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by Anna Wielgopolan
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Eurasian lowest Hg bittern Mallard Little significant omnivorous pintail Gadwall Common bittern highest goose insectivorous Greylag trophic hoopoe higher Northern

concentrations in the feathers of birds from FIW ranged from 0 . 005 ± 0 . 002 ? g g ? 1 d . w . ( ) to 0 . 380 ± 0 . 047 ? g g ? 1 d . w . ( ) . In general , the average Hg concentration in the feathers from the to value was as follows : Greylag goose > ? ? > ? > Common hoopoe . There was a difference between these species . The Greylag goose had significantly Hg levels in their feathers than did the other species . Differences in Hg concentrations in feathers were also tested according to the level according to the dietary habits of the birds : omnivorous , piscivorous , and . The mean Hg concentrations in these three trophic levels decreased in the following order : > piscivorous > insectivorous .

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