2017
DOI: 10.31031/apdv.2017.01.000507
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The Effects of Environmental Mercury Contamination on Wild and Domestic Animals

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“…However, regarding human health analyzes, most of these species do not show comparative similarities between the metabolic and contaminant exposure phases in humans, as the canine species would (Parker et al 2006). Canines present very similar enzymatic and metabolic systems, a physiologically compressed lifetime ) and are free of risk factors for lifestyle-related diseases (Parker et al 2006;Abbott 2017;Fuentes et al 2018), a situation that usually occurs in humans. In addition, dogs share their same environment, responding to many toxic factors in an analogous way.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, regarding human health analyzes, most of these species do not show comparative similarities between the metabolic and contaminant exposure phases in humans, as the canine species would (Parker et al 2006). Canines present very similar enzymatic and metabolic systems, a physiologically compressed lifetime ) and are free of risk factors for lifestyle-related diseases (Parker et al 2006;Abbott 2017;Fuentes et al 2018), a situation that usually occurs in humans. In addition, dogs share their same environment, responding to many toxic factors in an analogous way.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%