Acute toxicity of ingested bismuth alloy shot in game-farm mallards

Author(s)

Sanderson, Glen C., William L. Anderson, George L. Foley, Loretta M. Skowron, Jeffrey D. Brawn and James W. Seets

Year

Wed, 01/01/1997 - 12:00

Article Title

Acute toxicity of ingested bismuth alloy shot in game-farm mallards

Volume

Pages

185-215

Start Page Number

185

Final Page

215

Review

Datapoints

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Species: Mallard duck (Anas platyrhynchos)
Chemical	Toxicity Endpoint Type	Endpoint Description	Endpoint Value	Sample Size	Life Cycle Stage	Study Duration	Type
BISMUTH COMPOUNDS, IRON COMPOUNDS	TOX-MORT - dose-response data	mortality versus controls	no effect	20 males, 20 females per group	Adult	30 d	Toxicity Factor Datasets
BISMUTH COMPOUNDS, IRON COMPOUNDS	TOX-Non-Repro-Sublethal - whole animal	body weight, organ weights (liver, kidney, gonads, gizzard) or hematocrit versus controls	no effect	20 males, 20 females per group	Adult	30 d	Toxicity Factor Datasets
BISMUTH COMPOUNDS, IRON COMPOUNDS	TOX-EXP IND - accumulation	mean(SE) wet wt Bi concentration in organs of Bi-treated birds	6.86(0.99) ppm, kidneys; 2.23(0.492) ppm, liver; 0.468(0.277) ppm, gonads	20 males, 20 females per group	Adult	30 d	Toxicity Factor Datasets
BISMUTH COMPOUNDS, IRON COMPOUNDS	TOX-EXP IND - accumulation	mean(SE) wet wt Fe concentration in organs of Fe-treated birds	145(6.0) ppm, kidneys; 1086(72) ppm, liver; 32.1(6.3) ppm, gonads	20 males, 20 females per group	Adult	30 d	Toxicity Factor Datasets
BISMUTH COMPOUNDS, IRON COMPOUNDS	TOX-Non-Repro-Sublethal - cellular/biochemical effects	histopathological lesions in gonads, liver, kidneys versus controls	no effect	20 males, 20 females per group	Adult	30 d	Toxicity Factor Datasets

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