Water pollution happens when some unwanted constituents enter into the water bodies and
change the water quality (Alrumman et al., 2016), and becomes harmful to human health …

Mercury (Hg) is well studied and research continues as our knowledge of its health risks
increases. One expanding area of research not well emphasized to date is the endocrine …

Trace elements were analyzed in fish of commercial interest to determine their importance in
marine systems of the Western Indian Ocean and their bioaccumulation patterns. The results …

Background Methylmercury exposure causes a variety of adverse effects on human health.
Per capita estimates of mercury exposure are critical for risk assessments and for …

The primary natural resource we use in our daily lives for a variety of activities is freshwater
for drinking and various developmental goals. Furthermore, the pace of human population …

Anthropogenic activities contribute to nearly half of current Hg emissions to the atmosphere.
In the marine habitat, oceanic predator fishes bioaccumulate Hg throughout their lives …

Background: Mercury (Hg) is a toxic metal that presents public health risks through fish
consumption. A major source of uncertainty in evaluating harmful exposure is inadequate …

Persistence of pollution into our natural environment has concurrently led to instability,
disorder, harm or discomfort to both the physical systems and living organisms inhabiting the …

As top predators of pelagic food webs, large fish naturally bioaccumulate mercury (Hg).
Determining Hg burdens in commercialized fish is essential considering the concern about …

Muscle, liver and stomach contents of 64 blue sharks and 52 swordfishes, caught between
September 2004 and February 2005 near the Azores (area A) and the Equator (area E) …