Monitoring of Game and Fish (MLZ)
In 1995, for the first time, monitoring of xenobiotics presence in
fish and wild animal organisms was carried out in the selected areas
of different Slovak regions. Partial system MSK focuses on the monitoring
of contaminants and their penetration into organisms of wild animals and
fish, as fish serve as a natural water quality bioindicator and form a
part of human diet. Excessive values of risk elements were recorded in
Košice region (Košice – surrounding area, Trebišov, Spišská Nová Ves) and
Prešov region (Bardejov and Humenné). Most frequently recorded excessive
values were those of cadmium, mercury, lead and copper.
Limit values of selected risk elements in organs of game (in mg per
kg)
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Risk elements
|
| Organs of game |
As
|
Cd
|
Cr
|
Cu
|
Hg
|
Ni
|
Pb
|
| Muscle |
0.2
|
0.1
|
0.5
|
5.0
|
0.05
|
0.5
|
1.0
|
| Liver |
|
0.5
|
0.5
|
|
0.1
|
|
0.4
|
Source: ŠVS SR
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Number of analyses and analyses exceeding limit values
in the organs of the game and fishes according to districts of SR
Source: VÚP Bratislava
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Number of analyses and analyses exceeding limit values
in the organs of the “small game” in the Slovak Republic (1995)
Source: VÚP Bratislava
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Number of analyses exceeding limit values of selected
risk elements in the organs of “small game” in the Slovak Republic (1995)
Source: VÚP Bratislava
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Number of analyses and analyses exceeding limit values
of risk elements in the organs of predators monitored in the Slovak Republic
(1995)
Source: VÚP Bratislava
|
|
Number of analyses and analyses exceeding limit values
of risk elements in the organs of the cloven-footed game monitored in the
SR (1995)
Source: VÚP Bratislava
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Number of analyses exceeding limit values of selected
risk elements in the organs of predators monitored in the SR (1995)
Source: VÚP Bratislava
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Number of analyses exceeding limit values of selected
risk elements in the organs of cloven-footed game monitored in the SR (1995)
Source: VÚP Bratislava
|
Number of analyses and analyses exceeding limit values
of risk elements in the organs of fishes monitored in the SR (1995)
Source: VÚP Bratislava
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