1980
DOI: 10.1016/0143-148x(80)90029-4
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Roadside gradients of lead and zinc concentrations in surface-dwelling invertebrates

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“…Zinc was dispersed over a larger area than Cu (cf. Wade et al 1980). At 2900 m from the mill (site IV), the Zn concentration was about 30 times background, whereas the Cu concentration was enhanced only 2 -3 times.…”
Section: Soil Analysesmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Zinc was dispersed over a larger area than Cu (cf. Wade et al 1980). At 2900 m from the mill (site IV), the Zn concentration was about 30 times background, whereas the Cu concentration was enhanced only 2 -3 times.…”
Section: Soil Analysesmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…One study showed that lead in insects and other invertebrates decreased by 64% from 2 to 150 meters from the road (Wade et al. 1980 ).…”
Section: Chemical Costs Of Roadside Lifementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Todas as etapas envolvidas na construção de rodovias, desde a abertura, pavimentação e manutenção geram impactos que perturbam os processos naturais, causam fatalidades e exigem rápida resposta adaptativa dos organismos (FORMAN et al, 2003). Esses impactos acarretam a fragmentação do habitat, gerando isolamento de populações (DO PRADO; FERREIRA; GUIMARÃES, 2006), a poluição (WADE et al, 1980;FORMAN;ALEXANDER, 1998), mudanças não naturais na distribuição do número de espécies (SILVA, 2016) e até mesmo mudanças comportamentais (VIANNA; DIAS, 2019). E em especial, o atropelamento de fauna, que ocorre porque muitos animais são atraídos pelas rodovias em busca de recursos, não conseguem perceber a aproximação de veículos ou não conseguem desviar rapidamente e acabam sendo atingidos pelos veículos (FAHRIG;RYTWINSKI, 2009).…”
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