Physiological impacts of pollution exposure in seabird's progeny nesting in a Mediterranean contaminated area

Volume: 142, Pages: 196 - 205
Published: May 1, 2019
Abstract
Aquatic wildlife is exposed through trophic transfer of hazardous substances to several threats inducing physiological impairments. We aimed at assessing the impact of contamination in one of the hot spots of pollution along Mediterranean coasts, the gulf of Gabes in Tunisia, on Common tern Sterna hirundo, a piscivorous top predator bird. Firstly, we compared the reproductive effort of breeding adults through clutch size distribution in three...
Paper Details
Title
Physiological impacts of pollution exposure in seabird's progeny nesting in a Mediterranean contaminated area
Published Date
May 1, 2019
Volume
142
Pages
196 - 205
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