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Ecotoxicology: Problems and Approaches |
Simon A. Levin; John R. Kelly; Mark A. Harwell; Kenneth D. Kimball
Springer New York
Ecotoxicology: Problems and Approaches
Indicators of Ecosystem Response and Recovery
Authors

John R. Kelly; Mark A. Harwell

ARI Id

1674219951045_4249440

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

9-35

DOI

10.1007/978-1-4612-3520-0_2

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-4612-3520-0_2

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Front Matter
i-xiii
Front Matter
1-1
Ecotoxicology: Problems and Approaches
Simon A. Levin; Mark A. Harwell; John R. Kelly; Kenneth D. Kimball
3-7
Indicators of Ecosystem Response and Recovery
John R. Kelly; Mark A. Harwell
9-35
Front Matter
37-39
Effects of Heavy Metals in a Polluted Aquatic Ecosystem
Paul L. Klerks; Jeffrey S. Levinton
41-67
Determining the Ecological Effects of Oil Pollution in Marine Ecosystems
Robert W. Howarth
69-97
The Effects of Chemical Stress on Aquatic Species Composition and Community Structure
Jesse Ford
99-144
Theoretical and Methodological Reasons for Variability in the Responses of Aquatic Ecosystem Processes to Chemical Stresses
Suzanne N. Levine
145-179
The Effects of Chemicals on the Structure of Terrestrial Ecosystems: Mechanisms and Patterns of Change
David A. Weinstein; Elaine M. Birk
181-209
Front Matter
211-212
Models in Ecotoxicology: Methodological Aspects
Simon A. Levin
213-220
Mathematical Models—Fate, Transport, and Food Chain
Donald J. O’Connor; John P. Connolly; Edward J. Garland
221-243
Deterministic and Statistical Models of Chemical Fate in Aquatic Systems
Robert V. Thomann
245-277
Bioaccumulation of Hydrophobic Organic Pollutant Compounds
John W. Farrington
279-313
Environmental Chemical Stress Effects Associated with Carbon and Phosphorus Biogeochemical Cycles
Abraham Lerman; Fred T. Mackenzie; Robert J. Geiger
315-350
Biomonitoring: Closing the Loop in the Environmental Sciences
Edwin E. Herricks; David J. Schaeffer; James A. Perry
351-366
The Role of Terrestrial Microcosms and Mesocosms in Ecotoxicologic Research
James W. Gillett
367-410
The Role of Aquatic Microcosms in Ecotoxicologic Research as Illustrated by Large Marine Systems
Juanita N. Gearing
411-470
Front Matter
471-472
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