Chemical Analyses of Organs from Lead-Poisoned Canada Geese

Frederick E. W. Adler

Journal of Wildlife Management · 1944 · 24 citations · 0 references

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Abstract

A quantitative study of the concentrations of lead in various organs of lead-poisoned geese was carried out to help understand the disease better and to establish a method of diagnosing doubtful cases. The authors conclude that the best organ to use in aiding diagnosis is the liver.