Metals in soft tissues of mule deer and antelope
Metals in soft tissues of mule deer and antelope
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黑尾鹿和羚羊软组织中的金属
DOI：
10.1007/bf02027032
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发表时间：
1979
影响因子：
2.7
通讯作者：
D. Neuman
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文献类型：
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作者：
F. Munshower;D. Neuman
北方大平原是美国仅存的几个拥有大量自由漫游的大型野生动物的地区之一。由于该地区化石燃料开发的增加以及与此相关的微量金属环境危害的可能性，因此需要仔细研究野生动物中的金属水平。微量金属浓度升高对实验室动物、鱼类和人类的影响已被研究，发表了许多文章和评论，但几乎没有人提到野生陆生食草动物饮食或组织中微量金属的增加。只有在少数情况下，甚至提到了野生动物组织中不同元素的水平。大多数重金属选择性地集中在肝脏和肾脏中。因此，这些器官是动物负荷研究中首选的重金属储存库，并用于本调查。
The Northern Great Plains is one of the few remaining areas in the United States containing large numbers of free roaming big game animals. Because of increasing fossil fuel development in this region and the potential for trace metal environmental hazards associated with this development, a closer look at metal levels in wildlife is desirable. The effect of elevated concentrations of trace metals upon laboratory animals, fish and man have been studied and many articles and reviews published but almost nothing has been said of increases in trace metals in the diets or tissues of wild terrestrial herbivores. In only a few cases has mention even been made of the levels of different elements in wildlife tissues. Most heavy metals are selectively concentrated in the liver and kidneys. These organs are, therefore, the preferred heavy metal reservoirs in studies of animal burdens and were used in this investigation.