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Question 1

What is the difference between Planetary Health and One Health?

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Question 2

How does climate change affect ocean circulation systems?

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Question 3

What is blue food, and what are its benefits?

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Question 4

What are the risks of blue food contamination?

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Question 5

What is bioaccumulation, and how does it differ from biomagnification?

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Question 6

How do climate change and pollution affect food security?

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Question 7

What are the key pollutants in marine ecotoxicology, and how do they behave?

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Question 8

How are pollutants affecting Arctic wildlife and human communities?
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Question 9

What is heat failure in ectotherms, and how does it relate to marine life?

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Question 10

What challenges does the intersection of climate change, pollution, and blue growth present?

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Question 11

What role does marine ecotoxicology play in studying ecosystem health?

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Question 12

What is the Greenland Pump, and why is it important?

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Question 13

How does global warming exacerbate the mercury problem in marine ecosystems?

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Question 14

How do marine animals excrete mercury and other contaminants?

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Question 15

What is the impact of pollutants like mercury and PCBs on Inuit populations?

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Question 16

How do PCBs and PFAS persist in marine ecosystems, and what are their health risks?

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Question 17

How does DDT affect bird populations?

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Question 18

What is the difference between altricial and precocial development, and how does it affect contaminant exposure?

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Question 19

What are ecotoxicology and marine ecotoxicology?

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Question 20

Define Planetary Health and One Health.

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Question 21

What is the Greenland Pump and its significance?

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Question 22

How do Arctic and marine animals excrete mercury, and why are some better at it than others?

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Question 23

Describe the connection between Inuit populations consuming Arctic animals and exposure to pollutants.

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Question 24

What are PCBs and PFAS, and what is their significance in ecotoxicology?

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Question 25

Is it correct that PCBs are lipophilic and PFAS are hydrophilic?

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Question 26

How are pollutants like PCBs and PFAS passed on through breastfeeding?

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Question 27

What is the connection between being altricial or precocial and exposure to pollutants?

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Question 28

How does the hooded seal exemplify precocial development in relation to pollutant exposure?

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Question 29

How does growth rate and milk consumption affect concentrations of PCBs and PFAS in young animals?

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Question 30

Why are lipophilic pollutants significant in milk, and how do proteophilic pollutants differ when consuming meat?

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Question 31

How does being altricial or precocial relate to ecotoxicology?

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Question 32

Summarize the importance of understanding species development (altricial vs. precocial) in managing pollutant risks.

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