United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
June 1983
SEPa Research and
Development
INDEX TO
REPORTS / PUBLICATIONS
FOR 1982 AND 1983
Prepared by
Environmental Research
Laboratory
Gulf Breeze FL 32561
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This listing is intended to notify interested individuals of
recent laboratory products published either in the peer-reviewed
literature or as limited distribution reports. Copies or reprints of
specific reports or publications are available on request. Interested
individuals should contact Ms. Andree Lowry, Librarian (904-932-5311
Commerical or 8-626-9011 FTS) with their requests.
Henry F. Enos
Laboratory Director
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1932
ATEMA, JELLE, DALE F. L E A VI T 7 , OIAN^ E. 8ARSHAW, AND M. CARMELA CUOMO. 1982.
EFFECTS Or ORILLING MUDS ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER, HOMARUS
AMERICANUS, IN WATE* COLUMN AND SUBSTRATE EXPOSURES. CAN. J. FISH. AQUAT.
SCI. 39C5) :675-639 . CERL.GE X29S).
AUBLE, GREGOR T.» AUSTIN K. ANDREWS, RICHARD fl. ELLISON, OAVIO 9. HAMILTON,
RICHARD A. JOHNSON, JAMES E. ROELLE, AND DAVID **. MARMOREK. 1932 . RESULTS OF
AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING WORKSHOP CONCERNING POTENTIAL
IMPACTS OF ORILLING MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT.
EPA-600/S-82-019, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 6^P.
BOOKHOUT, C . G. , R. MONROE, R. FORWARD, AND J.9. COSTLOW, JR. 1982. EFFECTS
OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF CxILLING FLUIDS AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE
DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRABS, RHITHRCPANOPEUS HARRISII ANO CALLINECTES SAPIOUS
(PROJECT SUMMARY). EPA-600/S3-82-018 , U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 7P.
BOOKHOUT, CAZLYN G., ROBERT MONROE, RICHARD FORWARD, ANO JOHN D. COSTLOW, JR.
1982. EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF USED LIGHT-WEIGHT LIGNOSULFONATE TYPE
MUD ANO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS,
RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII 4ND CALLINECTES SAPIOUS. EPA-600/3-82-0 1 8 , U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF
BREEZE, r L . 6 4?.
80RTHWICK, PATRICK W., AND J £ ME S M. PATRICK. 1 932. USE OF AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY
AND QUANTITATIVE CHEMISTRY TC ESTIMATE ENVIRONMENTAL DEACTIVATION OF
MARINE-GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEA WATER. ENVIRON. TOXICOL. CHEM. 1(45: 281-288 .
(ERL.GB 421).
30URGUIN, AL W./SPAIN, JIM C . / P R I T C H A x D • P.H. 1962 . MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF
XENOSIOTIC COMPOUNDS. IN: PROCEEDINGS OF THE TWELFTH CONFERENCE ON
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY 3, 4, AND 5 NOVEMBER 1981, (DAYTON, OH).
AFAMRL-TR-81-149, U.S. AIR FORCE AEROSPACE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY,
WRIGHT-PATTERSON A F 8, OH. AVAILABLE FROM NTIS. PP. 354-3-59 . (ERL, GB 437).
BRADY , S.S., K.A. LEVY, n.F. ENDS, R.C. DUNCAN, AND C.O. PFAFFENSERGER. 1982.
DEVELOPMENT OF METHOOOLOC-Y FCR DETERMINING HUMAN EXPOSURE TO CHLOR G3EN ZIL AT E.
IN: PESTICIDE RESIDUES ANO EXPOSURE, ACS SYMPOSIUM SERIES 182. JACK R.
PLIMMER, EDITOR, AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, WASHINGTON, DC. PP. 105-118.
(ERL»G8 X 410).
BUTLER, PHILIP A. 1932. MONITORING AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN ESTUARIES. IN:
PROCEEDINGS OF ThE WORKSHOP ON AGRICHEMICALS AND ESTUARINE PRODUCTIVITY, DUKE
UNIVERSITY MARINE LABORATORY, BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA, 18-19 SEPTEMBER, 1980.
U.S. NATIONAL OCEANIC AMD ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, BOULOER, CO. PP.
213-220. CERL.GB 418).
CAPUZZO, JUDITH M., ANO JENNIFER G. SMITH DERBY. 19e2. ORILLING FLUID
EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER. EPA-600/4-82-039,
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF
BREEZE, FL. 52P.
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CAPUZZO, JUDITH M., AND JENNIFER G. SMITH DER3Y. 1382. DRILLING FLUID
EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER (PROJECT SUMMARY).
EPA-600/S4-32-039 , U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY > ENVIRONMENTAL
RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF 3REEZE, Ft. 22P.
CHRISTIANSEN, M.E., AND J.D. COSTLOW. 1932 . UL T R A ST R UC T UR AL STUDY OF THE
EXOSKELETON OF THE ESTUARINE CRAB RHITHROPA NOPE US HARRISIi: EFFECT OF THE
INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN CDIFLUBENZURON) 0N THE LARVAL CUTICLE. MAR.
BIOL. 66(3)I 217-22 6. (ERL,G3 X417).
CLARK, JAMES R. , DONALD S. CHERRY, AND JOHN CAIRNS. 1932 . FOOD QUALITY OF
AUFWUCHS FROM ARTIFICIAL STREAMS RECEIVING LOW LEVELS OF PERTURBATIONS. WATER
RESOUR. EULL. 1 8 ( 5 ) : 7 6 1 - 76 7 . (ERL,GB X391).
CONKLIN, PHILIP J., AND K. RANGA RAO. 1932 . EFFECTS OF TWO DITHIOC ARB AM ATES
ON THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO: MOLT-RELATED TOXICITY AND INHIBITION
OF LIM 3 REGENERATION. ARCH. ENVIRON. CONTAM. TOXICOL. 1 1 (4): 431-435 .
(E R L,GB X210).
COUCH, JOHN A. 1982. AQUATIC ANIMALS AS INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL
EXPOSURES. J. ENVIRON. SCI. HEALTH PART A ENVIRON. SCI. ENG. i7( 4): 473-476 .
( E R L » G £ 4 31).
COUCH, JOHN A., AMD SUSAN MARTIN. 1932. PROTOZOAN SYMBIONTS AND RELATED
DISEASES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS RATHBUN, FROM THE ATLANTIC ANO
GULF COASTS OF THE UNITED STATES. IN: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SLUE CRA8
COL LOQUIM, SILOXI, MISSISSIPPI, OCTOBER 16-19 , 1979. HARRIET M. PERRY AND W.
A. VAN ENGEL, EOITORS, GULF STATES MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION, OCEAN SPRINGS,
MS. PP. 71-80. CERL.GS 325).
COUCh, JOHN A., AND VJ. PETER SCHOOR. 1932. EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS,
AND TERATOGENS ON NON-HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS). IN: PROCEEDINGS OF
THE SECOND NC I/E P A/NI QS'rl COLLABORATIVE WORKSHOP: PROGRESS ON JOINT
ENVIRONMENTAL ANC OCCUPATIONAL CANCER STUDIES, SEPTEMBER 9-11, 1931,
ROCKVILLE, MC. HERMAN F. KRCYBILL, INGE80RG C. BLACKWOOD, AND NANCY 3.
FREAS.EDITORS, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC. PP. 683-726.
(E RL,GB 433).
COUSE, NANCY L., JOSEF J. SChMIDT-COLLERUS, JEANNETTE KING, AND LAROSc
LEFFLER. 1982. 3IPHENYL HYCROXYLASE ACTIVITY AND THE DETECTION OF
CARCINOGENS. IN! SYMPOSIUM: CARCINOGENIC POLYNUCLE&R AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT, PENSACQLA 3 E A C H, FLORIDA, 14-13 AUGUST, 1978.
EPA-600/9-82-013, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. PP. 31-101. (ERL.G3 X361).
CRA3TREE, ROY E., AND DOUGLAS P. MIDDAUGH. 1982. OYSTER SHELL SIZE AND THE
SELECTION OF SPAWNING SITES EY CHASMODES BOSQUIANUS, HYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATUS,
HYPSD8LENNIUS 10 N TH A S (PISCES, BLtNNIIOSE) AND G03I0S0MA BOSCI (PISCES,
GOBIIOAE) IN TWO SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES. ESTUARIES. 5( 2 ) : 150-155.
( ERL,GB 417).
D'ASARO, CHARLES N. 1982. CYCLING OF XEN03I0TICS THROUGH MARINE AND
ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS. E?A-600/3-S2-074, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 40P.
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D'ASARO, CHARLES .'<1. 1 982 . CYCLING OF XEN03I0TICS THROUGH MARINE AND
ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS CPROJECT SUMMARY). EPA-600/S3-82-074 , U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF SREEZE, FL. 6 P.
OAVIES, J.E., V.H. FREED, H. f. ENOS, A. EARQUET, C. MORGADE, L.J- PETERS, AND
J.X. DANAUSKAS. 1932. PROTECTIVE CLOTHING STUDIES IN THE FIELD: 3N
ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY. IN: PESTICIDE RESIDUES ANO EXPOSURE, ACS SYMPOSIUM
SERIES 182. JACK R. PLIMMER, E0IT03, AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, WASHINGTON,
DC. PP. 169-182. (E RL » G 8 X182).
OAVIES, J.E., V.H. FREED, H.F. ENOS, R.C. DUNCAN, A. BARQUET, C. MORGADE, L.J.
PETERS, ANO J.X. DANAUSKAS. 1982. REDUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND MIXERS. J. OCCUP. MEO.
24(6) :464-468. C E RL,G B X426).
DAVIS, WILLIAM P. 1932. MAJOR USES OF CHLORIN AT ION CAN ECOLOGIST'S
PERSPECTIVE). in: CHLORINE - 6 A N E OR BENEFIT?: PROCEEDINGS OF A CONFERENCE
ON THE USES OF CHLORINE IN ESTUARIES, MAY 27 AMD 28, 1931, MARY WASHINGTON
COLLEGE, FRE0ERICXS3URG, VIRGINIA. CHESAPEAKE SAY FOUNDATION, ANNAPOLIS, MO.
rP. 8-14. CERL.G3 X^28).
0ER8Y, CHARLES 0., AND JELLE ATEM&. 1932. NARROW-SPECTRUM CHEMORECEPTOR
CELLS IN THE WALKING LEGS OF THE L03STER HOMARUS AMERICANUS: TASTE
SPECIALIST. J. COMP. PHYSIOL. A SENS. NEURAL. SEHAV. PHYSIOL.
146(2):181-189. (ERL.G3 X341).
DODGE, R.E. 1982. EFFECTS CF DRILLING MUD GN THE REEF-eUIL01NG CORAL
MONTASTREA ANNULARIS. MAR. BIOL. 71 C 2 ) : 1 4 1-14 7. C E R L,G B 473).
DGDGE , RICHARD E. 1982. GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OR REEF-3UILDING CORALS
WITHIN AND EXTERNAL TO A NAVAL ORDINANCE RANGE: VIEQUES, PUERTO RICO. IN:
REEF AND MAN: PROCEEDINGS OF THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CORAL REEF SYMPOSIUM,
MANILA, PHILIPPINES, 18-22, ^ A Y , 1981. EOGARDO 0. GOMEZ, ET. AL. , EDITOR,
MARINE SCIENCE CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES, QUEZON CITY,
PHILIPPINES. PP. 241-246. (ERL.G3 X424).
DOUGHERTY, RALPH C., STEPHANIE V. HOWARD, ANO JOSEPH 0. WANOER. 1932.
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTRA OF SOME POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS. IN: SYMPOSIUM: CARCINOGENIC POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
IN ThE MARINE ENVIRONMENT, PEMSACOLA 3EACH, FLORIDA, H-18 AUGUST, 1978 .
EPA-600/9-82-013, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. PP. 14-25. (E RL,GB X360).
DOUGHTIE, DANIEL G., AND !(. RANGA RAO. 1982. ROSETTE GLANOS IN THE GILLS OF
THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES ?UGIO. I. COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY, CYCLICAL
ACTIVITY, AND INNERVATION. J. MORPHOL. 17 1 C 1) : 4 1-67 . (ERL,G3 X238).
DOUGHTIE, DANIEL G., .AND K. RANGA RAO. 1982. ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF
THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. II. PREMOLT DUCTULE REFORMATION:
REPLACEMENT OF CILIARY PROCESSES 5Y CYTOPLASMIC PROCESSES IN RELATION TO GLAND
MATURATION. J. MORPHOL. 1 7 1 ( 1 ): 69-77. (ERL , G B X2 39 ).
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DUKE, THOMAS W. 1932. USES AND MISUSES OF ESTUARIES. IN: PROCEEDINGS OF
THE WORKSHOP ON AGS ICHEMICALS AMD ESTUARINE PRODUCTIVITY! DUKE UNIVERSITY
MARINE LABORATORY , BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA, 18-19 SEPTEMBER, 1980. U.S.
NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, BOULDER, CO. PP. 17-34.
CERL.GB 420).
DUKE, THOMAS W., EDITOR. 1982. IMPACT OF MAN ON THE COASTAL ENVIRONMENT.
