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STUDY SAYS POLLUTN MAK BIRDS GAY
As the level of mercury exposure creased, so did the gree and persistence of homosexual pairg.
Mal that engaged homosexual pargs were also ls likely to swch partners om year to year, which Frerick says ibis tend to do if they have been unsuccsful matg durg their first breedg season. Frerick is ncerned that "people will read this and immediately jump to the ncln that humans eatg mercury are gog to be gay.