Plants and invertebrates

523 Pages·2010·3.333 MB·English

by  Ronald Eisler

Compendium of Trace Metals
and Marine Biota
Volume 2: Vertebrates
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Compendium of Trace Metals
and Marine Biota
Volume 2: Vertebrates
by
Ronald Eisler
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This volume is dedicated to the memory of my mentors:
Yohay Bin-Nun
Lauren R. Donaldson
Morton I. Grossman
Clarence P. Idyll
Frank G. Lowman
James E. Lynch
Lionel A. Walford
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Contents
Acknowledgments ............................................................................................xiii
Books by Ronald Eisler.....................................................................................xv
About the Author...........................................................................................xvii
List of Tables – Vol. 2....................................................................................xix
Chapter 1 Introduction......................................................................................1
1.1 LiteratureCited...........................................................................................................6
Chapter 2 Elasmobranchs..................................................................................7
2.1 Americium..................................................................................................................7
2.2 Arsenic........................................................................................................................7
2.3 Cadmium..................................................................................................................11
2.4 Cerium......................................................................................................................14
2.5 Cesium......................................................................................................................14
2.6 Chromium.................................................................................................................14
2.7 Cobalt........................................................................................................................15
2.8 Copper.......................................................................................................................15
2.9 Iron............................................................................................................................18
2.10 Lead..........................................................................................................................20
2.11 Manganese................................................................................................................20
2.12 Mercury.....................................................................................................................20
2.13 Nickel........................................................................................................................27
2.14 Plutonium..................................................................................................................30
2.15 Ruthenium.................................................................................................................30
2.16 Selenium...................................................................................................................30
2.17 Silver.........................................................................................................................30
2.18 Strontium..................................................................................................................31
2.19 Tin.............................................................................................................................31
2.20 Zinc...........................................................................................................................31
2.21 Literature Cited........................................................................................................35
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Chapter 3 Fishes.............................................................................................39
3.1 Aluminum.................................................................................................................39
3.2 Americium................................................................................................................40
3.3 Antimony..................................................................................................................40
3.4 Arsenic......................................................................................................................40
3.5 Barium......................................................................................................................51
3.6 Beryllium..................................................................................................................51
3.7 Bismuth.....................................................................................................................52
3.8 Boron........................................................................................................................52
3.9 Cadmium..................................................................................................................52
3.10 Cerium......................................................................................................................65
3.11 Cesium......................................................................................................................66
3.12 Chromium.................................................................................................................67
3.13 Cobalt........................................................................................................................72
3.14 Copper.......................................................................................................................75
3.15 Gallium.....................................................................................................................89
3.16 Germanium...............................................................................................................89
3.17 Gold...........................................................................................................................90
3.18 Indium.......................................................................................................................90
3.19 Iron............................................................................................................................90
3.20 Lead..........................................................................................................................96
3.21 Lithium....................................................................................................................105
3.22 Manganese..............................................................................................................106
3.23 Mercury...................................................................................................................110
3.24 Molybdenum...........................................................................................................141
3.25 Neptunium..............................................................................................................142
3.26 Nickel......................................................................................................................143
3.27 Niobium..................................................................................................................143
3.28 Palladium................................................................................................................143
3.29 Plutonium................................................................................................................147
3.30 Polonium.................................................................................................................148
3.31 Radium....................................................................................................................148
3.32 Rhenium..................................................................................................................148
3.33 Rubidium................................................................................................................148
3.34 Ruthenium...............................................................................................................150
3.35 Scandium................................................................................................................150
3.36 Selenium.................................................................................................................150
3.37 Silver.......................................................................................................................154
3.38 Strontium................................................................................................................157
3.39 Tellurium................................................................................................................159
3.40 Thallium..................................................................................................................159
3.41 Tin...........................................................................................................................159
3.42 Titanium..................................................................................................................167
3.43 Tungsten..................................................................................................................168
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3.44 Uranium..................................................................................................................168
3.45 Vanadium................................................................................................................168
3.46 Yttrium....................................................................................................................168
3.47 Zinc.........................................................................................................................169
3.48 Zirconium................................................................................................................191
3.49 Literature Cited.......................................................................................................191
Chapter 4 Reptiles........................................................................................221
4.1 Aluminum...............................................................................................................222
4.2 Antimony................................................................................................................227
4.3 Arsenic....................................................................................................................227
4.4 Barium....................................................................................................................228
4.5 Beryllium................................................................................................................228
4.6 Cadmium................................................................................................................228
4.7 Cesium....................................................................................................................231
4.8 Chromium...............................................................................................................231
4.9 Cobalt......................................................................................................................231
4.10 Copper.....................................................................................................................231
4.11 Iron..........................................................................................................................235
4.12 Lead........................................................................................................................235
4.13 Manganese..............................................................................................................239
4.14 Mercury...................................................................................................................239
4.15 Molybdenum...........................................................................................................243
4.16 Nickel......................................................................................................................244
4.17 Rubidium................................................................................................................244
4.18 Selenium.................................................................................................................246
4.19 Silver.......................................................................................................................246
4.20 Strontium................................................................................................................246
4.21 Thallium..................................................................................................................246
4.22 Titanium..................................................................................................................246
4.23 Uranium..................................................................................................................246
4.24 Vanadium................................................................................................................246
4.25 Zinc.........................................................................................................................247
4.26 Literature Cited.......................................................................................................249
Chapter 5 Birds............................................................................................253
5.1 Aluminum...............................................................................................................253
5.2 Americium..............................................................................................................253
5.3 Antimony................................................................................................................253
5.4 Arsenic....................................................................................................................257
5.5 Barium....................................................................................................................258
5.6 Beryllium................................................................................................................258
5.7 Bismuth...................................................................................................................258
5.8 Boron......................................................................................................................259
5.9 Cadmium................................................................................................................259