EPA-600/3-82-02 1 , U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT, WASHINGTON, DC. 114P.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE. 1932. EXPERIMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTS BRANCH: PROGRESS REPORT, FY 61, OCTOBER 1, 1930 - SEPTEMBER 30,
1981 (UNPUBLISHED REPORT). U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 149P. < E R L,G B 444).
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LA 30 RA TO RY, GULF BREEZE. 1982 . FACTS ABOUT THE
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF SREEZE, FLORIDA. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVI RONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 24P.
CERL.GB X219).
FEDEP.LE, THOMAS W., AND OAVIC C. WHITE. 1982. PRESERVATION OF ESTUARINE
SEDIMENTS FOR LIPID ANALYSIS OF BIOMASS COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICROBIOTA.
APPL. ENVIRON. MICROBIOL. 44 (5): 1166-1 169. CERL.G3 X381).
FLINT, R. WARREN, TtfOMAS W. CUKE, AND RICHARD D. KALKE. 1932. BENTHOS
INVESTIGATIONS: SEDIMENT BOXES OR NATURAL BOTTOM?. BULL. ENVIRON. CONTAM.
TOXICOL. 23(3>:257-265. (E FL,36 X299).
FOX, F.R., AND K. RANGA RAO. 19S2. ACCUMULATION!, TISSUE DISTRIBUTION AND
DEPURATION OF EENZO(A)PYRENE AND 8ENZCA)ANTHRACENE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP,
PALAEMONETES PUGIO." IN: SYMPOSIUM: CARCINOGENIC POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT, PENSACOLA BEACH, FLORIDA, 14-18
AUGUST, 1973. EPA-600/9-32-013 , U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. PP. 336-349. CERL.GB
X237).
GEhRGN, MICHAEL J., AND OAVIC C. WHITE. 1932. QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF
THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF OETRITAL MICROBIOTA AND THE GRAZING FUANA BY
TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL ANALYSIS. J. EXP. MAR. BIOL. ECOL. 64(2)1145-153.
CERL.GB X 25 4).
GOODMAN, LARP.Y R. , DAVID J. HANSEN, CHARLES S. MANNING, AND LINDA F. F A AS.
1982. EFFECTS OF JCEPONE ON THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW IN AN ENTIRE LIFE-CYCLE
TOXICITY TEST. ARCH. ENVIRON. COMTAM. TOXICOL. 1 1 ( 3 ) : 33 5-34 2 . (E RL,G B 425).
GRIZZLE, JOHN M., AND PAUL MELIUS. 1982. CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH LIVING
IN CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT. EPA-600/3-82-037 , U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 28P.
GRIZZLE, JOHN M., ANO PAUL MELIUS. 1982. CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH LIVING
IN CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT (PROJECT SUMMARY). EPA-600/S3-82-087, U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF
BREEZE, FL. 5P.
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HENORICKS, JERRY D. 1982. CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS IN FISH. IN: AQUATIC
TOXICOLOGY, VOL. 1. LAVERN J. WEBER, EDITOR, RAVEN PRESS, NEW YORK. PP.
149-211. (ERL,GB X25I).
HUGGETT, R.J., AND M.E. BENDER. 1932. SCIENTIFIC LESSONS TAUGHT BY KEPONE.
IN: PROCEEDINGS OF THE WORKSHOP ON AGRICHE MICALS AND ESTUARINE PRODUCTIVITY,
DUKE UNIVERSITY MARINE LABORATORY, BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA, 18-19 SEPTEMBER ,
1980. U.S. NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC A D MI iM I ST A T 10 N, BOULDER, CO. PP.
53-61. (ERL,GB X304).
KALKE, RICHARD D., THOMAS W. OUKE, ANO R. WARREN FLINT. 1982. WEATHERED
IXTOX I OIL EFFECTS ON ESTUARINE BENTHOS. ESTUARINE COASTAL SHELF SCI.
15(1):7 5-S4. (cRL,GB X321).
KOENIG, CHRISTOPHER C., DANIEL C. A 3 E L, COURTNEY W. KLINC-ENSMITH, AND MICHAEL
B. MAODOCK. 1932. USEFULNESS OF THE SELF-FE3T I LIZING CYPRINODONT10 FISH,
RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING
CARCINOGENESIS, TERA TOGENES I 5 AND MUTAGENESIS. EPA-600/3-82-075 , U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF
BREEZE, PL. 12 9 P.
KOENIG, CHRISTOPHER C., DANIEL C. A3EL, COURTNEY W. KLINGENSMITH, AND MICHAEL
B. MAODQCK. 1932. USEFULNESS OF THE SELF-FERTILIZING CYPRINODONT10 FISH,
RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING
CARCINOGENESIS, TERATOGENESIS AND MUTAGENESIS (PROJECT SUMMARY).
EPA-600/S3-82-075 , U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL
RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 15*.
LATOUCHE, Y. OAVIO, AND MICHAEL C. MIX. 1932. EFFECTS OF DEPURATION, SIZE
ANO SEX CN TRACE METAL LEVELS IN 3AY MUSSELS. MAR. POLLUT. BULL.
13(l): 27-29 . C E R L , G 3 X412).
LATOUCHE, Y. OAVIO, AND MICHAEL C. MIX. 1932. SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC
AND OTHER TRACE ELEMENTS IN SAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS). BULL. ENVIRON.
CONTAM. TOXICOL. 29C6):665-670. CERL.GB X418).
LAWRENCE, DAVID R., AND GEOFFREY I. SCCTT. 1932. DETERMINATION ANO USE OF
CONDITION INDEX OF OYSTERS. ESTUARIES. 5(l):23-27. (E R L,GB 081).
LOWE, JACK I. 1932. MIREX, FIRE ANTS, AND ESTUARIES. IN: PROCEEDINGS OF
THE WORKSHOP ON AGRICHEMICALS AND ESTUARINE PRODUCTIVITY, DUKE UNIVERSITY
MARINE LABORATORY, BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA, 13-19 SEPTEMBER, 1980. U.S.
NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, BOULDER, CO. PP. 63-70.
(E R L,GB X18 5 ) .
MAHAFFEY, W.R., P.H. PRITCHARD, AND A.W. 30URQUIM. 1962. EFFECTS OF KEPONE
ON GROWTH AND RESPIRATION OF SEVERAL ESTUARINE BACTERIA. 6PPL. ENVIRON.
MICRG3I0L. 43(6) : 1419-1424. (ERL , GB 367 ).
MARTIN, B.J. 1982. DEVELOPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM (PROJECT
SUMMARY). EPA-6OO/S3-82-0 9 1 , U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF cREEZE, FL. 18P.
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MARTIN, S.J. 1932. DEVELOPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING
ESTUARINE FISHES. E P A-60 0/3-3 2-0 f?l , U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LA30RCT0RY, GULF BREEZE, FL. SOP.
MCKENNEY, C.L., AND J.O. COS7LOW. 1932. EFFECTS Or MERCURY ON DEVELOPING
LARVAE OF RHITHRGPANOPEUS HARRISII (GOULD). I. INTERACTIONS OF TEMPERATURE,
SALINITY, AND MERCURY ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT. ESTUARINE COASTAL SHELF SCI.
14(25:193-213. (E RL , GB X406).
MCKENNEY, CHARLES L. 1982. INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON OF CHRONIC TOXICITY
TESTING USING THE ESTUARINE KYSIG CMYSIOOPSIS BAHIA): A FINAL REPORT
(UNPUBLISHED REPORT). U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL
RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 35P. (ERL,G3 182).
MCKENNEY, CHARLES L. 1982. INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENERGY METABOLISM*
GROWTH DYNAMICS, AND REPRODUCTION DURING THE LIFE CYCLE OF MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA AS
INFLUENCED BY SUBLETHAL ENDRIN EXPOSURE. IN: PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF
MARINE POLLUTANT TOXICITY. W.8. VERN3ERG, A. CALASRESE, AND F.P. THUR8ERG,
EDITORS, ACADEMIC PRESS, NEW YORK, NY. PP. 447-476. (ERL,GB 135).
MEYERS, S.P., R.P. GAMBRELL, AND J.W. DAY. 1992. DETERMINATION OF THE
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN AGRICULTURALLY
AFFECTED WETLANDS. EPA-600/4-E2-052, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF 3REEZ5, FL. 136P.
MEYERS, S.P., R.P. GAMBRELL, AND J.W. DAY. 1932. DETERMINATION OF THE
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN AGRICULTURALLY
AFFECTED WETLANDS (PROJECT SUMMARY). EPA-600/S4-8 2-052, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF 3 R EE Z E » FL. 6P.
MEYERS, THEODORE R., AND JERRY 0. HENDRICKS. 19S2. SUMMARY OF TISSUE LESIONS
IN AQUATIC ANIMALS INDUCED 3Y CONTROLLED EXPOSURES TO ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTAMINANTS, CHE MOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS, AND POTENTIAL CARCINOGENS. MAR.
FISHERIES REV. 44(12):i-17. (E R L,GB X363).
MIX, MICHAEL C. 1932. POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND CELLULAR
PROLIFERATIVE OISORDERS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES.
EPA-600/4-82-026, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 49P.
MIX, MICHAEL C. 1932. POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND CELLULAR
PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES (PROJECT
SUMMARY). EPA-600/S4-82-026 , U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 4P.
MIX, MICHAEL C., SUSAN J. HEMINGWAY, AND RANDY L. SCHAFFER. 1932.
SENZQ(A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND GONAD TISSUES OF BAY MUSSELS,
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E M
A
AC 222 , 705 , SENTHI0CAR3, CHLCRPYR I FOS , FEMVALERATE, METHYL PARATHION, 11- 3
" 22, 705 , FENVALERATE, AND FERMETHRIN. THE STEADY-STATE 3CFS OF THE 11- 3
" 222, 705: 4,700 FOR FENVALERATE. AFTER TERMINATION OF THE EXPOSURE, 11- 3
" 222, 705; FENVALERATE, PERMETHRIN, CHLORPYRIFOS, METHYL PARATHION, 11- 3
ACCUMULATION OF PC 3, MERCURY j£ i J ~ CADMIUM SY NEREIS VIRENS, MERCENARIA 11- 2
" TISSUE DISTRIBUTION AND DEPURATION OF 3ENZ0(A)PYRENE A NO 4- 7
WERE USED AS THE RESPONSE PARAMETERS FOR THIS STAGE. STRA 8- 2
" WAS SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCcO AT OPO CONCENTRATIONS LESS THAN 3- 2
" OF 3A AMD BP. WHEN TRANSFERRED TO SEMJATER, SHRIMP APPEAR 4- 7
" OF SP ANO 3A IN TISSUES EXAMINED WAS IN THE FOLLOWING ORD 4- 7
ACROPORA C ER VICORNIS, WERE EXPOSED IN THE LABORATORY TO CONCENTRATIONS 11- 7
ACUTE TOXICITY, 3 I OCONCENTRATI ON, ANO PERSISTENCE OF AC 22 2, 705 , 3 E NT 11- 3
" TOXICITY AND THE EXPOSURE AND RECOVERY STUDY WERE COMPARED WITH 11- 1
