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effectiveness of action to reduce exposure of free-ranging california condors in arizona and utah to lead from spent ammunition.california condors (gymnogyps californianus) released into the wild in arizona ranged widely in arizona and utah. previous studies have shown that the blood lead concentrations of many of the birds rise because of ingestion of spent lead ammunition. condors were routinely recaptured and treated to reduce their lead levels as necessary but, even so, several died from lead poisoning. we used tracking data from vhf and satellite tags, together with the results of routine testing of blood lead conce ...200819107211
lead poisoning and the reintroduction of the california condor in northern arizona.since 1996, the peregrine fund has released california condors (gymnogyps californianus) in the grand canyon region of northern arizona with the goal of establishing a self-sustaining population, disjunct from other released populations in california and baja california. a free-ranging population of more than 60 individuals now ranges within northern arizona and southern utah and has produced 9 wild young. the most frequent cause of death is lead poisoning from the ingestion of lead bullet fragm ...200919673462
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