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Effects of Pollution on Fish,es such as herbicides and insecticides also reach aqueous habitats by terrestrial run-off. They tend to bioaccumulate in the food web and are found in fish and mammals used for human consumption. Crude oil contamination from ship wrecks or oil platform disasters add to accidental spills and seepage