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2. Ecotoxicology - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia The term ecotoxicology was coined by Truhaut in 1969, who defined it as the branch of toxicology concerned with the study of toxic effects, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecotoxicology

Ecotoxicology From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search The term ecotoxicology was coined by Truhaut in 1969, who defined it as "the branch of toxicology concerned with the study of toxic effects, caused by natural or synthetic pollutants, to the constituents of ecosystems , animal (including human), vegetable and microbial, in an integral context” (Truhaut, 1977). Ecotoxicology is alleged to be the integration of toxicology and ecology or, as Chapman (2002) suggested, “ecology in the presence of toxicants”. It aims to predict the effects upon natural populations, communities, or ecosystems - ‘the ecosystem’- of stressors, be they anthropogenic in origin or otherwise. It differs from Environmental Toxicology The publication in 1962 of Rachel Carson 's seminal volume, Silent Spring catalysed the separation of environmental toxicology - and, subsequently, ecotoxicology - from classical toxicology. The revolutionary element in Carson's work was her extrapolation from single-organism effects to effects at the whole ecosystem and the "balance of nature" (Bazerman et al, 2006). This systemic study is distinct from the anthropocentric nature of classical toxicology and ecotoxicology is, therefore, a far broader discipline incorporating aspects of ecology toxicology physiology molecular biology ... analytical chemistry and a wealth of other disciplines to study the effects of xenobiotics in an ecosystem . The ultimate goal of this approach is to be able to predict the effects of pollution so that, should a pollution incident occur, the most efficient and effective action to remediate the detrimental effects can be identified. In those ecosystems that are already impacted by pollution ecotoxicological studies can inform as to the best course of action to restore ecosystem services and functions efficiently and effectively.

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4. ScienceDirect - Ecotoxicology And Environmental Safety, Volume 70, Issue 1, Page Volume, Issue, Page, Clear all fields. About this Journal, ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety Copyright © 2007 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/01476513

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5. Ecotoxicology And Environmental Safety - Elsevier Scope includes biologic and toxic effects of chemical pollutants on animal, plant, or microbial ecosystems, biosphere entry and fate of chemicals, http://www.elsevier.com/locate/ecoenv

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7. Ecotoxicology This resource is an overview of ecotoxicology in Pest Management. It is both a basic guide to the subject and an information resource for scientists, http://www.pestmanagement.co.uk/expert/ecotox/index.shtml

Quick Jump News conferences courses job vacancies products Library acronyms contact directory current contents glossary history insect supplies quotes Expert biopesticides ecotoxicology microbials Links commercial databases government museums research societies software other links EXPERT ECOTOXICOLOGY what is it? definitions ... fungicides on the Web on the IPMRC Ecotoxicology Welcome to the IPMRC Ecotoxicology Page This resource is an overview of Ecotoxicology in Pest Management. It is both a basic guide to the subject and an information resource for scientists, policy makers and commercial companies on who is doing what, and where in Ecotoxicology. The page is being rapidly expanded and improved. If there is anything missing or if you have any ideas for improving the site then please contact me, Susan Dent, at sue@dentassociates.co.uk News Introduction What is Ecotoxicology? Ecotoxicology definitions Research Activity Expert profiles. Who, what, where? Literature - Journals, Contents pages of current issues of relevant journals Books - Reports - Conferences Courses in Ecotoxicology Ecotox-L. The ecotoxicology discussion list. Subscribe by sending email to

8. OEHHA Ecotoxicology The mission of the ecotoxicology Program within the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) is to advance the science and practice of http://www.oehha.org/ecotox.html

Skip to: Content Footer Accessibility Search: California This Site CA.GOV Home About OEHHA Biomonitoring ... Links Most Popular Links Art Hazards List Cal/Ecotox Database Decisions Pending and Opportunities for Public Participation Hot Spots ... Toxicity Criteria Database Listservs OEHHA Listserver Prop. 65 Listserver Contact OEHHA Help! Contact OEHHA Staff Ecotoxicology Resources CalEcotox Database California Watershed Assessment Manual Fact Sheets Impervious Surface Analysis ... Home Ecotoxicology Ecotoxicology The mission of the Ecotoxicology Program within the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) is to advance the science and practice of ecological risk assessment (ERA). We focus on developing tools and technical resources to assess the impacts of chemical, physical, and biological stressors on ecosystems. Our current focus is on aquatic ecosystems. To inquire about our Program, contact bwashburn@oehha.ca.gov Flex Your Power Website Energy efficiency and conservation information. Find incentives/rebates, technical assistance, retailers, product guides, case studies and more. AMBER ALERT: Save a Child AMBER ALERT empowers law enforcement, the media and the public to combat abduction by sending out immediate information.

