Island birds appear to accumulate significant amounts of lead from scavenging on hunted animal carcasses and the long-term effect of this poison at a sublethal level is not known although it alters the mineralization of their bones.
The long-term effect of this poison at a sublethal level is not known, although it alters the mineralization of their bones. Island birds appear to accumulate significant amounts of lead from scavenging on hunted animal carcasses.
Island birds appear to accumulate significant amounts of lead from scavenging on hunted animal carcasses. The long-term effect of this poison at a sublethal level is not known, although it alters the mineralization of their bones.
Island birds appear to accumulate significant amounts of lead from scavenging on hunted animal carcasses. The long-term effect of this poison at a sublethal level is not known, although it alters the mineralization of their bones.