File:Plombémies induite par venaison mangée par 8 porcs Hunt 2009 lead venison.jpg
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Français : Adaptation (traduction en Français) d'un graphique de présentation des résultats d'une expérience conduite spar Hunt & al (2009) : ici le graphique présente les concentrations moyennes de plomb (μg / dL) dans le sang de quatre porcs nourris de Venaison (provenant de Cerf de Virginie) contenant des fragments radiographiquement denses (en orange), comparées aux plombémies de quatre porcs témoins nourris avec la même viande, mais dont les morceaux ont été choisis sans fragments visibles à la radio (en noir : aucun Fragment). Les aliments ont été donnés aux jours 0 et 1, et l'observation de la plombémie a duré 9 jours. Les astérisques indiquent les jours où les moyennes différaient significativement entre les groupes témoins et témoins. Les cerfs ont été tués avec des balles de fusil à base de plomb standard et traités selon des procédures normales.
English: french adaptation (translation) of a graph : Mean (±SE) blood lead concentrations (µg/dL) in four pigs fed Venison (from Rifle-Killed Deer) containing radiographically dense fragments (Fragments) compared with four control pigs fed venison without visible fragments (No Fragments) on days 0 and 1. Asterisks indicate days when means differed significantly between test and control groups ; deer were killed with standard lead-based rifle bullets and processed under normal procedures. original figure with Creative Commons Attribution License, "which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited". |
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| Source | doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0005330 |
| Author | W. Grainger Hunt et al. |
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