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Persistent organochlorine pesticides detected in blood and tissue samples of vultures from different localities in South Africa
Gaschromatography was used to establish the presence of quantifiable residues of 14 persistent chlorinated hydrocarbon pollutants in whole blood, clotted blood, heart, kidney, liver and muscle samples obtained from individual African whitebacked ( Pseudogyps africanus), Cape griffon ( Gyps coprother...
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description | Gaschromatography was used to establish the presence of quantifiable residues of 14 persistent chlorinated hydrocarbon pollutants in whole blood, clotted blood, heart, kidney, liver and muscle samples obtained from individual African whitebacked (
Pseudogyps africanus), Cape griffon (
Gyps coprotheres) and Lappetfaced (
Torgos tracheliotos) vultures from different localities in South Africa. The levels of pesticides measured in whole blood samples of live specimens were compared between nestlings from two natural breeding colonies, adults from a wildlife area and birds held in captivity. Statistically significant (
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