" TOXICITY STUDY, FOR 96 h AND THEN PLACED IN CLEAN NOM-OZONATED W 11- 1
» (96-H) TOXICITY, OCTANOL/WATER PARTITION COEFFICIENTS CLOG P), S 11- 3
" TOXICITY TESTS PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING DECREASING ORDER OF TOXICI 11- 3
" AND CHRONIC EXPOSURES CAM OCCUR FROM SPILLAGE OR BY ENVIRONMENTA 3- 3
" TOXICITY OF MARINE-GRADE CREOSOTE, EXPRESSED AS THE 96-H LC50, I 1-5
AFLATOXIN EXPOSURE), RAIN30W TRDUT (LIVER TUMORS VIA BEN ZD(A)PYRENE EX 2- 7
" EXPOSURES), AND FRESHWATER CAT FISH (PAPILLOMATOUS-L IKE LESI 10- 1
ALDACIDE, SURFLO, AND OOWICIOE, WERE TESTED FOR EFFECTS ON THE 6IOMASS 8- 7
" SHIFTED THE BACTERIAL COMPOSITION, DEPRESSING THE PROPORTIONS 8- 7
ALGAE CORRELATED WITH TOXICITY TO THE MYSIO, MYSIDOPSIS 3 A HIA. CHEMICA 9- 5
" AND CRUSTACEANS AS INDICATORS OF BIOACTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE 9- 4
" 3 Y PESTICIDES /, C E L L DEATH ANO INHIBITION OF POPULATION GROWTH 0 11-10
" AND CRUSTACEANS. THE ORGANIC FRACTION OF EACH WASTE WAS SU3FRACT 11-11
" SKELETONEMA COSTATUM (SALTWATER) AND MONQRAPHIDIUM CAPR I CORNAUTU 11-11
" AND CRUSTACEANS /.DETERMINATION OF BIOACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL FRACT 11-11
" AND ANIMALS, ALGAE MAY EE USED TO DETECT EFFECTS OF GROWTH STIMU 9- 3
41 MAY 6E USED TO DETECT EFFECTS OF GROWTH STIMULANTS. /,EFFECTS OF 9- 3
PLANTS, CRUSTACEANS, AND FISHES /,EFFECTS OF LIQUID INDUSTRIAL 9- 5
" WERE EXPOSEO TO LIQUID WASTES FROM 10 INDUSTRIAL SITES IN LA30RA 9- 4
" OR HETEROTROPHS. BLUEGREENS OR CYAN03ACTERIA WERE DOMINANT MOST 2- 3
" OR BACTERIA WERE ABUNDANT. HOWEVER, CARBOHYDRATE CONTENT DECREAS 2- 3
" S. COSTATUM, THALASSIOSIRA PSEUDONANA, ISOCKRYSIS GALBANA, CHLOR 11-10
" NON-NATIVE AND NATIVE PLANTS) AND THEIR MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES A 8-6
" STIMULATION AND INHIBITION OF GROWTH ARE CONSIDERED TO BE EQUAL 9- 7
" ARE MORE SENSITIVE TO INDUSTRIAL AND EMERGY-PROCcSS WASTES THAN 9- 7
» ESTIMATED AS ALPHA LINOLENIC ACID 3UT STIMULATED THE FAST GROWIN 8- 3
ALGAL 310ASSAYS OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENERGY PROCESS EFFLUENTS 9- 7
" GROWTH WAS STIMULATED BY A FRACTION OR SUBTRACTION, WHEREAS STIM 11-11
" GROWTH EITHER SY STIMULATION ONLY OR BY STIMULATION AT LOW CONCE 9- 4
" TESTS BE CARRIED OUT FOR FOUR DAYS. 8DTK ALGAL SPECIES WERE MORE 9- 4
" SPECIES WERE MORE SENSITIVE TO THE WASTES THAN WERE 0 A ? H NIA MAGN 9- 4
" POPULATION GROWTH AT LOW CONCENTRATIONS, I.E., EC50'S AT 43 HOUR 11-10
" LABORATORY TOXICITY TESTS tSE CONDUCTED FOR 43 TO 72 HOURS INSTEA 11-10
" SPECIES SHOULD BE USED TO TEST EACH TOXICANT BECAUSE THERE IS NO 9- 7
AMDRO WAS CONDITIONALLY APPROVED FOR FIRE ANT CONTROL BY ENVIRONMENTAL 5- 9
" IS AN AMIDINOHYDRAZONE COMPOUND DEVELOPED 3Y THE AMERICAN CYANAM 5- 9
" WAS VERY INHIBITORY TO ALGAL POPULATION GROWTH AT LOW CONCENTRAT 11-10
" DID NOT KILL THE MARINE ALGAE S. COSTATUM, THALASSIOSIRA PSEUOO 11-10
AMES-TEST MUTAGENICITY Or A PCND-WATER CONCENTRATE INDICATED THE PRESE 4-10
AMIOINOHYDRAZONE COMPOUND DEVELOPED 3Y THE AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY A 5-9
ANNELID * CISTENIDES GOULDII, WAS MORE ABUNDANT IN .= IELO AQUARIA RECEIV 8-10
ANNELIDS AND CHQRDATES IN CONTAMINATED AQUARIA WERE NOT REOUCED 3Y THE 8-10
" PER AQUARIUM WERE SIGNIFICANTLY (A=0.05) DECREASED FROM CONTR 9- 1
ANOXIA SHOWED ELEVATED GLYCINE ANO ALANINE AND DECREASED ASPARTIC ACID 7- 7
" TUR3IDITY AND DRILLING EFFLUENTS. 2. AFTER TWO DAYS, THE FA A PO 7- 7
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ANOXIA, TURBIDITY AND DRILLING EFFLUENTS, A SIGNIFICANT DECREASE IN MO 7- 7
ANTHRACENE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /.ACCUMULATION, TIS 4- 7
IN TWO SPECIES OF VIVIPAROUS FISHES (GENUS PGECIL10PSIS ) /, 8- 3
" ( QM3 A ) • PREDOMINANTLY H E P 'A T OC = L LU L A R NEOPLASMS DEC ELOPEO IN 8- 3
" ( B A ) , WERE STUDIED UTILIZING THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES 4- 7
AQUATIC ANIMALS ARE USEFUL AS INDICATORS OF MANY KINDS OF POLLUTANTS I 2-5
" AN IA ML S LEND THEMSELVES PARTICULARLY WELL TO THE STUDY OF SPEC 2- 5
" ORGANISMS BECAUSE THE AQUATIC PORTION OF THE BIOSPHERE IS OFTE 2- 5
" ENVIRONMENT. THE PRESENCE OF POLLUTANTS IN THE GENERAL ENVIRON 2- 5
" PORTION OF THE BIOSPHERE IS OFTEN THE "SINK" FOR HUMAN-GSNERAT 2- 5
" ANIMALS ANO SYSTEMS ACDS AM IMPGRTANT DIMENSION TO RESEARCH ON 2- 5
" ANIMALS AS INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES 2- 5
" SYSTEMS AND ORGANISMS ARE UNDER EXAMINATION IN ORDER TO DEVELO 2- 7
" SPECIES AND SYSTEMS ThAT MAY SERVE AS EARLY WARNING MECHANISMS 2- 7
" SYSTEMS AND ORGANISMS ARE UNDER BOTH LABORATORY AND FIELD STUD 10- 1
" SYSTEMS. THE METHOD CAN ALSO Be USED TO IDENTIFY TOXIC FACTORS 11-11
" ANIMALS) /.EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON 2- 7
" ANIMALS): FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT NCI/EPA COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM 10- 1
" PLANTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ON THE AQUATIC RESOURCE 8- 6
" RESOURCES OF THE UNITED STATES: AN OVERVIEW /.IMPACT OF AQUAT 8- 6
" ECOSYSTEM COMPONENTS WITH CHLORINAT I ON : AN OVERVIEW /,INTERAC 10- 4
" MICROENVIRONMENT AL SYSTEMS /.MONITORING BIOTRANSFORMATION ANO 7- 6
" ANIMALS INDUCED 3Y CONTROLLED EXPOSURES TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTA 6- 7
" LIFE, (3) PERSISTENCE, MOBILITY, AND POSSIBLE BIOLOGICAL CONCE 5- 9
" TOXICGLOGIST S/PA THOLOGISTS BY CONSOLIDATING THIS DESCRIPTIVE M 6-7
" SPECIES TESTED. /,THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN TO PROVIDE A USEFUL 6- 7
" ENVIRONMENTAL*, THE CUEREN STATE-OF-THE-ART FOR THEIR OETECTION 8- 1
" PLANTS AND THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR CONTROL IN THE U 8-6
" PLANTS (ALGAE, NON-NATIVE ANO NATIVE PLANTS) AMD THEIR M AN A G EM 8- 6
" PLANT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS. /.THIS REVIEW PAPER PROVIDES AN ASS 8- 6
" ORGANISMS HAVE NOT BEEN FULLY INVESTIGATED. CURRENT INFORMATIO 8- 6
» ORGANISMS ARE PRESENTED ANO DISCUSSED. THE CHRONIC OR LONG-TER 8- 6
" LIFE. HERBICIDE RESIDUE DATA, 30TH IN THE SOIL AND WATER, ANO 8- 6
" PLANT CONTROL IS CRITICAL QUE TO INTRODUCTION OF EXOTIC PLANTS 8- 6
" TOXICOLOGY AMD QUANTITATIVE CHEMISTRY TO ESTIMATE ENVIRONMENTA 1- 5
AQUATREAT 0NM-30. /, THE EFFECTS OF TWO D ITHIOCAR3AMATE FORMULATIONS (A 2- 4
" DNM-30 AND BUSAN 35) ON THE INITIATION AND PROGRESSION OF LI 2- 4
" DNM-30 OR 3USAN 35 AFFECTED BOTH THE INITIATION ANO PROGRESS 2- 4
" DNM-30 ( 96 H LC 5 0 : 1 2 7 PPS) AND BUSAN 85 (96 H LC50: 49 PP 7- 8
- PAH'S). SKIN ANO LIVER TISSUES OF THE SALAMAND 10- 1
(PNAH) HERE DETERMINED IN TWO SU3POPULAT IONS FRO 10-11
IN SGFTSHELL CLAMS FROM COOS BAY, OREGON, USA /, 10-11
/.NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTRA OF S 3-3
(PAHS) Vs E R E OBTAINED USING IOSBUTANE AS THE RE AG 3- S
ANO CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN 31V A L V E 6- 8
ANO CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN 31V A LV E 6- 9
IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,SYMPOSIUM ON CARCINO 8- 1
(PAH) CONTAMINANT, IN HE X ANAQUEOUS PHASE UNDER 7- 5
C-14-8 E N Z Q(A)P Y R E N E (3P) AND C-14-BENZ(A)ANTHSA 4-
IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT" SPONSORED 3Y THE ENVI 8-
ON THE MARINE ECOSYSTEMS: THEIR PHYSICAL, CHEMI 8-
AND OT HER TRACE ELEMENTS IN 3 A Y MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) /,SEA 5-
" AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH THOSE METALS IS NOW REPORTED FOR THE 5-
" IN A POPULATION OF E A Y MUSSELS (MYTILUS EOULIS) AND TO COMPARE 5-
ASSAY OF THE HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS RELEASED FROM THE LIPID A OF THE LIPO 7-
SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES /,DEVELOPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN 6-
" SYSTEM (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.DEVELOPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN 5-1
" OF TRIACYL GLYCEROL FROM LIPID EXTRACTION. DEPRIVATION FROM A FO 4- ,
AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS
II
HYDROCARBONS
II
H YOROCARBONS
11
HYDROCARBONS
fl
HYDROCARBONS
11
HYDROCARBONS
II
HYDROCAR30NS
II
HYDROCARBONS
II
HYDROCARBON
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HYDROCARBONS
II
HYDROCARBONS
II
HYDROCAR30NS
ARSENIC
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A
ASSAY. ALTERNATIVELY, HOWEVER, THE TOAOFISH (OPSANUS TAU) POSSESSES A 5- 4
" BASED ON HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS FROM LIPOPOLYSACCMARIDE LIPID A, F 7-4
" THE EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS ON MARINE TELEOSTS. /»TH E OV 6- 1
ASSAYS« UTILIZING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (LIVER LESIONS VIH BENZIDINE AND 2- 7
" UTILIZING FISHES SUCH AS THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (LIVER LESIONS 10- 1
" SUCH AS THE SISTER CHROMATID EXCHANGE (SCE) ASSAY. ALTERNATIVEL 5- 4
" ON ZOBELL'S MARINE MEDIUM WITH 0.02, 0.20. AND 2.0 MG KEPONE PE 5-10
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER. WE PROPOSE THE SECULAR VARIATIONS OF WATER TF. MP E R AT 10- 5
ATLANTIC SILVERSIOE, MENIDIA MENIDIA. IN THE FIELD, SPAWNING RUNS SEGA 10- 9
" ANO GULF COASTS OF THE UNITED STATES /.PROTOZOAN SYMBIGNTS AN 2- 6
" OCEAN OR THE GULF OF MEXICO OR BOTH, MAKING FIRE ANT CONTROL 5- 9
" REEF-6UIL0ING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS (ELLIS AND SOLANDER) 3- 6
