Description
This book delves into the acute toxicity of copper on the freshwater bivalve Lamellidens jenkinsianus obesa, providing valuable insights into its environmental implications. The study evaluates the lethal concentration (LC50) of copper over 24 to 96 hours, examining the behavioral and physiological changes in the species. The findings contribute to our understanding of copper's toxic effects, offering a foundation for future research on metal toxicity in aquatic ecosystems, particularly in the Barak Valley region. This work is crucial for researchers, environmental scientists, and policymakers addressing aquatic pollution and its impact on local species.
