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REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF MERCURY LEVELS IN BLUE MARLIN ( <i>Makaira nigricans</i> , Lacepède 1802) AND SWORDFISH ( <i>Xiphias gladius</i> , Linnaeus 1758)

2016-03-16

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Mercury in the environment comes from natural processes and industrial activities. The inorganic form associates with the organic matter resulting on methylmercury (MeHg), the most toxic form to man. Mercury occurs in fishes mostly in organic form, the methylmercury. The billfishes appear to have high mercury levels because they are large predators that occupy top levels in the trophic chain. The mercury biomagnif...

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10.1101/043893
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REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF MERCURY LEVELS IN BLUE MARLIN ( <i>Makaira nigricans</i> , Lacepède 1802) AND SWORDFISH ( <i>Xiphias gladius</i> , Linnaeus 1758)DOI 10.1101/043893
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