Abstract
Heavy metal concentrations in 6 terrestrial slug species (Deroceras reticulatum, D. caruanae, Arionater, A. hortensis, A. subfuscus and Milax budapestensis) inhabiting a disused Pb/Zn mine site were measured by atomic absorption spectrophotometry. Relationships between dry weight: metal content and dry weight: metal concentration, respectively, were investigated by regression analysis before and after log transformation.