On behalf of my colleagues S Bengtson Nash, A Gautam, H Bender, B J. Pitcher,
H McCallum, and C Doyle we are pleased to share our publication "Persistent 
organic pollutants and trace elements detected in New Zealand fur seals 
(long-nosed fur seal; Arctocephalus forsteri) from New South Wales, Australia, 
between 1998 and 2019"

Highlights:

  *   New Zealand fur seals (Arctocephalus forsteri) are vulnerable to 
environmental chemical pollution.
  *   POPs and trace elements were analyzed in liver samples to identify 
pollution baseline of seals.
  *   Adult males have highest burden of pollutants with possible significant 
health effects.
  *   Priority chemicals for ongoing monitoring are identified to assess future 
changes in exposome.
  *   Comprehensive health studies are required to effectively interpret 
chemical pollution impacts.

The full publication can be accessed at the following link: 
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969723047125?via%3Dihub

Best regards,

Jane Hall BSc, GDSc (Biomedical), CF
Wildlife Health Project Officer
Australian Registry of Wildlife Health
Taronga Conservation Society Australia
Cammeraygal Country
P 02 9978 4788
E jh...@zoo.nsw.gov.au

PhD Candidate
Griffith University
Centre for Planetary Health and Food Security
School of Environment and Science

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