Heavy metal distribution and bioaccumulation ability in marine organisms from coastal regions of Hainan and Zhoushan, China.
作者： Zhe Hao , Lihong Chen , Chenglong Wang , Xinqing Zou , Fangqin Zheng
DOI: 10.1016/J.CHEMOSPHERE.2019.03.132
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摘要: Abstract We analyzed the distribution and bioaccumulation of six heavy metals (Cu, Pb, Zn, Cr, Cd Hg) in marine organisms, water, sediments from China's Hainan Zhoushan coastal regions. In all organism, seawater, sediment samples, Zn Hg had highest lowest concentrations, respectively. Heavy organisms varied by region species, with concentrations being higher than (except for Zn) crab fish. Marine organisms' ability to digest eliminate (bioaccumulation ability), based on factors, was significantly seawater sediment. Higher background values may explain metal crab. Generally, Cu lower Pb. Findings specific environments be generalizable other areas China or worldwide.
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