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Trophic-level dependent concentrations of forever chemicals in insects of pristine areas are linked to morphological changes

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By Patrick Krapf, Wolfgang Moche, Florian Steiner, Veronika Rosa Hierlmeier-Hackl, Sabrina Gurten, Carolin Margit Strutzmann, Valentin Titus Schlenz, Timotheus Kopf, Korbinian Peter Freier, Birgit Christiane Schlick-Steiner
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Abstract Persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic chemicals (PBTs) are notoriously harmful, but their impact on insects in remote areas remains insufficiently explored. We investigate effects of PBTs on insects at remote high elevations in the European Alps, using herbivorous bumblebees, omnivorous ants, and necrophagous beetles – species of three trophic levels.
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