Publications by authors named "James M Pay"

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Corrigendum to "Lead exposure and source attribution for a mammalian scavenger before and after a culling program" [Sci. Total Environ. 940 (2024) 173686].
Evie M Jones, Myra E Finkelstein, Amelia J Koch, James M Pay, Menna E Jones

Sci Total Environ· November 2024

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Lead poisoning of raptors: state of the science and cross-discipline mitigation options for a global problem.
Todd E Katzner, Deborah J Pain, Michael McTee, Leland Brown, Sandra Cuadros, James M Pay

Biol Rev Camb Philos Soc· October 2024

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Lead exposure and source attribution for a mammalian scavenger before and after a culling program.
Evie M Jones, Amelia J Koch, James M Pay, Menna E Jones, Rodrigo K Hamede

Sci Total Environ· August 2024

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Lead exposure of mainland Australia's top avian predator.
Jordan O Hampton, Michael T Lohr, Aaron J Specht, Damien Nzabanita, Jasmin Hufschmid, James M Pay

Environ Pollut· September 2023

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Portable X-ray fluorescence for bone lead measurements of Australian eagles.
Jordan O Hampton, Aaron J Specht, James M Pay, Mark A Pokras, Andrew J Bengsen

Sci Total Environ· October 2021

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Endangered Australian top predator is frequently exposed to anticoagulant rodenticides.
James M Pay, Todd E Katzner, Clare E Hawkins, Leon A Barmuta, William E Brown

Sci Total Environ· September 2021

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High Frequency of Lead Exposure in the Population of an Endangered Australian Top Predator, the Tasmanian Wedge-Tailed Eagle (Aquila audax fleayi).
James M Pay, Todd E Katzner, Clare E Hawkins, Amelia J Koch, Jason M Wiersma

Environ Toxicol Chem· January 2021

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