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Mercury (Hg), and specifically methylmercury (MeHg), is a contaminant of global concern to humans and wildlife, but there is still limited understanding of its effects on many taxa. Amphibians are closely associated with water, where Hg is converted to MeHg, and high concentrations of MeHg can reduce survival of amphibians in the wild. However, limited non-lethal proxies exist for estimating MeHg bioaccumulation in amphibian l...
Quantifying Background Magnetic Fields at Marine Energy Sites: Challenges and RecommendationsOA Marine
Unknowns around the environmental effects of marine renewable energy have slowed the deployment of this emerging technology worldwide. Established testing methods are necessary to safely permit and develop marine energy devices. Magnetic fields are one potential cause of environmental effects and are created when electricity is generated and transmitted to shore. Further, the existing variation of the background magnetic field...
Does elevated testosterone result in increased exposure and transmission of parasites?NARA Subscribed
Male‐biased infection is a common phenomenon in vertebrate‐parasite systems and male‐biased transmission has been experimentally demonstrated. One mechanism that is hypothesized to create male‐biased transmission is the immuno‐suppressive effect of testosterone because it increases susceptibility to infection. Testosterone also influences host behaviour and, consequently, may increase exposure to parasites. To test how testost...
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