[Retracted] A Brief Review on Heavy Metal Bioaccumulation Studies from Red Sea

Table 4

Bioaccumulation of selenium and zinc reported from the Red Sea.

Species	Concentration	Unit	Author(s)	Year
Lethrinus	1	μg/g	Al-Ghanim et al. [12]	2015
Cetoscarus	1.6	μg/g	Al-Ghanim et al. [12]	2015
Plectorhynchus	1.81	μg/g	Al-Ghanim et al. [12]	2015
Epinephelus	3.3	μg/g	Al-Ghanim et al. [12]	2015
Plankton	179.18	μg/g dw	Saad and Fahmy [6]	1996
Bivalves	17.39	μg/g dw	El-Sikaily et al. [7]	2004
Abudefduf saxatilis	10.9	μg/g dw	Hilal and Ismail [8]	2008
Grouper	21.23	μg/g dw	Alturiqi and Albedair [9]	2012
Sardine	22.21	μg/g dw	Alturiqi and Albedair [9]	2012
Blackspot emperors	37.8	μg/g dw	Alturiqi and Albedair [9]	2012
Plectorhynchus	2.91	μg/g	Al-Ghanim et al. [12]	2015
Cetoscarus	3.87	μg/g	Al-Ghanim et al. [12]	2015
Epinephelus	5.2	μg/g	Al-Ghanim et al. [12]	2015
Lethrinus	5.42	μg/g	Al-Ghanim et al. [12]	2015
10 fish spp. (muscles)	3.0081	mg/g dw	Younis et al. [10]	2015
Penaeus	17.33	μg/g	El Gendy et al. [11]	2015
Penaeus semisulcatus	21.33	μg/g	Younis et al. [25]	2015
Gastropods	0.129	μg/g	Erving [16]	2017
Liptopenaeus vannamei	14.05	μg g^−1	Mortuza and Al-Misned [15]	2017
Lethrinus miniatus	1.495	μg g^−1	Bahhari et al. [14]	2017
Mugil cephalus	2.891	μg g^−1	Bahhari et al. [14]	2017