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I.O. Obaroh

Department of Animal and Environmental Science, Kebbi State University of Science and Technology Aliero, Kebbi State, Nigeria

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  • Research Article   
    Effect of Electromagnetic Radiation, Telecommunication Mast on Clarias gariepinus
    Author(s): S. M. Idris*, I.O. Obaroh, D. D. Attah, Sagir R, I. Ibrahim and A. Abubakar

    Telecommunication masts, also known as cell towers or base stations, are structures that emit electromagnetic radiation to facilitate wireless communication. These masts play a crucial role in modern telecommunications infrastructure, enabling the transmission and reception of signals for mobile phones, internet connectivity and other wireless devices. This study is to evaluate the effects of electromagnetic radiation on behavior, growth and heamatological indices of Clarias gariepinus. A total of 90 juvenile Clarias gariepinus of approximately equal body weight of (6.66 g-6.96 g) were purchased from a private hatchery in Birnin Kebbi and were transported in a gerry can to the research location, Gwadangwaji village of Birnin Kebbi. A plastic tank of 50 liters were used. The fishes were divided into two groups of 15 with three re.. View More»

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