" SILVERSIOE, MENIOIA MENIOIA /,TIDAL AND DIURNAL SPAWNING CUES 10- 9
ATP LEVELS. HOWEVER, C-14-AS SI MI LA T ION OF ,11C R 0 r AUN A ; • T H E CLAY OVERLAY MIRRORS THE EFFEC 8- 7
" ANO PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROEUK ARYOTES. BACTERIA (MURAMIC ACID) A 8-8
" (MURAMIC ACID) ANO MICROEUK ARY0TES (THE RATIO OF LIPID GLYCER 6- 3
BAP) WERE MEASURED IN SU3P0PULAT IONS OF SOFTSHELL CLAMS, MYA ARENARIA, 10-11
" CONCENTRATIONS DURING THIS PERIOD. DURING THE 1978-79 STUDY, THE A 10-11
" CONCENTRATIONS IN CLAMS FROM THE FOUR SITES. FOR THE TWO-YEAR PERI 10-11
" CONCENTRATIONS IN THE SOMATIC AND GONADAL TISSUES OF M. EDULIS AND 6-10
" MULTIPLE REGRESSION AND MULTIPLE CORRELATION TECHNIQUES WERE USED 6- 8
" UPTAKE AND ELIMINATION. PRELIMINARY STUDIES INDICATED THAT MUSSELS 6- 3
BARITE COVERING A NATURAL MUO SUBSTRATE. IN DEPTHS OF 4 MM BOTH KINDS 1- 1
" CLAY, ALDACIDE, SURFLC, AND DOWICIDE, WERE TESTED FDR EFFECTS 8- 7
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3ARITE HAD ESSENTIALLY NO EFFECT ON THE 3I0M1SS OR COMMUNITY STRUCTURE 8- 7
3AY MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS /,3 ENZ0(A)PYREN€ COMCE NTRATIONS IN SOMATIC 6-10
" FROM JUNE 1976 TO JUNE 1973. SUBSEQUENTLY, CONCENTRATIONS OF 15 UN 10-11
" OREGON, USA /.CONCENTRATIONS Or UMSUBSTITUTED POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC 10-11
" MUSSELS /.EFFECTS OF 0EPUR aT10N, SIZE AND SEX ON TRACE METAL LEVEL 5- 6
" MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM OREGON: OCCURRENCE, PREVALENCE, SEA 10-10
" NEAR PENSACOLA, FLORIDA (CORCORAN, 1973). /,PHTHLATE ESTERS ARE A 11- 9
" MUSSELS (MYTILUS EOULIS) /,SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC AND OTHE 5- 7
" MUD USED AS A CONTROL CAUSEO NO SUCH EFFECTS. PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF 1- 1
" OREGON. AFTER DEPURATION, MM LEVELS DECREASED SIGNIFICANTLY IN BO 5- 6
" OREGON, FROM 1976-1981. THESE WERE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES IN THE 10-10
" MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) AND TO COMPARE RESULTS WITH VARIATIONS OF 5- 7
BCFS OF THE THREE SYNTHETIC PYRETHROIDS WERE : 1,900 FOR PfRMETHRIN: 2, 11- 3
BENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TC 0I-N-3UTYL PHTHALATE /,ALTERATIONS IN C 11- 9
" COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF CHLORPYSIFOS ON FIELD- AND LABORATORY 8-10
" SPECIES ARE MORE SENSITIVE THAN ADULTS ALTHOUGH DEATH OR DEPRE 9- 3
" POPULATIONS AND ALTER THE DISTRIBUTIONAL PATTERNS OF PELAGIC R 6-2
" TEST SYSTEMS — ONE COLCNIZEO IN THE LABORATORY, THE OTHER ON AN 4- 6
" COMMUNITIES COLONIZED IN THE LABORATORY AND IN SITU WAS OBSERV 5- 3
" PRODUCTION AND ALTER PROCESSES SUCH AS NUTRIENT REGENERATION. 5- 3
8ENTHIOCARB, CHLORPYSIFOS, FEN VALERATE , METHYL PAPATHION, ANO PERMETHR 11- 3
" THE ES7UA.RINE MYSID (MYSIOOPSIS 3 AH IA) WAS CONSISTENTLY T 11- 3
" CHLORPYRIFOS, AC222, 705, FENVALERATE, ANO PERMETHRIN. TH 11- 3
BENTHOS INVESTIGATIONS: SEDIMENT 3 0 X E 5 OR NATURAL BOTTOM? 6- 6
" ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SEDIMENTS: 4 SUCCESSIONAL PERSPECTI 7-10
" THEN THE 3 E ST EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH WAS TO EMPLOY SEDIMENT 30 4- 6
" (ASSUMING THE RIG WAS LOCATED OVER A HARD BOTTOM ENVIRONMENT). 1- 2
" CASSUMING THE RIG WAS LOCATED OVER A SOFT BOTTOM ENVIRONMENT), 1- 2
" /.WEATHERED IXTOX I OIL EFFECTS ON ESTUARINE 5- 3
BENTONITE AND BARITE COVERING A NATURAL MUD SUBSTRATE. IN DEPTHS OF 4 1-1
8ENZCA)ANTHRACENE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /.ACCUMULATI 4- 7
" E)PYRENE; HOWEVER, THE SPECTRA REPORTED INDICATE SUBSTANTIAL POTE 3- 8
" A)PYRENE FORM BENZ(E)PYRENE; HOWEVER, THE SPECTRA REPORTED IMOICA 3- 8
" A)AN THR AC E N E (3A), WERE STUDIED UTILIZING THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAE 4- 7
BENZIDINE AND AFLATOXIN EXPOSURE), RAINBOW TROUT (LIVER TUMORS VIA BEN 2- 7
BENZNE DICAR30XYL ACID) WIDELY USED 2S PLUTICIZERS (ADDED TO PLASTIC R 11- 9
BETA-HYOROXYALKAMOATES FROM ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES AND 3ACILLUS MEGATER 10- 8
" HYDROXY ACIDS. /,THE PROCARYOTIC ENDOGENOUS STORAGE POLYMER KNOWN 10- 8
" HYDROXYALKAMOATE (PHA), WITH ANALYSIS BY CAPILLARY GAS-LIQUID CHR 10- 8
" HYDROXYSUTYRATE IS ACTUALLY A MIXED POLYMER Of SHORT-CHAIN SETA-H 10- 8
" HYDROXY ACIOS IN POLYMERS EXTRACTED FROM MARINE SEDIMENTS. POLYME 10- 3
" hYDROXY ACIOS WITH CHAIN LENGTHS BETWEEN cOUR AMD EIGHT CARBONS. 10- 8
" HYDROXY FATTY ACIOS. A METHOD FOR THE QUANTITATIVE RECOVERY OF TH 10- 8
BIOACCUMULATION POTENTIAL. /, T HE OBJECTIVE Or THIS STUDY WAS TO COMPAR 11- 2
" 3Y OYSTERS, SUBSTRATE REWORKING ANO BIOACCUMULATION 3Y 2-10
" BY LUGWORMS, AND SETTLEMENT OF Z OG PL ANKTON . XEPONE-SOR 2-10
BIOACTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES /.ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS AS INDICATORS 9- 4
" WAS LIMITED TO ONE OR TWO 5UBF R A CTIONS . IN SOME CASES, ALG 11-11
" OF CHEMICAL FRACTIONS OF LIQUID WASTES USING FRESHWATER AN 11-11
BIOASSAY TECHNIQUES. TOXICITY DATA WERE ANALYZED USING BOTH RESPONSE S 11- 1
EXPERIMENTS. THE FIVE DRILLING FLUIDS TESTED WERE SHOWN TO VA 1- 9
" ANIMAL. SEVERAL TfPES OF 610ASSAYS WERE RUN AND EVALUATED USI 5- 4
" 14 ENZYME SYSTEMS REPRESENTING 23 LOCI WERE SCREENEO FDR THE 5- 4
" SYSTEM, THAT USED TIME-LASPE PHOTOGRAPHY TO EVALUATE EFFECTS 2-10
" SYSTEM WAS DEVELOPED TO PROVIDE A MEANS TO TEST EFFECTS OF DR 2-10
BIOASSAYS IN ORDER TO IDENTIFY THE TOXIC COMPONENTS OF SUCH WASTES. GR 9- 5
" PERFORMED AT DUR LABORATORY. THE DIATOM WAS AFFECTED BY WAST 9- 5
" THAT USE AT LEAST AN ALGA AND A CRUSTACEAN AS TEST ORGANISMS 9- 5
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BIOASSAYS OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENERGY PROCESS EFFLUENTS /, ALGAL 9- 7
" ALL WASTES AFFECTEC ALGAL GROWTH EITHER SY STIMULATION ONLY 9- 4
" WERE RUN AND EVALUATEO USING RIVULUS: BEHAVIORAL, CARCINOGE 5- 4
" ARE DISCUSSED. 3-EH A V 10R A LL Y , RIVULUS IS CAPABLE OF DETECTING 5- 4
" AND CHEMICAL ANALYSES ESTIMATE THE h' A L F-LIF c CLESS THAN 1 WK 1- 5
BIOCHEMICAL AND HISTOLOGIC INCICATORS OF THE PRESENCE OF CERTAIN CARCI 10- 1
" DETERMINATION OF EIQMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUAR 9- 8
" MEASURES HAVE PROVIDED INSIGHT INTO THE 3I0MASS AND COMMUN 7- 4
" PARAMETERS INDICATING 3IOMASS AND COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF 10- 7
" ANALYSIS OF THE LIPIDS AMD LIPID COMPONENTS EXTRACTED FROM 10- 7
" ANALYSIS OF THE MICR06I0TA. TOTAL MICROBIAL 3IOMASS WAS OE 4- 5
8IOCIDE (BUS AN-8 5) FOR 14 OAYS WERE STUOIED USING LIGHT AND ELECTRON M 10- 6
" /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF DEGENERATIVE CHANG 10- 6
BIOCONCENTRATION, AND PERSISTENCE OF AC 22 2 , 705, 3ENTHI0CAR3, CHLORPY 11- 3
" FACTORS (CONCENTRATION IN TISSUE AVERAGED MEASURED CO 4- 9
" OF 3R0M0FQRM BY AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINIC 11- 5
" OF 3RQMOFORM WAS NOT DETERMINED. THE OBJECTIVES OF OU 11- 5
" OF BROMOFQRM 3Y SEVERAL MARINE ORGANISMS WAS EXAMINED 11- 5
" OF, SROMOFORf WERE NOT CONSIDERED. NOTABLE EXCEPTIONS 11- 5
11 FACTORS CoCF). ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS PROVIOEO THE FOLL 11- 3
3I0DEGRADATI0N RATES IN TO RESPITE CONCENTRATION. IN ADDITION, TRIFLUR 11- 6
" MICROBIAL POPULATIONS DID NOT ADAPT TO TRIFLUR&LIN . AD 11- 6
" STUDIES WITH NT A DEMOSTRATEO THIS NORMALLY 3IOD EGRA OA 3L 1- 6
" MECHANISMS. INTERACTION WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 0 1-6
" Or a CHEMICAL CEPENDS DM LAWS OF CHEMISTRY AND THE GENE 1- 6
" OF METHYL PARATHIDN. MINIMAL RATES OF C0(2) RELEASE WER 7- 6
" OF XEMOBIOTICS IN SIMULATED AQUATIC MICROENVIRONMENTAL 7- 6
BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE OETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY 9- 8
" AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA WITHOUT THE 7- 4
" AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICROBIOTA THAT COLONIZE SANDS IN R 8-7
" METABOLIC ACTIVITY, AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF THE ESTUARINE 8- 3
" PARAMETERS (TISSUE NITROGEN, Z00XA NTHELLAE CELL DENSITY, CHLOR 11- 7
" COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICROBIOTA /.PRESERVATION OF ESTUARINE 4- 5
" METABOLIC ACTIVITY, NUTRITIONAL STATUS, ANO COMMUNITY STRUCTU 9- 3
" ANO COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES COLONIZING MAR 9- 8
" AND COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE 10- 7
" WERE GREATEST IN THE FIELD-COLONIZED SAMPLES, AND LEAST IN THE 4- 6
" PER INDIVIDUAL THAN ThE FIELD-COLONIZED GROUP. Wt CONCLUDED TH 4- 6
" OF A COMMUNITY FROM A NATURAL ESTUARINE 30TT0M. ACCORDING TO C 4-6
" OF TWO SETS OF BENTHIC TEST SYSTEMS — ONE COLONIZED IN THE LA30 4- 6
" OF THE COMMUNITIES AT THE END OF THE 12-WEEK PERIOD INDICATED 5- 3
" SPECIES DIVERSITY, AND EQUITABILITY WERE SIGNIFICANTLY EFFECT 5- 3
" MEASURED 3Y THE EXTRACTABLE PHOSPHOLIPID ANO THE TOTAL LIPID P 10- 7
" AND FATTY ACIDS WERE USED AS INDICATORS OF COMMUNITY COMPOSIT 10- 7
" PROCEDURES HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED FOR PROCESSING C-F ANAEROBIC WE 6- 5
" WAS DETERMINED AS LIPID PHOSPHATE (L°), AND THE FATTY ACIDS OF 4- 5
" INDICATORS FOR THE BACTERIA AS WELL AS THE MICROFAUNA; THE CLA 8- 7
" ANO ShIFTED THE SATE RIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AT CONCENTRATIONS 8- 7
" AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF THE MICROBIOTA THAT COLONIZE MARINE 8- 7
" WHILE WELL-DRILLING FLUIDS LAYERED ON TE SURFACE OR MIXED WIT 8- 7
" AS REFLECTED IN THE TOTAL LIPID (16:0) AND EXTRACTABLE LIPID P 8-7
" OR COMMUNITY STRUCTURE WHILE CLAYS INCREASED NEARLY ALL OF THE 8- 7
" (SHORT-BRANCHED AND CIS-VACCENIC FATTY ACIDS) ANO MICROEUKARYO 8- 8
" (LIPIO GALACTOSE) IF COMPARED TO THE MiCRGBIOTA GRAZED IN THE 8- S
" INCREASED (MURAMIC ACID, SHORT-BRANCH ED AND CIS-VACCENIC FATTY 8- 3
" (LIPID GALACTOSE) WITfc GREATER TOTAL MET A30LIC ACTIVITY ESTIMA 8- 8
" METABOLIC ACTIVITY, NUTRITIONAL STATUS AMD COMMUNITY STRUCTUR 8- 8
" (EXTRACTABLE LIPID PHOSPHATE), PHO TOSYNT HET IC BIQMASS (LIPID G 8-8
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9IOMASS (MURAMIC ACID, WALL GLUCOSAMINE) , AS WELL AS THE TOTAL PHOTOSY 8- 8
8I0TRANSF0RAMTI0N PROCESSES. SIGNIFICANT CORRELATIONS SRE SEEN WITH MI 6- 5
BIOTRANSFORMATION IS SUGGESTEC AS IMPORTANT IN McTHYL PARATHION OEGRAD 7- 6
" AND BIOOEGRAOATION GF METHYL PARATHION. MINIMAL RATE 7- 6
" AND 3IOQEGRAOATION OF XENG3IOT ICS IN SIMULATED AQUAT 7- 6
BIPHENYL HYDROXYLASE ACTIVITY AND THE DETECTION OF CARCINOGENS 2- 3
" METABOLITE PRODUCTION USING HIGH PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAP 2- 3
" 2-HYDROXLASt ACTIVITY BY CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS WAS EXAMINED FO 2- 8
BROMOFORM BY AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTRE5 VIRGINICA (G.) EXPOSEO TO CH 11- 5
" WHILE SEVERAL STUDIES HAVE EXAMINED THE TOX I COLOG ICAL , B E HA 11- 5
«' IN OYSTERS EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED AND OE CHLORIN A TED SEAWATER 11- 5
» AND TO OECHLORIMATED SEAWATER CONTAINING ONLY BROMOFORM; AN 11- 5
" PRODUCTION IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER: (2) TO ASSESS THE SURVI 11- 5
" WAS NOT DETERMINED. THE OBJECTIVES OF OUR STUDY WERE: CI) T 11- 5
" BY SEVERAL MARINE ORGANISMS WAS EXAMINED, AND SCOTT ET AL.S, 11- 5
•• ANO (3) TO DETERMINE THE POTENTIAL FOR 3 IOC CONC EN TR AT I ON OF 11- 5
" GENERATED DURING CHLORI NATION 0- SEAWATER, WAS BIOCONCENTRA 11- 5
" WERE NOT CONSIDERED. NOTABLE EXCEPTIONS INCLUOE STUOIES 8Y G 11- 5
" PRODUCED DORSAL FIN ABNORMALITIES. AS PART OF A MUTAGENESIS 5- 4
» ANOTHER SET OF EXPERIMENTS IS PRESENTED WHICH INVOLVES CHftR 5- 4
" HOWEVER, CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF DEVELOPING H&TCHLINGS TO TECP 5- 4
8USAN-85) FOR 14 0 AYS WERE STUDIED USING LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY 10- 6
" 35, A GRADATION OF DEGENERATIVE CHANGES COULD BE ASCERTAINED BOT 10- 6
" -35 WAS MORE ACUTELY TOXIC THAN AQUATREAT DNM-30. /.THE EFFECTS 0 2-4
" 35) ON THE INITIATION AND PROGRESSION OF LIMB REGENERATION FOLIO 2- 4
" 35 AFFECTED BOTH THE INITIATION AND PROGRESSION OF LIMS REGENERA 2- 4
" 85 (96 H LC 5 0: 49 PPB) REVEALED THAT 0ITK IOC ARB AMATES ARE HIGHL 7- 8
BUTYL PHTHALATE /.ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITION OF FIELD- AND LABORATORY- 11- 9
C
CALLINECTE S SAPIOUS /.EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF USED LIGHT-WEIGH 1- 4
" SAPIOUS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS 1- 3
" SEPTEMSPINOSA) IN STATIC TESTS (MCLEESE ET AL. 1980) AND 0 11- 4
" SAPIDUS RATHBUN, FROM THE ATLANTIC ANO GULF CGASTS OF THE 2- 6
" SAPIDUS OCCURRED IN 1.1 TO 4.7 NA(2)CR0(4). THE LC50 FOR C 1-4
" SAPIOUS. DIFFERENTIAL SURVIVAL OF C. SAPIDUS LARVAE OCCURR 1- 4
CARBAMATES, HEAVY METAL SALTS, NITROGENOUS COMPOUNDS, MISCELLANEOUS CO 6- 7
CARBONPHENOTHION, ANO ATRAZINE AND EXAMINED FOR DEATH OF CELLS WITH EV 11-10
CARCINOGEN ASSAYS, UTILIZING FISHES SUCH, AS THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (LIV 10- 1
11 TESTS ANO MINIMIZE TIME REQUIRED FOR TUMORGGENIC RESPONSES. 10- 1
" ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES /,DEVELOPMENT OF A 6-1
" ASSAY SYSTEM (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.DEVELOPMENT OF A 5-11
" WHICH FLUORESCED AT THE SAME WAVELENGTH USED TO MEASURE 2-H 2- 8
" IN THE POND WATER. HOWEVER, WATER ANO SEDIMENT ANALYSIS DID 4-10
CARCINOGENESIS AND TERATOGENES IS. THE USE OF AQUATIC ANIMALS AND SYSTE 2- 5
" IN FISH /.CHEMICAL 5- 1
" IN SALMONIDS HAS 8EcN CONDUCTED BY TWO RESEARCH GROUPS. 5- 1
" TERATOGENESIS ANO MUTAGENESIS /.USEFULNESS OF THE SELF 5- 4
" TEfiA TOGENE SIS ANO MUTAGENESIS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,USEF 5- 5
CARCINOGENIC PAH'S ALONG THE COAST OF OREGON H 5 S REVEALED A POSITIVE C 10- 1
" TO FISH. /.LIVER NEOPLASMS WERE INDUCED IN TWO SPECIES OF 6- 3
" AND TOXICOLOGIC RESEARCH, HAS OCCURRED FOR THE PAST 16 YE 5- 1
" POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONME 8- 1
" ACTIVITY. TABLES 2. 3 ANO 5 DESCRIBE AND REFERENCE HISTOL 6- 7
" POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONME 8- 1
CARCINOGENICITY OF A F B AND ITS METABOLITES IN RAINBOW TROUT, AS WELL A 5-1
" TERATOGENICITY, TOXICITY, AND MUTAGENICITY. ADVANTAGES 5- 4
CARCINOGENS. A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS WITH PRIN 2- 7
" MUTAGENS AND TERATOGENS. IN THE THIRD YEAR OF THE PROGRA 2- 7
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CARCINOGENS (POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCAREONS - PAH'S). SKIM AND LIVER 10- I
" /,BIPHENYL HYDROXYLASE ACTIVITY AND THE DETECTION OF 2- 3
" MUTAGENSi AND TERATOGENS ON NON-HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC AN 2- 7
" 'MUTAGENS, ANO TERATOGENS QN NONHUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANI 10- 1
" /, SUMMARY OF TISSUE LESIONS IN AQUATIC ANIMALS INDUCED BY 6- 7
" HAO NO EFFECT ON 2-HYDROXY3 IPHENYL FORMATION AND CAUSED A 2-3
" WAS EXAMINED FOR SELECTED PLANT AND ANIMAL MICROSOMES 8Y S 2-8
" IN EACH CASE, THE INCREASE COULO BE ATTRIBUTED TO META80L 2- 8
" ON MARINE TELEOSTS. /,THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEAR 6- 1
" /.THE PHOTOGX IOATION OF PHENANTHRENE . A MODEL POLYCYCLIC 7- 5
" 11 EPA PRIORITY POLLUTANTS AND 11 TOXIC POLLUTANTS. BASEL 6- 3
CARCINOMA AMONG OTHER PATHOLOGIC CHANGES WERE OBSERVED IN LIVERS OF RI 5- 4
CHIT IN, IS VARIOUSLY AFFECTED 3Y DIFFERENT TOXIC SUBSTANCES AS SHOWN I 6-5
" SYNTHESIS IN CRAB LARVAE AS SHOWN EARLIER BY SEVERAL AUTHORS FO 2- 2
CHLORINATED
EFFLUENT EXPOSURES). EMPHASIS IS STILL PLACED ON THE DEVEL
10-
1
H
ANO OECHLORINATED SEAWATER, WITH NOTES ON SURVIVAL ANO FEE
11-
5
n
SEWAGE EFFLUENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS 0
4-
11
fi
SEWAGE EFFLUENT /.CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH LIVING IN
4-
10
n
SEAWATER CONTAINING ACTIVE OXIDANTS ~ 3R0M0F0RMJ AND TO OE
11-
5
it
SEAWATER: (2) TO ASSESS THE SURVIVAL AND FEEDING RESPONSE
11-
5
ii
SEAWATER AND SEAWATER OECHLORINATED WITH SODIUM THIOSULFAT
11-
5
ti
ANO OECHLORINATED SEAWATER. /.CHLORINE ADDED TO SEAWATER R
11-
5
13
HYDROCARBONS ARE TYPICALLY ANALYZED IN BLOOD OR BOOY FAT.
6-
11
II
INSECTICIDE, C-14-KEP0NE, WERE EXAMINED FOR STRESS INDEXES
7-
6
II
HYDROCARBON POLLUTION IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. ERNST REV
7-
9
CHLORINATION
GF SEAWATER, WAS BIuCONCENTRATE0 BY AMERICAN OYSTER, CRAS
11-
5
II
IN MOST INSTANCES, ONLY ACTIVE OXIDANTS WERE MEASUREO; T
11-
5
ir
ANO COLIFORM BACTERIA ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA
8-
5
M
AN OVERVIEW /,INTERACTION OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM COMPONEN
10-
4
ii
(AN ECOLOGIST *S PERSPECTIVE) /,MAJOR USES OF
3-
4
CHLORINE-
¦PRODUCED OXIDANTS CPC APPEAR TO HAVE SIMILAR EEFFECTS ON AOUL
11-
1
11
PRODUCED OXIDANTS (CPO) WAS APPARENTLY ACHIEVED 8Y DECHLORIN
11-
«:
J
II
ADD
ED TO SEAWATER REACTS WITH ORGANIC PRECURSORS TO FORM NUME
11-
5
II
TOXICITY TO THREE LIFE STAGES OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOST
8-
2
II
COPPER, OR DEXTROSE WERE ALTERED 3Y CHANGES IN THE TAXONOMIC
2-
3
II
OR
COPPER TREATMENTS AT LOW OR MODERATE TEMPRATURES (3 C-22.8
2-
3
II
TREATMENTS ANO WHEN WATER TEMPERATURES APPROACHED THE SEASONA
2-
3
II
AT
25 DEGREES CELSIUSELS IUS FOR 96 H. MORTALITY WAS USED AS
3-
2
11
PRODUCED OXIDANTS (CPO) 03TAINE0 FROM THE LITERATURE ON THESE
8-
2
II
PROOUCEO OXIDANTS. THE SYSTEM WAS MODIFIED TO DEMONSTRATED TO
2-
10
CHL0R08ENZILATE /.DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING HUMAN EXP
1-
7
(1
(C3) . OICOFOL (DC) AND SUITABLE METABOLITES, ESPECIALL
1-
7
CHLOROFORM-M
ETHANOL EXTRACTION. THE LIPID-EXTRACTED RESIDUE WAS HYOROL
7-
4
" HY0S03CHLORIC ACID (8.5:2.5:1) FOR 4 H AT 100 DEGREES CELSI 10- 8
CHLOROPHYLL CONTENT) WERE MEASURED AT TWO-WEEK INTERVALS FOR THE LONGE 11- 7
CHLQRPYRIFOS, FEMVALERATE, METHYL PARATHION, AND PERMETHRIN IN THE EST 11- 3
" ON FIELD- ANO L A£ OR A TOR Y-0E V EL0 P E D ESTUARINE 3ENTHIC COMM 8-10
11 FOR ONE WEEK. A8LN0ANCE OF ARTHROPODS WAS SIGNIFICANTLY D 6-10
" WHICH, IS GREATER THAN OR ECUAL TO 0.1 UG/L IN WATER IN LA 8-10
" AND EFFECTS ON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ASSESSED. LABORATORY 8-10
" TESTEO, S.5 UG/L IN LABORATORY-COLONIZED AQUARIA ANO 5.9 8-10
' " AC 2 22 , 70 5 , FENVALERATE, ANO PERMETHRIN. THE STEADY-STAT 11- 3
" METHYL PARATHIOfs, ANO 3ENTHI0CAR3. THE ESTUARINE MYSID ( 11- 3
" CARSONPHENOTHION, ANO ATRAZINE ANO EXAMINED FOR OEATH OF 11-10
CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS, RHITHROPANOPEUS 1- 4
" ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRA8S, RH ITHR0PANOPEUS HARRISII AND 1- 3
CHRONIC TOXICITY TESTING USING THE ESTUARINE MYSID (MYSIOOPSIS BAH IA) : 6- 3
