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Which Organism is More Suitable As A Toxic Metal Accumulation Bioindicator – Fishes Or Diatoms: A Case Study Of An A Class Wetland In Northwest Türkiye Under Effect Of An Intensive Paddy Cultivation Stress?

2022-03-22

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>In this research, “diatoms” as the first step and “fishes” as the last step of the food chain were compared as the toxic metal accumulation bioindicator in an A Class wetland in Turkey. Toxicant bioaccumulations were determined in liver, gill and muscle tissues of 2 commercially consumed fish species "<italic>Carassius gibelio</italic>" and "<italic>Cyyprinus carpio</italic>" and in fru...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1407701/v1
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