oad
pe. BILLINGS:
I wonder if there is any correlation
abbdits cat it
there so that it gets in the plants and the jact:
and, therefore, they concentrate the icdine.
DR. HUNGATE:
Actually, if you had a rainfall thore,
you would probably have a low valus because the rainfall would
tend to take it to the ground rather than have it setile on the
folinze.
This is probably edsorbed on the surfaces because the
time rate of goinz to ground and then going into the plant -- you
would have a tendency for this to occur.
DR. BILLINGS:
In other words, it
is just dust landings
on the sagebrusn?
DR. HUNGATE:
DR. BILLINGS:
Nest probably.
Do you have 2 dow draft so that in the
winter --—
DR. HUNGATE:
DR. BILLINGS:
DR. FRENCH:
amounts of iodine,
too.
You have a lower insect -Inversion -- and in just taking it on out
On the sheep, you are feeding definite
What was your technique for measuring
the amount of activity there?
.
DR. HUNGATE:
The sheep were
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fed individual spiked
pellets, and this was so that you knew what they got, and then
counting of the thyroid gland was done with ea standard geometry
3-probe counter, counting from threes directions,
centering the
animal in a certain direction and getting this 3-probe counting
of the thyroid,
It was external monitoring.