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The unusual metal status of the dugong Dugon dugon

G. Denton, H. Marsh, G. Heinsohn, C. Burdon-jones
Environmental Science
1 September 1980

Using atomic absorption spectroscopy, exceptionally high concentrations of iron and zinc were detected in the livers of Dugong dugon (Müller) from north Queensland compared with reported values for other marine mammals from other areas of the world.

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Trace metals in fish from the Great Barrier Reef

G. Denton, C. Burdon-jones
Environmental Science
1 May 1986

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Trace metals in corals from the Great Barrier Reef

G. Denton, C. Burdon-jones
Environmental Science
1 May 1986

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The feeding mechanism of Balanoglossus gigas

C. Burdon-jones
Biology
12 December 1962

A coleta de material alimentar por this enorme enteropneusto efetua-se por meio of uma combinacao de tomada de alimento por engolimento e de movimento ciliar.

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Trace metals in algae from the Great Barrier Reef

G. Denton, C. Burdon-jones
Environmental Science
1 March 1986

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Environmental Effects on Toxicity of Heavy Metals to Two Species of Tropical Marine Fish from Northern Australia

G. Denton, C. Burdon-jones
Environmental Science
1 May 1986

Both adult and juvenile glass perch exhibited similar tolerances towards mercury, copper and lead although juveniles seemed marginally moresensitive to zinc and considerably more sensitive to cadmium and nickel.

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Regional and seasonal variations of trace metals in tropical phaeophyceae from North Queensland

C. Burdon-jones, G. Denton, G. Jones, K. McPhie
Environmental Science
1 July 1982

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The Influence of Temperature and Salinity Upon the Acute Toxicity of Heavy Metals to the Banana Prawn (Penaeus merguiensis de Man)

G. Denton, C. Burdon-jones
Environmental Science
1 February 1982

Abstract Bioassays were conducted to determine the effects of temperature and salinity on the acute toxicity of mercury, copper, cadmium, zinc, nickel and lead to juvenile banana prawns (Penaeus…

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Observations on the spawning behaviour of Saccoglossus horsti Brambell & Goodhart, and of other Enteropneusta

C. Burdon-jones
Environmental Science
Journal of the Marine Biological Association of…
1 February 1951

The genital products of Saccoglossus horsti are discharged within the burrows and expelled after the tide has ebbed. They are not retained in the burrows for any length of time. Fertilization occurs…

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Influence of temperature and salinity on the uptake, distribution and depuration of mercury, cadmium and lead by the black-lip oyster Saccostrea echinata

G. Denton, C. Burdon-jones
Environmental Science
1 November 1981

Accumulation rates of cadmium and lead in the majority of tissues examined were significantly greater in lowsalinity water at both temperatures, and lead was lost the most rapidly from oyster tissues, followed by mercury and then Cadmium.

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