Pollution, specifically heavy metal pollution, in various bodies of water has been a significant
issue for decades. Research has been conducted on heavy metals and their effects on the …

Among the most significant pollution concerns are heavy metals. The aquatic ecology and
aquatic organisms are seriously threatened by heavy metals because of their non …

The most harmful aspect of water pollution is the presence of heavy metals, which are
substances that cannot be removed from the body by metabolic processes and have the …

Heavy metal contamination of aquatic ecosystem has long been recognized as a serious
problem. Heavy metal contamination may have lethal effect on ecological balance of …

Fish is a rich source of nutrients, however, its nutritional value may be affected by the
environment in which it exists. The threat of toxic and trace metals in the environment is …

Fish is a high-nutrient food; nevertheless, its nutritional value may be influenced by the
habitat in which it lives. In the modernization era, pollution has deteriorated the wealth and …

Heavy metals have a high density that is harmful even in low quantity. These metals enter
aquatic habitats through various sources, home effluents, including industrial waste …

The spread of pollutants, including heavy metals, in water resources, has negatively affected
many marine and freshwater ecosystems and, consequently, their habitats, especially fish …

Heavy metal pollution in the marine environment has been realized and developed to an
important environmental problem since the 1950's. In the polluted areas, marine organisms …

The pollution by heavy metals poses a serious threat to the aquatic environment and to the
organisms if the concentration of heavy metals in the environment exceeds the safe limits …