Geographic and temporal variation in persistent pollutants in Australian humpback and snubfin dolphins

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Hate to think what ash and other pollutants will do when they hit the ocean to marine populations!

Paper by @GuidoJParra from @CEBELresearch https://t.co/VeSFcMYFSf Major floods have likely contributed to Australian humpback and snubfin dolphins having contaminants above thresholds linked to adverse health effects @PortsAustralia #GladstonePortsCorpo…

RT @CEBELresearch: Great work led by Daniele Cagnazzi @MERCresearch in collaboration with @GuidoJParra @CEBELresearch @FlindersMarine showi…

Geographic and temporal variation in persistent pollutants in Australian humpback and snubfin #dolphins. - https://t.co/O2z7Pa1sE2 #ScholarAlerts

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