A Review of heavy metals in water, sediment and living organisms in the Black Sea

Karadeniz, farklı kaynaklardan gelen, doğrudan ve dolaylı deşarj edilen kirleticiler tarafından oldukca fazla etkilenmektedir. Çok sayıda ülkenin sanayi ve evsel nitelikli atıksuların boşaltılması sonucu Karadeniz’de ekotoksikolojik etkiler oluşmaktaktadır. Ağır metaller, toksik maddeler olup besin zincirinde artan konsantrasyonda birikmektedir. Bu derlemede, Karadeniz’de su kolonunda, sedimentte ve canlı organizmalarda ağır metal düzeyleri incelenmiştir.

Karadeniz'de su, sediment ve canlı organizmalardaki Ağır metal düzeyleri

Black Sea waters remain heavily impacted by a number of pollutants originating from different sources such as direct and indirect discharge of land based pollutants, sewage etc. The Black Sea environment is highly contaminated in many urban and industrialized areas of the many countries, resulting in severe ecotoxicological impacts. Heavy metals are toxic substances that accumulate in food chains with the increasing concentrations. In this review, heavy metal pollution in water column and sediment, with regard to aquatic organisms living in the Black Sea has been evaluated.

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  • ISSN: 1303-2712
  • Başlangıç: 2015
  • Yayıncı: Su Ürünleri Merkez Araştırma Enstitüsü - Trabzon
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