-
shark contains mercury at
greater than 1 ppm. DDT is a
pesticide known to
biomagnify,
which is one of the most
significant reasons it was
deemed harmful to...
-
organic pollutant; it does not
easily break down. Furthermore, it
tends to
biomagnify as it is p****ed
along the food chain. Long-term
exposure has
proven toxic...
- many organisms,
marine species in particular, but it does not
appear to
biomagnify significantly in food webs. In
polluted areas,
plant growth may be affected...
-
molecules were
produced by
photosynthetic carbon fixation and sequestered/
biomagnified by the food web,
creating an
underground carbon sink. The conversion...
- The
toxic chemicals that come from both the
ocean and
runoff can also
biomagnify up the food chain. In
terrestrial ecosystems,
microplastics have been...
-
evidence that
shark fins can be used to
treat any
medical condition.
Sharks biomagnify toxins, so
eating shark meat may
raise the risk of
dementia and mercury...
- of long-range transmission, bioac****ulate in
human and
animal tissue,
biomagnify in food chains, and pose a
major threat to
human health and the ecosystem...
- PAHs
relatively rapidly.
Tissue concentrations of PAHs do not
increase (
biomagnify) from the
lowest to
highest levels of food chains. PAHs
transform slowly...
-
bacteria in the sediment. This
highly toxic chemical bioac****ulated and
biomagnified in s****fish and fish in
Minamata Bay and the
Shiranui Sea, which, when...
- regions. Such
chemicals may have the
ability to bioac****ulate and
biomagnify and can
biomagnify (i.e.
become more concentrated) up to 70,000
times their original...
