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Analysis reveals thorium accumulation in animal tissues, highlighting diet as a key exposure pathway.
A critical analysis of information on the parameters of thorium isotope transfer to animal organs and tissues is presented. Isotopic differences between Th, Th and Th are noted. It is shown that the greatest amounts of thorium are accumulated in the bone tissue of animals, and the minimum amount in muscles. It is noted that contamination of animal diet with soil is an important pathway of Th intake into animal organism. For wild animals, the highest transfer coefficients were observed for reptiles, and the lowest for mammals.
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