Aquatic Toxicology and Environmental Fate: Eleventh Volume

STP Published: 1989

STP1007-EB

Aquatic Toxicology and Environmental Fate: Eleventh Volume

Editor(s): Glenn W. Suter II, Michael A. Lewis

STP 1007 marks the beginning of the second decade of aquatic toxicology as a mature science. Papers address: Large scale cumulative effects of multiple pollution sources on regional communities and populations; effects of spills, storm runoff, and other non routine exposures with complex temporal dynamics; effects of variation in organism condition on susceptibility; predicting effects of new chemicals whose mode of action is unknown; cumulative effects of pollution, harvesting, modifications of the physical environment, and natural stochastic processes; and balancing risks and benefits of different levels of testing, monitoring, and waste treatment.

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GW Suter, MA Lewis

Silver Transport and Impact in Estuarine and Marine Systems

JG Sanders, GR Abbe

Experimental Freshwater Microcosm Biodegradability Study of Butyl Benzyl Phthalate

WJ Adams, WJ Renaudette, JD Doi, MG Stepro, MW Tucker, RA Kimerle, BB Franklin, JV Nabholz

Response of Aquatic Microbial Communities to Surfactants

RM Ventullo, MA Lewis, RJ Larson

Bacterial Adaptation to Chlorobenzoate Contamination in the Niagara Region Investigated by DNA:DNA Colony Hybridization

RR Fulthorpe, NA Straus, RC Wyndham

Effect of the Mud-Water Interface on the Chemical Life of Lakes

UM Cowgill

Dredged Material Plume Dispersal in Central Long Island Sound

WR Munns, JF Paul

Toxicity of Percolate from Decontaminated Pesticide-Contaminated Soils

DA Graves, JW Foltz, JJ Colcolough, PM Horton

Application of a Risk Assessment Framework for Marine Disposal of Sewage Sludge at Midshelf and Offshelf Sites

JA Nocito, HA Walker, JF Paul, CA Menzie

Use of Fractionation and Chemical Analysis Schemes for Plant Effluent Toxicity Evaluations

J Doi, DR Grothe

Long-Term Multispecies Toxicity and Effluent Fractionation Study at a Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant

WL Goodfellow, WL McCulloch, JA Botts, AG McDearmon, DF Bishop

Case Study of a Marine Discharge: Comparison of Effluent and Receiving Water Toxicity

SC Schimmel, GB Thursby, MA Heber, MJ Chammas

Comparison of Estimates of Effects of a Complex Effluent at Differing Levels of Biological Organization

JR Pratt, J Mitchell, R Ayers, J Cairns

Evaluation of Lethal Levels, Release Criteria, and Water Quality Objectives for an Acid-Mine Waste

BJ Finlayson, DC Wilson

Yearly Chronic Toxicity Comparisons of Stream Sediments and Waters

A Westerman

Performance and Validation of an On-Line Fish Ventilatory Early Warning System

D Gruber, J Diamond, D Johnson

Using Single-Species and Whole Ecosystem Tests to Characterize the Toxicity of a Sewage Treatment Plant Effluent

JB Frithsen, C Oviatt, D Nacci, CJ Strobel, R Walsh

Studies on Ameliorating the Effects of an Acidic River on the Atlantic Salmon

HC Freeman, GB Sangalang, L Sperry

Topics on Expressing and Predicting Results of Life-Cycle Tests

CE Stephan

Evaluation of the Intrinsic Rate of Increase as an Endpoint for Chronic Tests

MT Barbour, CG Graves, WL McCulloch

Inferring Population-Level Significance from Individual-Level Effects: An Extrapolation from Fisheries Science to Ecotoxicology

LW Barnthouse, GW Suter, AE Rosen

Head-to-Head Comparison of SAS and ASTM-Proposed Probit Computer Programs

JF Bromaghin, RM Engeman

Comparison of Several Computer Programs for Probit Analysis of Dose-Related Mortality Data

MH Roberts

Effects of Withdrawals on Tests Involving Censored Data in Toxicology Experiments

D Groggel, R Schaefer, J Skillings

Sensitivity and Uncertainty Analyses for Use with Chemical Fate and Transport Models

CA Staples, JL Sebaugh

Utility of the Standardized Aquatic Microcosm as a Standard Method for Ecotoxicological Evaluation

WG Landis, NA Chester, MV Haley, DW Johnson, WT Muse, RM Tauber

Results of Interlaboratory Testing of the Standardized Aquatic Microcosm Protocol

FB Taub, AC Kindig, LL Conquest, JP Meador

Prediction of EC Values from Rat Oral LD and Structural Parameters

K Enslein, TM Tuzzeo, BW Blake, JB Hart, WG Landis

Structure-Toxicity Relationships of Para-Position Alkyl- and Halogen-Substituted Monoaromatic Compounds

TW Schultz, M Cajina-Quezada, M Chang, DT Lin, R Jain

Predictability of Unusually High Acute Toxicity to of 1,4-Di-Substituted Benzene Derivatives

KLE Kaiser, KM Gough

Use of Aquatic Lethality Tests to Estimate Safe Toxicant Concentrations for Initial Ecological Risk Assessments

GW Holcombe, GL Phipps, GD Veith

An Approach for Development of Structure-Biodegradation Relationships of Organic Chemicals

GJ Niemi, GD Veith

A Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship Study of Overton's Data on the Narcosis and Toxicity of Organic Compounds to the Tadpole,

RL Lipnick

Acute Lethal Toxicity Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships for Electrophiles and Pro-Electrophiles: Mechanistic and Toxicokinetic Principles

DW Roberts

New Cost-Effective, Computerized Approachesto Selecting Chemicals for Priority Testing Consideration

JD Walker, RH Brink

Interspecific and Geographical Variation of the Chromium Sensitivity of Algae

GF Riedel

An Submitochondrial Bioassay for Predicting Acute Toxicity in Fish

GA Blondin, LM Knobeloch, HW Read, JM Harkin

An Apparatus for Exposing Estuarine Aquatic Organisms to Toxicants in Constant and Fluctuating Salinity Regimes

RA Voyer, JC Sinnett, G Modica

Errors in the Use of the Accelerated Bioconcentration Test

GR Stehly, WL Hayton

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MA Lewis, GW Suter

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Pages: 610

DOI: 10.1520/STP1007-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5027-0

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-1180-6