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Effects of acute exposure to cadmium (II) chloride and lead (II) chloride on the haematological profile of Oreochromis aureus (Steindachner)
1. Oreochromis aureus (Steindachner) was exposed to two concentrations of lead and cadmium for 24 hr and 1 week to assess the effects of these pollutants on haematological parameters.
2. Plasma osmolality was found to be the most sensitive blood parameter, affected before other parameters changed.
3. Cadmium appears to be more toxic to O. aureus than lead, having an adverse effect on blood parameters earlier than lead.
4. In the earlier stages of toxicity cadmium appears to have a more pronounced effect on haemoglobin concentration than lead.
5. Cadmium does not depress erythrocyte counts but lead does.