" EXPOSURE TO BROMOFQRM PRODUCED DORSAL FIN ABNORMALITIES. AS PA 5- 4
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CHRONIC EXPOSURE Or DEVELOPING HATCHLINGS TO TECP RESULTED IN FIN AND 5- 4
" EXPOSURES (7MG/L) AND IN SEMINATURAL AQUARIA WITH 1 MM LAYERS 1- 1
" EXPOSURES CAN OCCUR FROM SPILLAGE OR 3Y ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMIN 3- 3
" EXPOSURE TO DRILLING PUDS ON THE REEF COR^L MONTASTREA ANNULAR 8- 9
" EFFECTS OF ENORIN ON NYSIDS. CONCENTRATIONS OF ENDRIN THAT WER 6- 4
" EXPOSURE TO 100-PPM DRILLING MUD IMPAIRS CORAL SKELETAL GROWTH 3- 6
" OR LONG-TERM EFFECTS C'F HER3ICIDE QN AQUATIC ORGANISMS HAVE NO 8- 6
CISTENIDES GOULDIIi WAS MORE ABUNDANT IN FIELD AQUARIA RECEIVING 1.0 U 8-10
CLAMS FROM THE EAYFRONT AREA WaS 555.1 UG KG(-l) COMPARED TO 76.3 UG K 10-11
" FROM THE FOUR SITES. FOR THE TWO-YEAR PERIOD, THEY WERE HIGHEST 10-11
» INHABITING AREAS ADJACENT TO THE INDUSTRIALIZED 3AYFR0NT AND LOW 10-11
" INHABITING MORE REMOTE AREAS. THERE WERE NO SIGNIFICANT SEASONA 10-11
" FROM A MORE REMOTE ENVIRONMENT. IN GENERAL, PNAH CONCENTRATIONS 10-11
" MYA ARENARIA, FROM FOUR INTcRTIOAL SITES IN CQOS 3A Y FROM JUNE 10-11
" FROM COOS BAY, OREGON, USA / ,CONCENTRATIONS OF UN SUE, ST ITU T ED POL 10-11
" AND SEDIMENTS. /,,DEPONE WAS DISCOVERED TO 65 IN THE JAMES RIVER 5- 2
" CM. ARENARIA AND T. CAPAX) AMD OYSTERS CC. GIGAS) FROM DIFFERENT 6- 3
COASTAL ZONE POLLUTION MONITOR: A PILOT STUDY /,AMERICAN OYSTER AS A 8-4
" ENVIRONMENT /,IMPACT CF MAM ON THE 4- 2
" WETLANDS. THE ORGANOPfc0SPHATE, C-14-METHYL PARATHION, AND THE 7- 6
" ZGNE AREAS. /,THc CONDITION INDEX CCORY MEAT WE IGHTX 100 5/CINT 8- 4
" AREAS IN SOUTH CAROLINA, REVEALED THAT MIREX WAS TRANSLOCATEO 5- 9
" ECOLOGY AND THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS AS MARINE SCIENTISTS. THEY R 4-2
" ENVIRONMENT. EACH WAS CHARGED TO DESCRIE3E THE ISSUES, THEIR SI 4- 2
" PROBLEMS THAT WERE ADDRESSED DURING THE PAST DECADE. THE AUTHO 4- 2
COLIFORM BACTERIA ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSCSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELI 8- 5
" BACTERIAL DENSITIES. /,IN THE CONCLUSION, THIS STUDY HAS SHOW 8- 5
" BACTERIA CAUSED SIGNIFICANT PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS WITH INCREAS 8- 5
" BACTERIA STANDARDS. CURING THE WARMER MONTHS, OYSTERS FROM TH 8- 4
" BACTERIA LEVELS CONFORM WITH PREVIOUSLY CITED EFFECTS OF POLL 8- 4
COLIFQRMS INCREASED TOWARD LEVELS OF 100 PER 100 ML OF WATER. OUR RESU 8- 4
COLONIZED AQUARIA. ONE SPECIES OF ANNELID, CISTENIDES GOULOII, WAS MOR 8-10
" AQUARIA AMD 5.9 UG/L IN FIELO-COLONIZE0 AQUARIA. ONE SPECIES 8-10
" SAMFLcS, AND LEAST IN THE LA3ORATORY GROUP. HOWEVER, SIZE OF 4- 6
" IN THE FIELD CONTRASTED TO BOXES COLONIZED IN THE LABORATORY 4- 6
" SAMPLES WERE MOST DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHER GROUPS (602 DISSI 4- 6
" GROUP. WE CONCLUDED THAT IF SEDIMENT SOXES WERE TO BE USED T 4-6
11 IN THE LABORATORY. /.STRUCTURE AND SIOMASS OF TWO SETS OF BE 4- 6
" AND NATURAL-3OTTOM GROUPS WERE MORE SIMILAR C40? DISSIMILARI 4- 6
" IN THE LABORATORY, THE OTHER ON AN ESTUARINE BOTTOM—WERE CO 4- 6
SYSTEMS. EH MEASUREMENTS OF SEDIMENTS SHOWED THAT THE OIL RE 5- 3
" COMMUNITIES. TOTAL DENSITY, TOTAL SIOMASS , SPECIES DIVERSITY 5- 3
" IN THE LABORATORY AND IN SITU WAS OBSERVED. TEXT SYSTEMS CON 5- 3
COMMUNITIES TO DEGRADATION OF XEN03I0TIC COMPOUNDS: EFFECTS OF CONCEN 11- 6
" EXPOSED TO OI-N-BLTYL PHTHALATE /,ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITI 11- 9
" /,EFFECTS OF CHLORPYRIFOS ON FIELD- AND LABORATORY-DEVELOP 8-10
" WERE CONTINUOUSLY EXPOSED TO THE TOXICANT FOR EIGHT WEEKS 8-10
" DEVELOPED IN SANC-FILLEQ AQUARIA IN THE LABORATORY AND IN 8-10
" AND -3 Y 5.9 UG/L IN WATER IN FIELD COMMUNITIES. NUMBERS OF 8-10
" NUMBERS OF ANNELIDS AND CHORDATES IN CONTAMINATED AQUARIA 8-10
M SENSITIVITY OF ANIMALS IN THESE TESTS AMD IN SINGLE SPECI 8-10
DEVELOPED FOR EIGHT WEEKS IN AQUARIA PLACED IN SANTA ROSA 8-10
11 DEVELOPING UNDER CHLORINE OR COPPER TREATMENTS AT LOW OR M 2-3
" TO DRILLING MUDS /.RESPONSES OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACRO 9- 1
" WHICH RESULT FROM SETTLING PLANKTONIC LARVAE, WERE ASSESS 9- 1
" TOTAL DENSITY, TOTAL SIOMASS, SPECIES DIVERSITY, AND EQUI 5- 3
" AT THE END OF THE 12-WEEK PERIOD INDICATED NO SIGNIFICANT 5- 3
" COLONIZED IN THE LABORATORY AND IN SITU WAS OBSERVED, TEXT 5- 3
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COMMUNITIES WAS EXAMINED IN ESTUARINE MUO FLAT SEDIMENTS BY THE 9I0CHE 10- 7
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE DF ESTUARINE OETSITAL AND SEDIMENTARY MICROSIOTA / 9-8
STRUCTURE OF THE SEC IMENTARY GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA. /.3I0CH T- 4
STRUCTURE OF SEDIMENTARY MICR03IQTA WITHOUT THE REQUIREMENT 7- 4
STRUCTURE Or MICR03I0TA THAT COLONIZE SANOS IN RUNNING SEAWA 8- 7
STRUCTURE ASSESSED. LABORATORY COMMUNITIES WERE CONTINUOUSLY 8-10
STRUCTURE OF THE ESTUARINE OETRITAL MICROSIOTA: RESOURCE PA 8- 3
STRUCTURE OF MICSD3I0TA /,PRESERVATION OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENT 4- 5
TO ACCUMULATE DETRITUS AND SUSPENDED INORGANIC SEOIMENT. PRO 2- 3
COMPOSITION SHIFTED TOWARD A DOMINANCE BY 8LUE-GREEN ALGAE 2- 3
PROTEIN CONTENT INCREASED AS COMMUNITY COMPOSITION SHIFTED 2- 3
STRUCTURE WERE DETERMINED 3Y THE ANALYSIS OF EXTRACTABLE LIP 9- 8
STRUCTURE OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES COLONIZING MARINE SAND. SU 9- 3
COMPOSITION OF MICROBIAL A S S E M 3 LI £ 5 IN ESTUARINE MUD FLAT S£ 10- 7
FROM A NATURAL ESTUARINE BOTTOM. ACCORDING TO CLUSTER 4NALYS 4- 6
COMPOSITION. COMPARISONS WERE MADE AMONG 2- BY 2-M (LOCATION 10- 7
ANALYSIS IN TERMS OF XEN03I0TIC IMPACT. SYSTEMS OF CONTINUOU 6- 5
AND LEAF LITTER DECOMPOSITION OF SELECTED SACKSWAMP REGIONS 6- 5
STRUCTURE. CONTROL SAMPLES WERE SIEVED TO REMOVE MACROINVERT 4- 5
STRUCTURE OF THE MICROBIOTA THAT COLONIZE MARINE SANOS EXPOS 8- 7
STRUCTURE AT CONCENTRATIONS BETWEEN 4 AND 300 UG/L. THE LOWE 8- 7
STRUCTURE WHILE CLAYS INCREASED NEARLY ALL OF THE BIOMASS IN 8- 7
STRUCTURE OF THE ESTUAREINE OETRITAL MICR03I0TA, AMD THE INC 8- 8
COMPLEX WASTES ON ESTUARINE ORGANISMS AS THE DIATOM. SKELETONEMA COSTA 9- 5
" INDUSTRIAL WASTES ON ESTUARINE ORGANISMS, AND THAT FRACTIONATI 9- 5
" INDUSTRIAL WASTES HAS 3 E EN DEVELOPED FOR USE WITH SIOASSAYS IN 9- 5
" WASTES ON AQUATIC SYSTEMS. THE METHOD CAM ALSO BE USED TO IDEN 11-11
" WASTES FROM INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL OUTFALLS WERE FRACTIONATE 11-11
" INTERACTIONS IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS WHICH COMPLICATE OUR UNOE 1- 6
" MIXTURE OF BETA-HYDROXY ACIDS WITH CHAIN LENGTHS BETWEEN FOUR 10- 8
" INVERTEBRATE SIOTA AND ITS INDIVIDUAL T A XA TO GUTHION AND OTHE 6- 5
" NUTRIENT BROTH.; IT WAS SIGNIFICANTLY INHIBITED IN A MINIMAL SA 5-10
CONDITION INDEX OF OYSTERS /.DETERMINATION AND USE OF 5- 3
" MEASURES SHOULD 3E STANDARDIZED THROUGH USE OF HOPKINS' FORM 5- 3
" INDEX = (DRY MEAT WEIGHT IN CO ( 1 00)/(INTERNAL CAVITY VOLUME 5- 8
" STUDIES. /,OYSTER CONDITION MEASURES SHOULD 6E STANDARDIZED 5- 8
" OF THE COMMUNITY. PROTEIN CONTENT INCREASED AS COMMUNITY CO 2- 3
" INDEX CCDRY MEAT WE IGHTX 1 00 )/< I NTERNAL CAVITY VOLUME )3 HAS 8- 4
" INDEX ON TOTAL COLIFORM BACTERIA LEVELS CONFORM WITH PREVIOU 8- 4
" INDEX. BEST FIT AND POWER FUNCTION REGRESSIONS OF CONDITION 8- 4
" INDEX DROPPED MARKEDLY AS THE INCIOENCE OF TOTAL COLIFORMS I 8-4
" COULD 6 E U5ED TO MONITOR WATER30RNE POLLUTION IN COASTAL ZON 8- 4
CONTAMINANT, IN HEX ANE-AQUEOUS PHASE UNDER SIMULATED ENVIRONMENTAL CON 7- 5
CONTAMINANTS. /,PATHOLOGIC "MILKY" AND BROWN-BLACK GILLS OF GRASS SHRI 10- 6
" CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS, AND POTENTIAL CARCINOGENS /,SUM 6- 7
" (PC3S, HG AND CD) COMMONLY ASSOCIATED WITH BOTTOM SEDIMEN 11- 2
" USEO AS PESTICIDES, HERBICIDES, OR AS INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL 6- 7
" GENERALIZATIONS ARE MADE ABOUT HOW EARLY AND LATE SUCCES 7-10
CONTAMINATION WITH PAHS AND THEIR DERIVATIVES. /, NEGATIVE CHEMICL IONI 3- 8
" OF CLOTHING. TWC EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT STUDIES WERE CONOUC 3- 3
CONTROL LEVELS IN OYSTERS EXPCSED TO INCREASED SALINITY WHEREAS IN THO 7- 7
" TECHNOLOGY. /,COMPLEX WASTES FROM INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL OUT 11-11
" AMPHI PODS DEPRIVED OF FOOD FOR A WEEK. /.ENDOGENOUS LIPID STOR 4- 8
" AND LOWEST CONCENTRATION. MOLLUSCAN LARVAE COLONIZING LA30RAT0 8-10
" CAUSED NO SUCH EFFECTS. PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF SU3STRATE COVER WE 1- 1
" 1 PPM AND 10 PPM CORALS SUT NOT FROM THE 100 PPM CORALS AFTER 8- 9
" NUMBERS IN SO PPM. A TOTAL OF 13 SPECIES OCCURRED IN 50 PPM CO 9- 1
" /,THE EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUO ON DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE MAC 9- 1
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CONTROL CHEMICAL BECAME CONTROVERSIAL AFTER THE INSECTICIDE WAS FGUNO 5- 9
" THE INPORTEO FIRE ANT, SQLENOPSIS SAEVISSIMA RICHTERI FOREL. E 5-9
" PROGRAMS AN ISSUE IN1 THE USE AND MANAGEMENT QF ESTUARIES. USE 5- 9
" QF THE ANTS, (2) HAVE A SHORT BIOLOGICAL HALF-LIFE, AND (3) BE 5- 9
" 5Y ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA). AMORO IS AN AMIDINOH 5- 9
" MEASURES, (2) HAZARDS OF MIREX TO MAN A NO THE ENVIRONMENT, WIT 5- 9
" STATIONS. THIS EVIDENCE COUPLEO WITH QUANTITATIVE CORAL ABUNOA 3- 7
