Metals are known for their toxic potential to the aquatic environment, as well as being
bioaccumulative and persistent elements, which increases the concern with the …

Although they originate from natural sources, nickel is widely used in the production of
equipment, building materials and copper used in electric wires, pipes, and automobiles …

Several chemicals present in the aquatic environment have the ability to alter the endocrine
system of aquatic organisms, including the metals cadmium (Cd) and zinc (Zn). In males, a …

A contaminação dos ambientes aquáticos por metais é uma preocupação mundial, pois são
elementos bioacumulativos e persistentes. Diversos desses compostos possuem a …

This study aimed to determine the concentration of metals in the water and in the liver tissue
of fish (Anodus orinocensis, Hemiodus unimaculatus, Curimata vittata, and Plagioscion …

Após o colapso da barragem de rejeitos em Mariana, em Minas Gerais, no sudeste
brasileiro, persistem várias incertezas sobre os impactos a longo prazo desse desastre …

Due to industrial, rural, and domestic waste disposal, heavy metals such as cadmium (Cd),
chromium (Cr), lead (Pb), zinc (Zn), copper (Cu), and iron (Fe) continually infiltrate aquatic …

O zinco (Zn) é um metal essencial, mas que em concentrações mais altas que as
necessárias ao organismo pode se tornar tóxico Assim, o objetivo desta Dissertação foi …

This study focuses on metals analysis in kidney and liver tissues of Egretta thula which were
collected prostrate or newly dead in Coroa Grande mangrove, Sepetiba Bay, Rio de Janeiro …

The increase of contamination levels in aquatic ecosystems causes morphological,
physiological and biochemical alterations in aquatic organisms. In this context, this paper …