9. Ecotoxicology ecotoxicology is an international journal devoted to the publication of fundamental research on the effects of toxic chemicals on populations, http://www.ovid.com/site/catalog/Journal/1418.jsp

10. Ecotoxicology And Environmental Fish Health Program - Environmental Conservation The core mission of the ecotoxicology and Environmental Fish Health Program is to determine the impacts of human activities on the health of wild fish, http://www.nwfsc.noaa.gov/research/divisions/ec/ecotox/index.cfm

Home Site Map Glossary FAQs ... Inside NWFSC Today: April 3, 2008 CB EC FE FRAM ... SD Enter search criteria: Search Publications Search NOAA Fisheries Search USA.gov Home ... Vessels Ecotoxicology and Environmental Fish Health Program Nathaniel Scholz Acting Program Manager Program Staff Directory Select staff profile Select Staff Profile Arkoosh, Mary R. Baldwin, David Dietrich, Joseph French, Barbara Incardona, John Johnson, Lyndal L. Labenia, Jana Laetz, Cathy A. Linbo, Tiffany Lomax, Daniel P. Meador, James Myers, Mark S. Olson, O. Paul Peck, Karen A. Scholz, Nathaniel Sol, Sean Y. Sommers, Frank C. Stehr, Carla M Projects/Teams Dr. James P. Meador Immunology Dr. Mary R. Arkoosh Dr. Nathaniel Scholz Pathology Mark S. Myers Reproductive Toxicology Lyndal Johnson Research Publications By year By document type White Papers Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Programs The core mission of the Ecotoxicology and Environmental Fish Health Program is to determine the impacts of human activities on the health of wild fish, especially Pacific salmon and marine fish. To do this, the program has five research teams, four of which focus on different aspects of fish physiology and biology, and one of which focuses on assessing risks posed to fish health by human activities, especially the releases of chemical contaminants into freshwater, estuarine, and marine waters. While the primary expertise of the Program is in ecotoxicology, there is substantial effort made to assess the normal physiology of wild fish, and natural variations in response to non-anthropogenic factors, as a backdrop against which human activities, such as the release of toxic chemicals, can be assessed. In addition to determining the effects of toxic contaminants on fish health, an important part of our research also examines the recovery of fish health after remedial activities are undertaken to clean up contaminated sites. This important line of research allows us to determine the efficacy of cleanup operations, and better determine the accuracy of our models which predict risk to our living aquatic resources.

11. Jason Conder's Ecotoxicology Research Page Information on heavy metals research, career vitae, and links to other ecotoxicology sites. Research on bioavailability, toxicity, and environmental fate of http://www.geocities.com/jasonmconder/

You need Java to see this applet. I am an environmental consultant with ENVIRON International Corporation , providing my expertise in environmental toxicology and chemistry, ecological risk assessment, and wildlife ecology. Most of this site is dedicated to my activities as a Doctoral student (Environmental Science) and USEPA-STAR graduate research fellow at the University of North Texas.  My doctoral dissertation research focused on the bioavailability, toxicity, and environmental fate of TNT in aquatic sediments.  This site also details research conducted while I was a Master's student (Zoology) and USEPA-STAR graduate research fellow at Oklahoma State University.  My Master's research focused on heavy metal soil ecotoxicology; please follow the link below to learn more or download recent presentations.  Please take a moment to view my career vitae, learn about my research, or follow my links to great places like EWQRL, EPA-NCER, SETAC, etc. Career vitae Direct links to some of my publications are here! My Masters Thesis research Must-see links!

12. RAMAS Software (part 2) RAMAS ecotoxicology and RAMAS Ecosystem carry out ecological risk assessments for RAMAS ecotoxicology is used to make populationlevel ecological risk http://www.ramas.com/ramas1.htm

RAMAS Software RAMAS Stage RAMAS Ecotoxicology RAMAS Stage Generalized Stage Modeling for Population Dynamics RAMAS Stage lets a user build, run and analyze discrete-time models for species with virtually any life history. It is useful for modeling species with complex life histories or other biologies in which stage membership (rather than age) determines the demographic characteristics of an individual. RAMAS Stage comes with templates for species from many taxa (such as mammals, insects, fish, birds and plants) which are easy to customize. RAMAS Stage allows a model to include environmental factors which vary through time, and it yields summaries of the expected abundance of stages and the uncertainty of those expectations. It also estimates the risks that an abundance will fall below, or grow above, any threshold. General life histories. Simple models can be based on developmental stage. These include widely used transition matrix models such as Leslie or Lefkovitch formulations. More complicated models can be constructed to represent more complex life histories that may include multidimensional structure (for example age and size simultaneously) and linear or nonlinear transitions. Environmental fluctuations.

13. ECETOC - European Centre For Ecotoxicology Toxicology Of Chemicals ECETOC, the European Centre for ecotoxicology and Toxicology of Chemicals is a nonprofit association, established to provide a scientific forum through http://www.ecetoc.org/

14. UC-eLinks uclibs.org/PID/1848 Fish ecotoxicology - Google Books Resultby Thomas Braunbeck, David E. Hinton, Bruno Streit - 1998 - Nature - 300 pages http://uclibs.org/PID/1848

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15. EcoToxicology, Remediation And Risk Assessment (ETRRA) Group At SREL This group s areas of expertise include botany, zoology, wildlife biology, soils, agronomy, soil chemistry, toxicology, radioecology, and limnology. http://www.uga.edu/srel/ETRRA/index.htm

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17. CCEHBR: Marine Ecotoxicology The ecotoxicology Branch performs experiments in mesocosms to evaluate the effects of contaminants on salt marsh The Marine ecotoxicology team conducts http://www.chbr.noaa.gov/default.aspx?category=me&pageName=ecotoxicology

18. Environmental-Expert.com - Freshwater Bivalve Ecotoxicology Responding to the growing need for an aggressive yet conservative approach to evaluating mussel populations, Freshwater Bivalve ecotoxicology provides a http://www.environmental-expert.com/resulteachpublication.aspx?cid=5591&codi=466

19. Ecotoxicology Factors Affecting Reproduction in Pacific Herring Biological Effects and Mechanisms of Action of LigninDerived Macromolecules Environmental Factors http://www.msi.ucsb.edu/msilinks/CRC/CRCtexts/Toxics/ectox.html

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