“…Trophic transfer is now considered the dominant pathway through which many metals are accumulated in aquatic organisms (for reviews, see Wang and Fisher 1999, Wang 2002, Wang and Rainbow 2008. Numerous studies have been conducted on Hg bioaccumulation in fish, and in particular on Hg concentrations in fish tissues and their links with trophic position (e.g., Magalhaes et al 2007, Levinton and Pochron 2008, Rypel et al 2008.…”
Section: Trophic Transfer and Exposure In Fishmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Trophic transfer is now considered the dominant pathway through which many metals are accumulated in aquatic organisms (for reviews, see Wang and Fisher 1999, Wang 2002, Wang and Rainbow 2008. Numerous studies have been conducted on Hg bioaccumulation in fish, and in particular on Hg concentrations in fish tissues and their links with trophic position (e.g., Magalhaes et al 2007, Levinton and Pochron 2008, Rypel et al 2008.…”
Section: Trophic Transfer and Exposure In Fishmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, there have been a substantial number of studies on the biodynamics of Hg in both freshwater and marine fish. Biodynamic studies have benefited greatly from the development of a biokinetic model over the past decade to predict the bioaccumulation of metals in aquatic organisms (see reviews by Rainbow 2005, Wang andRainbow 2008). In this review, I will highlight some of these recent studies and discuss the biodynamic mechanisms controlling the trophic transfer of Hg in fish.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Soil solution is actually considered as a major exposure pathway for the majority of pedofauna. Metal(loid) bioaccumulation is a complex process which includes absorption, intrinsic distribution, storage, and excretion (Wang and Rainbow, 2008). Indeed, the type of metal(loid) and soil physico-chemical properties as well as organism physiology can affect metal(loid) bioaccumulation (Lanno et al, 2004;Ardestani and Van Gestel, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a huge intra and inter-specific variability in metal accumulation among marine invertebrates. Metal accumulation occurs to different extent in individuals depending on the metal, its speciation, its bioavailability, and the considered species and biotic (body size, gender, molting, reproductive and developmental stage, and feeding habit…) and abiotic (temperature, salinity, pH…) factors (Marsden & Rainbow, 2004;Wang & Rainbow, 2008).…”
Section: Trace Metal Bioaccumulation In Marine Invertebratesmentioning
confidence: 99%