Using O. aureus and C. zillii as Bio Indicators in the Marsh of Dalmaj Southern Iraq
Sattar Nadhim Jabbar,
Raid Kadhim Abed Alasady
Abstract:Due to of ongoing industries, humans cause water pollution and discharge of sewage into the water, which have contributed to the decline in the number of animals in the Dalmaj Marsh, which is home to thousands of species. Metals for instance mercury, cadmium, chromium, and lead pose a significant danger to public health and other animals such as fish, leading to carcinogenicity and renal failure. We can deduce that O. aureus acts as a highly efficient bio-indicator for heavy metals, including Pb, Mg, Cr, and C… Show more
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