The present study aims to investigate the different patterns of heavy metal bio-mineralization
by some molluscs species (bivalves and gastropods) collected from the Timsah and Great …

Macro-benthic fauna are considered the good bio-indicators for the environmental changes
of any aquatic ecosystems. Samples of macro-benthos, sediments and surface water were …

The potentially bio-available heavy metals were assessed in the bulk and the three fine
fraction sediments (Ø 3, Ø 4, and Ø 5) from 24 stations across Lake Burullus. We found the …

It is important to know the distribution and transfer of radionuclides such as uranium,
thorium, and potassium, which exist naturally in the environment we live in. For this reason …

Timsah Lake is one of the most fish productive lakes in Egypt. It is located at the midpoint of
Suez Canal with surface area of about 16 km2. The lake receives about 833,000 m3daily of …

The survival of the human enteric organisms in the aquatic environment has drawn attention
in view of its public health importance. The present study deals with the collection of benthic …

Lake Manzala is the largest Nile Delta, coastal ecosystem in Egypt. To examine of the
pollution in the lake, the levels of some heavy metals (Fe, Mn, Zn, Cu, Pb, Ni, Cd and Co) …

The current study introduced the activity levels of< sup> 238 U,< sup> 232 Th, and 40K as
well as their radiological hazard indices for some valleys along the Gulf of Suez and the Red …

Portunus segnis (Forskål, 1775) is an economically important crab species in Egypt;
however, its yields have decreased in recent years. In this study, the morphometric …

The current study introduced the activity levels of 238U, 232Th, and 40K as well as their
radiological hazard indices for some valleys along the Gulf of Suez and the Red Sea. Activity …