A Review of Toxicological Research on Sodium Monofluoroacetate (1080) and its Policy Implications
作者： Sean Weaver
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摘要: 3 Summary of Recommendations Introduction 7 Naturally Occurring Toxin 10 Science, Evidence and Policy 12 Acute Toxicity 13 Animal Studies 15 Secondary Poisoning 16 Effects on Non-Target Wildlife 17 Chronic 19 Possibilities Endocrine Disruption 23 Persistence Degradation 25 Leaching Through Soils 28 Uptake in Plants 29 Science Regulation Conclusion 33 Acknowledgements 36
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