Bivalves as a Mercury Bioindicator: A National Isotopic Survey along the Coast of South Korea Journal: Environmental Science and Technology Published: 2025-01-16 DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.4c03788 ...

Published: 13 August 2014 Distribution of perfluoroalkyl compounds in rats: Indication for using hair as bioindicator of exposure Bei Gao, Xin He, Wei Liu, Huanhuan Zhang, Norimitsu Saito & Shuji ...

Scientists have found a common bioindicator, Hyalella azteca, used to test the toxicity of water or sediment was resistant to insecticides used in agricultural areas of central California. The ...

The analysis showed that the bioindicator wild boar liver can be used to map PFAS contamination in the habitat of the wild boar. “PFAS are widely distributed – sometimes in large quantities.

To develop a reliable, standardized method for selecting a bioindicator, as well as to determine the best bioindicator for Malaysian forest ecosystems, the researchers studied three candidate taxa ...

Their bioindicator: juvenile dragonflies, or larvae. Dragonfly larvae stay underwater, don’t move much, are easy to collect and live long enough to accumulate significant amounts of mercury.

Moss is useful bioindicator of cadmium air pollution, new study finds Date: April 7, 2016 Source: USDA Forest Service - Pacific Northwest Research Station Summary: Moss growing on urban trees is a ...

Moss growing on urban trees is a useful bio-indicator of cadmium air pollution in Portland, Oregon, a US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station-led study has found. The work -- the ...

Moss serves as a cheap pollution monitor The bioindicator responds to pollution by changing shape, density or disappearing, allowing scientists to calculate atmospheric alterations ...