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• W2079207669 abstract "The need for sentinel organisms reflecting small-scale changes in heavy metal pollution of different habitats has been previously stated and the role of terrestrial mammalian parasites has been pointed out as an important field of research aiming at the potential use of parasitic models as bioindicators. The scope of the present study was to assess the concentration of some toxic (Cd, Pb, As and Hg) elements in Dunas de Mira (Natura 2000 PTCON055) while testing the model constituted by the wild rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus Linnaeus, 1758) and its intestinal cestode parasite Mosgovoyia ctenoides Railliet, 1890 as potential bioindicators. Wild rabbits were harvested by hunters and analysed for intestinal cestodes. Samples of kidney, liver, intestinal mucosa, muscle of host and also M. ctenoides were taken and deep-frozen for posterior element analysis by ICP-MS. In general, levels of contamination in rabbit tissues were found to be low although some of the elements were detected in higher quantities when compared to other previous reports for wildlife in Europe. The highest quantity of Pb was found in rabbit muscle (3.81 ppm) while highest Cd and Hg values were found in kidney (1.02 and 0.08 ppm). Significant linear relationships were found between Pb concentration in the parasite and Pb concentration in kidney (P=0.0047), muscle (P=0.0002) and intestinal mucosa (P=0.0181) and between As concentration in the parasite and As concentration in liver (P=0.0024), kidney (P=0.0010), muscle (P=0.0003) and intestinal mucosa (P=0.0047). The most significant relationships for Pb and As were detected between element concentration in the cestode and in host muscle. However, maximum Pb and As concentrations in M. ctenoides were only twice as high as those found for rabbit kidney and therefore it is not possible to confirm the role of the model O. cuniculus/M. ctenoides as a promising bioindicator system unlike other mammalian host/cestode models tested in other studies. The contrasting results might be due to differences in the absorption processes in the tegument of different cestode families. Furthermore, the large size of the cestodes used in the present study might also explain the relatively low element concentration values obtained." @default.
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