Monitoring historical metal pollution in aquatic environment

Monitoring historical metal pollution in aquatic environment

Using trans-located mussels and resident macro-invertebrates for the assessment of ecological effects of metal pollution

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Aquatic ecosystems are important for biological conservation because they support rich diversity and productivity. Key information about the status and suitability of such habitats for the aquatic organisms is an important tool in strategic conservation, management and legislation. The present study had as objectives: 1) to estimate trace metal body concentrations in zebra mussels and larvae of non-biting midges, 2) to assess the ecological water quality status, and 3) to relate invertebrate body concentration and ecological endpoints. Cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb), manganese (Mn), cobalt (Co), nick...