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VDI 4230 Blatt 3:2009-11

Biological procedures to determine effects of air pollutants (bioindication) - Biomonitoring with bird eggs as accumulative and reactive indicators

German title
Biologische Verfahren zur Erfassung der Wirkung von Luftverunreinigungen (Bioindikation) - Passives Biomonitoring mit Vogeleiern als Akkumulations- und Reaktionsindikatoren
Publication date
2009-11
Original language
German, English
Pages
49

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Short description
Bird eggs have proved to be a suitable matrix for the bioindication of environmental chemicals in terrestrial, limnic and marine habitats and currently play a central role in the following application areas. In addition to other parameters (see Section 2), the application area is an important criterion for the selection of suitable bird species.
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