Chemical Pollutants Disrupt Reproduction Rn Anemonefish

Endocrine disrupting chemicals—which interfere with how the body's hormones work—can obstruct normal reproduction in animals. Bisphenol A and 17a-Ethinylestradiol (EE2) are two common chemicals of this nature. BPA is an ...
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The sex of clownfish depends on environmental clues, allowing researchers to study how environmental chemicals affect their reproduction. Credit: Ed Clint. Unfortunately, marine pollution is becoming more common and there is growing concern about the ...
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- Anemonefish reproduction affected by chemical pollutants
The study raises concerns over the huge negative impact of the chemical pollution happening across the world with the study showing how chemicals can affect the reproduction in common anemonefish Amphiprion ocellaris. The endocrine disrupting chemicals can ...
from: The Grundy Register