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STP Published: 1990

STP1124-EB

Aquatic Toxicology and Risk Assessment: Fourteenth Volume

Editor(s): Monte A. Mayes, Mace G. Barron

Evolving concepts and perspectives in aquatic toxicology and hazard assessment. Topics covered:

• Organ System Toxicology and Biomarkers

• Risk Assessment and Complex Mixtures

• The Animal Welfare Act

• Toxicant Reduction Strategies

• Carcinogenesis

• Bioconcentration

• Toxicity Evaluation

• Sediment Toxicity Assessment

Table of Contents

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MA Mayes, MG Barron

The Animal Welfare Act: Implication and Predictions in Lower Vertebrate Research

KR Olson, RL Crawford, WH Gingerich, RD Meyerhoff, JG Miller

Indices of Oxidative Stress as Biomarkers for Environmental Contamination

RT Di Giulio

Estimation of Exposure and Resulting Mortality of Aquatic Biota Following Spills of Toxic Substances Using a Numerical Model

DP French

An Ecological Impact Assessment Framework for Decision-Making Related to Sediment Quality

EA Power, KR Munkittrick, PM Chapman

Decreased Effluent Toxicity in the Japanese Medaka, , Embryo-Larval Assay Following Initiation of a Toxicant Reduction Strategy

KR Cooper, L McGeorge

Factors Affecting Toxicity Identification Evaluation: The Role of Source Water Used in Industrial Processes

KM Jop, RB Foster, AM Askew

Studies on the Carcinogenic Effects of Benzo( )pyrene and 7, 12-Dimethylbenz ( )anthracene on the Sheepshead Minnow ( )

WE Hawkins, WW Walker, TF Lytle, JS Lytle, RM Overstreet

Modeling the Joint Toxicity of Xenobiotics to Aquatic Organisms: Basic Concepts and Approaches

SJ Broderius

Experimental Techniques for Pharmacokinetic Data Collection in Free-Swimming Fish

KM Kleinow

Experimental Design for Pharmacokinetic Data Analysis Using Compartmental Pharmacokinetic Models

IR Schultz, WL Hayton

Scaling Bioconcentration and Pharmacokinetic Parameters for Body Size and Environmental Variables in Fish

WL Hayton, IR Schultz

Bioaccumulation of Organic Micropollutants in Different Aquatic Organisms: Sublethal Toxic Effects on Fish

R van der Oost, H Heida, A Opperhuizen, NPE Vermeulen

Toxicant Body Residues: Implications for Aquatic Bioassays with Some Organic Chemicals

LS McCarty

Evaluation of Acute and Chronic Toxicity Tests with Larval Striped Bass

R Fujimura, B Finlayson, G Chapman

The Role of Biomonitoring in Measuring the Success of Reclamation at a Hazardous Waste Site

KW Fucik, J Herron, D Fink

The Fish Gill: A Sensitive Target for Waterborne Pollutants

DJ Laurén

The Use of Fish Physiology Literature for Predicting Fish Acute Toxicity Syndromes

GJ Niemi, SP Bradbury, JM McKim

Effect of Variation in Sediment Composition on the Uptake Rate Coefficient for Selected PCB and PAH Congeners by the Amphipod, sp.

PF Landrum, WR Faust

A Sublethal Sediment Toxicity Test Using Juvenile sp. (Polychaeta: Nereidae)

DM Johns, RA Pastorok, TC Ginn

Modeling the Reduction of Sediment-Bound Toxics by Detention Basins

DR Felstul, JM Montgomery

Distribution of Polychlorinated Terphenyls in Tributaries of the Southern Chesapeake Bay

RC Hale, J Greaves, GG Vadas, E Harvey, K Gallagher

Characterization of Reference III for Marine Toxicological Studies

GB Collins, DA Bengtson, JC Moore

Performance Evaluation of Sperm Cell Toxicity Test Using the Sea Urchin,

D Nacci, P Comeleo, E Petrocelli, A Kuhn-Hines, G Modica, G Morrison

Prediction of Plant Heavy Metal Uptake

BL Folsom, MH Houck

Mechanism of Selective Toxicity of Diazinon to Killifish ( ) and Loach ( )

HS Oh, SK Lee, Y-H Kim, JK Roh

Interlaboratory Comparison of the Early Life-Stage Toxicity Test Using Sheepshead Minnows ( )

DJ Hansen, GM Cripe

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Details

Pages: 388

DOI: 10.1520/STP1124-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5176-5

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-1425-8