C. Oddsdóttir, E. Sturludóttir, Ó. Sigurðardóttir, Brynja Valgeirsdóttir, E. Eyjólfsdóttir, S. Björnsdóttir
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Accumulation of fluoride in Icelandic sheep and horses 2007-2019 and the effect of proximity to aluminium smelters
Environmental monitoring by aluminium smelters in Iceland has included fluoride analysis of sheep and horse mandibles. Statistical modelling was done retrospectively on fluoride analyses of sheep and horses from 2007 to 2019. Relationships between the fluoride concentration in bone tissue and the age and the regional origin of the animals were investigated, along with the effect of proximity to aluminium smelters. Furthermore, the development of fluoride accumulation in sheep mandibles through the years and pathological changes were explored. A positive correlation was found between age and fluoride concentration, with a decline after a certain age. Fluoride concentration was highest in areas with aluminium smelters, in sheep in the Southwest and East of Iceland and in horses in the Southwest. Fluoride concentration in lambs around a Southwest smelter decreased significantly during 2007-2014. Pathological changes compatible with fluorosis were seen in the tooth enamel of sheep from around the smelter, in connection with an accidental burst of emissions in August 2006. Keywords: Domestic animals, environmental monitoring, fluorosis, herbivores, Iceland, pathology
期刊介绍:
Icelandic Agricultural Sciences is published annually, or more frequently. The deadline for submitting manuscripts that are intended to appear within that year is September. The journal is in English and is refereed and distributed internationally. It publishes original articles and reviews written by researchers throughout the world on any aspect of applied life sciences that are relevant under boreal, alpine, arctic or subarctic conditions. Relevant subjects include e.g. any kind of environmental research, farming, breeding and diseases of plants and animals, hunting and fisheries, food science, forestry, soil conservation, ecology of managed and natural ecosystems, geothermal ecology, etc.