" IN THE UNITED STATES. MAJCR EMPHASIS IS GIVEN TO THE SUN BELT 8- 6
" IS CRITICAL QUE TO INTRODUCTION OF EXOTIC PLANTS AND EXTENDED 8- 6
" LARVAE AS WELL AS IN LARVAE EXPOSED TO 10 PP3 OF THE INSECT GR 2- 2
" SAMPLES WERE SIEVED TC REMOVE MACR0INVERTE3RATES ANO PLANT MAT 4- 5
COOS BAY FROM JUNE 1976 TO JUNE 1978. SUBSEQUENTLY, CONCENTRATIONS OF 10-11
" BAY, OREGON, USA / , CQNC E N T R A T I ON S OF UN SUBSTITUTED POLYCYCLIC ARC 10-11
" AND TILLAMOOK 3 A Y S , OREGON. TOTAL CONCENTRATIONS OF 15 UNSUBSTITU 6- 8
COPPER, OR OEXTROSE WERE ALTERED 3Y CHANGES IN THE TAXONOMIC COMPOSITI 2- 3
" OR CHLORINE TREATMENTS AND WHEN WATER TEMPERATURES APPROACHED T 2-3
" TREATMENTS AT LOW OR MCOERATE TEMPR4TURES (3 C-22.8 C), INDICAT 2- 3
" ZINC, AND CADMIUM WERE INVESTIGATED PREVIOUSLY (LATOUCHE I MIX 5- 7
CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /.EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON THE REEF-3UILD 3- 6
" (MONTASTREA ANNULARIS) GROWTH ON THE EAST FLOWER GARDENS BANK, N 10- 5
" MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /.PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL-DRILLING MUO 8- 9
" FROM TWO SPECIES, MONTASTREA ANNULARIS AND ACROPQRA CERVICQRNIS, 11- 7
" ANIMAL (CALCIFICATION RATE, RESPIRATION RATE) AND OF THEIR ZOOXA 11- 7
" RESPIRATION, PHOTOSYNTHESIS, CALCIFICATION AND NH4 AND N03 UPTAK 8- 9
" MONTASTREA ANNULARIS WAS INVESTIGATED. COLONIES WERE EXPOSED FOR 8- 9
" SKELETAL GROWTH RATE ANO POSSIBLY INTERFERES WITH SEDIMENT REJEC 3- 6
" MONTASTREA ANNULARIS (ELLIS AND SOLANOER) WERE MEASURED AFTER MO 3- 6
" ABUNDANCE ANO DIVERSTIY DATA OF OTHERS INDICATE A LACK OF ANOMAL 3- 7
" 3AND WIDTHS COMPARED TO HISTORICAL RECORDED ENVIRONMENTAL OATA I 3-7
" DEATH BECAUSE OF REDUCED ILLUMINATION NECESSARY TO Z00XANTHELLAE 3- 7
" GROWTH IN VIEQUES IS ANNUAL WATER TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS. /.THE 3- 7
" ANIMAL TO REMOVE IMPACTED SEDIMENTS. TO ASSESS THE EFFECT OF NAV 3- 7
" SKELETONS. MEAN GROWTH RATES AND GROWTHS VARIANCES WERE CALCUALT 3- 7
" GROWTH IN THE AREA. OUR DATA DO NOT SUPPORT THE VIEW THAT SINK IN 10- 5
" EXTENSION RATES VARY POSITIVELY WITH SEASONAL (FEBRUARY THROUGH 10- 5
" . COMPARISONS WITH TIMS SERIES OF ENVIRONMENTAL DATA INDICATE TH 10- 5
CORALLITE SHAPE OF INDIVIDUALS OF THE CARIBBEAN ANO ATLANTIC REEF-3UIL 3- 6
CORALS WITHIN AND EXTERNAL TO A NAVAL ORDINANCE RANGE: VIEQUES, PUERT 3- 7
" /.PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUOS ON REEF 11- 7
" (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON 11- 8
" DIED DURING THE FIFTH ANO SIXTH WEEKS. /.PIECES OF CORAL FROM T 11- 7
" WHEN TESTED DURING THE SIXTH AND SEVENTH WEEKS OF EXPOSURE. SEV 11- 7
" WERE LOWER 3UT NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT FROM THOSE OF CONTRO 8- 9
" EXPOSED TO 100 PPM DRILLING MUO DECREASED 3Y 533? AND 25% RESPEC 8- 9
11 DIED BEFORE THE END OF THE EXPERIMENT, WHILE NONE OF THE OTHER 8- 9
31 AFTER 6 WEEKS OF EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUD. THE LATTER GROUP STI 8- 9
" BUT NOT FROM THE 100 PPM CORALS AFTER 6 WEEKS OF EXPOSURE TO OR 8- 9
" UlEO. CALCIFICATION AND RESPIRATION RATES OF 10 PPM CORALS WERE 8- 9
" IS KNOWN TO BE SENSITIVE TO THE ENVIRONMENT. IN PARTICULAR, HIG 3- 7
" ON REEFS NEARBY THE RANGE AREA. C.rsRONOLGIES OF CORAL 3AN0 WIOTH 3- 7
" /.TIME SERIES OF ANNUAL LINEAR GROWTH INCREMENTS FROM 12 MONTA 10- 5
" COLLECTED AT THE EAST FLOWER GARDENS BANK REEF IN THE NORTHWEST 10- 5
CORES. MICROBIAL POPULATIONS IN PRE-EXPOSED CORES FROM A NUMBER OF FRE 11- 6
" THAT CONTAINED NATURAL UATER AND SEDIMENT. ADAPTATION WAS DETECT 11- 6
" FROM A NUMBER OF FRESHWATER SAMPLING SITES ADAPTED TO DEGRADE P- 11- 6
" RADIOLABELED TEST COMPOUNDS WERE aDDED TO CORES THAT CONTAINED 11- 6
CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII WERE REARED IN THE LABORATORY FROM HATCH 6- 2
" CALLINECTES SAPIOUS RATh'SUN, FROM THE ATLANTIC ANO GULF COASTS 0 2-6
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CRAB STAGE. A CONCENTRATION OF 1.1 PPM WAS NONTOXIC, 7.2 AND 14.5 NA(2 1- 4
" STAGE WAS ESTIMATED TO EE 1.0 PPM. STATISTICAL ANALYSES OF THE 00 1- 4
" STAGE IN 1002 MAr AND SPP. STATISTICAL ANALYSES OF THE DATA ON SU 1- 4
" STAGE OCCURRED IN 1.1 TO 29.1 PPM NA(2)CR0(4). ESTIMATED LC50 FOR 1- 4
" RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII: EFFECT OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR 2- 2
" RHITROPANOPEUS HARRISII (GOULD) (CRUSTACEA: BRACHYURA) WAS STUOI 2- 2
" LARVAE AS SHOWN EARLIER BY SEVERAL AUTHORS FOR INSECT LARVAE. /,U 2- 2
CRABS» RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAPIOUS /.EFFECTS OF S 1-4
" RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAPIOUS (PROJECT SUMM 1- 3
" OYSTERS, CLAMS, ANO SECIMENTS. /.KEPONE WAS OISCDVERED TO BE IN 5- 2
" DURING 1969-1971, A FIELD MONITORING STUDY, CARRIED OUT IN CONJ 5- 9
" FISHES, MARSH BIRDS, AND RACCOONS. ALL ANIMAL CLASSES SAMPLED C 5-9
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (G.) EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED AND DECHLORINATED SE 11- 5
" VIRGINICA /,CHANGES IN THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL DURING ENV 7- 7
" VIRGINICA. RECENTLY, ROBERTS DETERMINED THE RESPONSE OF AM 11- 5
VIRGINICA /.COMPARISON OF OZONE ANO CHLORINE TOXICITY TO T 8-2
" VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /.IMPACTS OF WATER CHLORINATION AND COL 8- 5
" VIRGINICA) IN LONG-TERM (23 DAYS) TESTS TO DETERMINE THEIR 11- 3
" VIRGINICA, GMELIN) IS 0.71 MG/L. MYSID 3IOAS5AYS AND CHEMI 1- 5
" VIRGINICA, FROM TUQ SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES, ONE OF WHICH 8- 4
" VIRGINICA, HERE EVALUATED. BOTH STRA IGHT-HINGE (48-H POST 8- 2
" VIRGINICA; AND L U C- WORMS, ARE. NICOLA CRISTATA. CRITERIA OF E 2-10
CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER. /,TH5 ACUTE TOXICITY OF MARINE-GRADE CREOSOTE, E 1-5
" EXPRESSED AS THE 96-H LC50. IS 0.G18 MG/L FOR MYSIOS (MYSIDO 1- 5
" IN SEAWATER /,USt OF AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY AND QUANTITATIVE CHEM 1- 5
CRESOL WAS MINERALIZED RAPIDLY IN BOTH PRE-EXPOSURE ANO UNEXPOSED POPU 11- 6
" WERE TESTED TO DETERMINE WHETHER PRE-EXPOSURE AFFECTED SU3SEQUE 11- 6
CR0C4). THE LC50 FOR COMPLETE ZOcAL DEVELOPMENT WAS ESTIMATEO TO eE 2. 1- 4
" 4) WERE SU3LETHAL ANO CONCENTRATIONS OF 29.1 TO 58.1 PPM WERE ACUT 1- 4
" 4) CAUSED AN INCREASE IN SWIMMING SPEEO ANO HIGH CONCENTRATIONS CA 1- 4
" 4) AND WAS 13.7 FOR DEVELCPMENT TO 1ST CRA3 STAGE. A CONCENTRATION 1- 4
" 4). ESTIMATED LC50 FOR COMPLETE ZOEAL DEVELOPMENT WAS 17.S PP, NA( 1- 4
CRUSTACEANS AS INDICATORS OF EIQ4CTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,ALGAE 9- 4
" THE ORGANIC FRACTION GF EACH WASTE WAS SUBFRACTI ON ATED IN 11-11
" /.DETERMINATION OF 810 ACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL FRACTIONS OF LI 11-11
" AND FISHES /.EFFECTS OF LIQUID INDUSTRIAL WASTES ON ESTUA 9- 5
" REPORTED 96-H LC-50 VALUES ARE 0.14 UG/L FOR L03STER (HOM 11- 4
" ANO FISHES: AC 2 22 , 705 ; FENVALERATE, PERMET'HRIN, CHLORPYR 11- 3
" INCLUDING COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT SPECIES OF SHRIMPS AND C 5-9
" VARIOUS ASPECTS CF THE BIOLOGY Or SELECTED SPECIES WERE S 2-10
" ARE MORE SENSITIVE TO 0 I TH I OC AR3 A M AT ES THAN ARE FISH. IN L 7-8
CYCLE TOXICITY TEST WITH THE ESTUARINE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRINODON V 4-9
" TOXICITY TEST /.EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW IN AN 4- 9
" OF MYSID0PS1S 3A HI A AS INFLUENCED 3Y SUBLETHAL ENDRIN EXPOSURE / 6-4
" OF THE MYSID, MYSIDOPSIS 8 AH IA. NO APPARENT EFFECTS WERE OBSERVE 7- 3
11 IN A RANGE OF ENDRIN CONCENTRATIONS. PHYSIOLOGICAL RATE OF AMMON 6- 4
" TOXICITY TEST WITH THE HEAVY METAL, SILVER . ANO ONE TEST WITH TH 6- 3
" PREMOLT SHRIMP ACCUMULATED LESS BP ANO BA THAN INTERMOLT SHRIMP 4- 7
" OF THE ESTUARINE CRA6 RrITROPA NOPEUS HARRISII (GOULD) (CRUSTACEA 2- 2
CYCLING OF XEMOSIOTICS THROUGH MARINE 4ND ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS 2-10
" OF XEN03IGTICS THROUGH MARINE ANO ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS (PROJECT 3- 1
" OF XENOBIOTICS WAS STUDIED WITH A PHOTO-8I OASSAY SYSTEM, THAT 2-10
CYCLOPROPANE FATTY ACIDS AND THE ANAEROBIC PATHWAYS OF 0ESATURAT I ON. C 8-7
CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS) WERE NCT AS GOOD INDICATORS OF POSSIBLE EFFECTS 9- 5
" VARIEGATUS) AND THE 0RGANOCHLORINE INSECTICIDE KEPONE IN SE 4- 9
" VARIEGATUS) WAS GEJ*.ERALLY THE LEAST SENSITIVE (RANGE OF LC5 11- 3
" VARIEGATUS, LACEPEDE). THE 96-H EC50 (SHELL DEPOSITION) FOR 1- 5
" VARIEGATUS; AND GULF KILLlFISH, FUNDULU 5 GRANDIS, WERE OEM 2-10
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CYPRINODONTID FISH INHABIT IN G MANGROVE MARSHES THROUGHOUT THE CARI3BEA 5- 4
" FISH, RIVULUS MARMQRATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN ST 5- 4
FISH, RIVULUS MARMQRATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN ST 5- 5
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DAPHNIA MAGNA (FRESHWATER) A NO MYSIOOPSIS 3AHIA C E S T !J A R I ME ) . ONLY THRE 9- 4
DBP ) AND 2*3,4,6-TETRACHL0RDPhEN0L CTECP) AT CONCENTRATIONS OF 20, 10 5- 4
" - 0.740, 0.370, 0.135 MG/L; TECP - 0.220, 0.110, 0.055 MG/L) OF TH 5- 4
" CAN BE DETERMINED. THE APPROACH IS CLASSICAL RAT-DOSING EXPERItfEN 1- 7
DEGRADATION Of X EN 03 10 TIC COMPOUNDS: EFFECTS OF CONCENTRATION, ENOCUL 11- 6
AS A RESULT OF PRE-EXP0SURE. ADAPTATION WAS MAXIMAL AFTER 11" 6
" IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS IS PROBABLY THE MOST DIFFICULT FAT 1- 6
" OF SELECTED TOXICANTS UNDER CONDITIONS THAT MAINTAIN COMPL 1- 6
" Of TOXIC CHEMICALS IN NATURAL MEDIA WITH MIXED MICROBIAL P 1-5
" OF XSNOBIOTIC COMPOUNDS /,MICROBIAL 1- 6
" RATES FOR METHYL PARA THION WERE COMPARABLE TO IN SITU RAT 7- 6
" WITH A NEGATIVE RESPONSE FOR KEPONE. SIMILAR ACTIVITY WAS 7- 6
" OF TOXIC COMPOUNDS. THE TOTAL INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY AND L 6-5
" REOOX CONDITIONS OF SOILS AND SEOIMENT-WATER SYSTEMS HAVE 6- 5
DEHP); LESSER AMOUNTS ALSO OCCURRED IN WATERS OFF ESCAMBIA BAY NEAR PE 11- 9
DEPOSITION) FOR EASTERN OYSTERS (CRASS0STREA VIRGINICA, GMcLIN) IS 0.7 1- 5
" RESPONSE OF OYSTERS AT THE TWO ACCLIMATION TEMPERATURES. FA 8- 2
" AND FAECAL MATTER ACCUMULATION WERE USED AS THE RESPONSE PA 8- 2
" WAS SIGNIFICANTLY INHIBITED AT ALL OPO CONCENTRATIONS FOR B 8-2
" AND BIOACCUMULATION 3Y OYSTERS, SU3STRATE REWORKING AND 610 2-10
DEPURATION OF SENZ0(A)PYREME AND BENZ(A)ANTHRACEME IN THE GRASS SHRIMP 4- 7
" SIZE AND SEX ON TRACE METAL LEVELS IN BAY MUSSELS /,EFFECT 5- 6
" SIZE AND SEX ON THE CONCENTRATIONS OF MN, MI, CU, ZN AND C 5-6
" MN LEVELS DECREASED SIGNIFICANTLY IN BOTH TISSUES WHILE CU 5- 6
»• ON PN AH CONCENTRATIONS; IDENTIFY SEASONAL DIFFERENCES IN PN 6- 8
" OF CHRYSENE BY LUGV>0RMS WAS EVALUATED IN A 'FLOW-THROUGH SYS 2-10
" UNDER SIMILAR CONDITIONS, THE BP LEVEL (RADIOACTIVITY) DEC 4- 7
" OF TWO PQLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS, C-14-3ENZ0(A)PYRE 4- 7
DETECTION OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS AND TERATOGENS. IN THE THIRO YEAR 2- 7
" AND EVALUATION OF RISKS OF CACINuGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOG 10- 1
" OF CARCINOGENS /,EIPHENYL HYDROXYLASE ACTIVITY AND THE 2- 8
" IN GENERAL, INITIAL PROCESSES Or RESONANCE ELECTRON CAPTURE 3- 8
" AND IDENTIFICATION *, AND THEIR POTENTIAL FOR TRANSFER TO HUMA 8- 1
DETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY MICRCBIOTA /BIOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF BIO 9- 8
" BASKETS IN THE FIELD AND WERE CONSIDERABLY BETTER NOURISHED T 4-3
" MICROSIOTA: RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOD GRAZING /.PERT 8- 8
" MICR03I0TA AND THE GRAZING FUANA 3Y TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL ANA 4- 3
" MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES MANIPULATED WITH ANTIBIOTICS, NUTRIENTS, 9- 8
MICROSIOTA. MELITA FEED ON NONPH0TOSYNTHETIC MICR0EUKARYOTES 8- 8
" MICR03I0T A, AND THE INDICATION OF MARKED EFFECTS ON THE MICRO 8- 8
DETRITUS IN THE LABORATORY, SHOWED THE SAME NUTRITIONAL STATE AS'THOSE 4- 8
" AND SUSPENDED INORGANIC SEDIMENT. PROTEIN AND CARBOHYDRATE ES 2- 3
" GRAZED 3Y GAMMARUS. GAMMARUS FEEDS LESS SPECIFICALLY ON BACTE 8- 8
DEVELOPMENT OF ASSAYS, UTILIZING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (LIVER LESIONS VIA 2- 7
" OF LABORATORY AND FIELD CARCINOGEN ASSAYS, UTILIZING FISHE 10- 1
" AND UTILIZATION OF CRITICAL LIFE STAGE EXPOSURES (E.G., EM 10- 1
" IN MENIDIA AT 12 WEEKS SUGGESTS PROMISE FOR THIS SPECIES A 10- 1
" OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES 6- 1
" OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM (PROJECT SUMMARY) '5-11
" Of METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING HUMAN EXPOSURE TO CHLOROBEN 1- 7
" (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON EMBRYO 10- 3
" /.EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS Org EMBRYO 10- 2
" /.EFFECTS OF MERCURY ON DEVELOPING LARVAE OF RHITHROPA NOPE 6- 2
" OF CRASS, RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAPIDUS 1- 4
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DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRASS, RH ITHRDP AN OPEUS HflRRISII AND CALLINECTES SAP 1- 3
" AND USE OF CRITERIAL FOR DETERMINING IF AN ESTUARY IS "USE 4- 1
" AND FOR ZOEAE .ANO MEGALOPAE SEPARATELY, TQ DISTINGUISH ANY 6- 2
" 6-9 MONTHS AFTER INITIAL EXPOSURE TO DM3A. THE USE OF SHO 8- 3
" OF THE RAINBOW TRCUT AS A DOCUMENTED RESEARCH ANIMAL FOR C 5-1
" OF RIVULUS UNDER LABORATORY CULTURE AS A PRELUDE TQ THE EV 5- 4
" OF ESTUARINE M AC RC 2E NT HIC COMMUNITIES, WHICH RESULT FROM S 9- I
" OF RHITHRQPANOPEUS HARRISII. FIVE PERCENT MAr AND SPP WERE 1- 4
" WAS 17.S PP, N A ( 2 ) C R 0 ( 4 ) AND WAS 13.7 FOR DEVELOPMENT TO 1 1-4
" TO 1ST C R A 3 STAGE WAS ESTIMATED TO BE 1.0 PPM. STATISTICAL 1- 4
" TO 1ST C RA 3 STAGE. A CONCENTRATION OF 1.1 PPM WAS NONTOXIC 1- 4
" WAS ESTIMATED TO EE 2.9 PPM ANO THE LC50 FOR DEVELOPMENT T 1-4
" OF SYSTEMS PREVIOUSLY DEVISED IN OUR LABORATORY TO ASSAY T 6-1
" Or ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE AQUATIC PLANT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS. 8- 6
" WAS INVESTIGATED TO ASCERTAIN THE LIMITS OF SAFE USAGE OF 10- 2
" CAN PROCEED NORMALLY. ALSO, THE EFFECTS ON DEVELOPMENT SHO 10- 2
" SHOW VARIATION FROM ONE FLUID TO ANOTHER, THUS INDICATING 10- 2
" OF QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR ESTIMATING THE BIOMASS, META30 8- 8
0I-N-8UTYL PHTHALATE /»ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITION OF FIELD- ANO LA30RA 11- 9
" 2-ETHYLEXYL PHTHALATE CDEHP); LESSER AMOUNTS ALSO OCCURRED IN WATER 11- 9
OIASTEREOISOMERS, THE OTHER TWO ARE THE CORRESPONDING ENANTIOMERS. /,F 11- 4
DIBUTYL PHTHALATE (DSP) AND 2 , 3,4»6-TETRACHLdROPHENOL (TECP) AT CONCEN 5- 4
0ICAR80X YL ACID) WIDELY USED AS PLA.TICIZERS (ADDED TO PLASTIC RESINS S 11- 9
DICHLOROBENZOPHENONE (OS?) CAN BE DETERMINED. THE APPROACH IS CLASSICA 1- 7
DICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID (2,4-0) AND P-CRESOL WERE TESTEO TO OETEPMI 11- 6
OICOFOL (DC) AND SUITABLE METABOLITES, ESPECIALLY P, P' -DICHLOROBENZO 1- 7
DIESEL COMPONENT WERE MORE TOXIC THAN THOSE WITHOUT THIS COMPONENT, AL 1- 9
" AND RELATIVE TOXICITY COULD NOT BE MADE. THE PHENOL AND METAL C 1-9
DIETHYL PHOSPHATE CDEP) WERE THE TECHNIQUES USED TO ASSESS THE PROTECT 3- 3
" ETHER WASHES. THE PURIFIED POLYMER WAS TREATED WITH ETHANOL-CH 10- 8
DIETHYLNITROSAMINE (45, 30, AND 15 PPM IN WATER) FOR 5 WEEKS AND 12 WE 5- 4
OIFLUBENZURON) ON THE LARVAL CUTICLE /,ULTRA STRUCTURAL STUDY OF THE EX 2- 2
" . FIRST ZO EL LARVAE OF R. HARRISII, AND NEARLY ALL EXPOS 2- 2
DIMETHYL8ENZ(A)ANTHRACcNE IN TWO S°ECIES OF VIVIPAROUS FISHES (GENUS P 8-3
" A)ANTHRACENE (DM£A). PREDOMINANTLY HEPATOCELLULAR NSOPLAS 8- 3
DIMETHYLDITHIOCARBAMATE 3I0CICE (BUSAN-85) FOR 14 OAYS WERE STUDIED US 10- 6
DIMILIN» WHICH PARTIALLY DEGRADES AND YIELDS NONBIODEGRADABLE PROOUCTS 1- 6
" (OIFLUBENZURON) ON THE LARVAL CUTICLE /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDY 2- 2
" TREATED LARVAE, WHEREAS FORMATION OF E°ICUTICLE DID NOT SEEM T 2-2
" PROBABLY INHIBITS CHITIN SYNTHESIS IN CRAB LARVAE AS SHOWN EAR 2- 2
" (OIFLUBENZURON). FIRST ZOEL LARVAE OF R. HARRISII, AND NEARLY 2- 2
DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RIG AND THE SUBSEQUENT FATE OF DISCHA 1- 2
" AND VARIOUS ORGANISMS RATHER THAN ON HOW THE MARINE ECOSYSTE 1- 2
" FATE SUBMODEL DEALT WITH THE DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS OF TH 1- 2
" OF THE ATCHAFALAYA RIVER. WE PROPOSE THE SECULAR VARIATIONS 10- 5
DISCHARGED IN OFFSHDRE OIL ANC GAS DRILLING AND EXPLORATIONS. /.ORILLI 9- 2
" USED DRILLING MUDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. /,THE PURPOSE 7- 1
" MATERIAL, THREE EFFECTS SUBMODELS THEN CALCULATED 3I0L0GICA 1- 2
DISCHARGES IN ESTUARIES OR STREAMS THAT FLOW INTO THEM ARE DISCUSSED. 4- 1
" FROM A SINGLE RIG INTO OPEN WATER AREAS OF THE GULF OF MEXI 1- 2
DISEASE, THE PREVALENCE RATES RANGED FROM 0 TO 20£ WITH A 5-YEAR MEAN 10-10
DISEASES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS RATH6UN, FROM THE ATLAN 2- 6
DITHIOCARBAMATE TOXICITY TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,PHY 7- 3
" FORMULATIONS (AQUATREAT DNM-30 AND 3USAN 35) ON THE IN 2- 4
" FORMULATIONS CAUSED A DOSE-RELATED INHIBITION OF REGEN 7- 8
" TOXICITY, SUGGEST THAT CRUSTACEANS ARE MORE SENSITIVE 7- 3
" 3I0CIDE /.ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF OE 10- 6
DITHIGCARBAMATES ON THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO: MOLT-RELATE 2- 4
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ft T
G E
5 M
D
DITHIOCARBAMATES ARE HIGHLY TCXIC TO MOLTING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETE 7- 3
" THAN ARE FISH. IN LIMB REGENERATION STUDIES, BOTH OF 7- 3
DIVERSITY, AND EQUITAEILITY MERE SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECTED HOWEVER, IN TH 5- 3
" IN 01CE S AND SPECIFIC MICROBIAL GROUPS, SUCH AS FILAMENTOUS F 6-5
0M8A. THE USE OF SHORT-TERM EXPOSURE PERIODS OF 6 HOURS IN YOUNG FISH 8- 3
" IS CARCINOGENIC TO FISH. /,LIVER NEOPLASMS WERE INDUCED IN TWO SP 3- 3
" 0.25 ppm , failed to incuce tumors in any of the surviving 230 0 8-3
" AT 5 PPM. A LOWER CONCENTRATION OF D M 3 A., 0.25 PPM , FAILED TO IND 8- 3
" . PREDOMINANTLY HEPATOCELLULAR NEOPLASMS OECELOPED IN 47 OUT OF 1 8-3
DNM-30 OR 3USSN 85 AFFECTED BCTH THE INITIATION AND PROGRESSION OF LIM 2- 4
• " 30. /.THE EFFECTS Of TWO C I THIQCAR3 AMATE FORMULATIONS (AQUATREAT D 2-4
" 30 AND SUSAN 85) ON THE INITIATION ANO PROGRESSION OF LIM9 REGENER 2- 4
" 30 (96 H LC 50 : 1 27 P P 3 ) AND BUSAN 35 (96 H LC50: 49 PPS) REVEALE 7- 3
OOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS OF SKELETAL MALFORMATIONS WERE FOUND FOR S 5-4
" RELATED INHIBITION OF REGENERATIVE GROWTH. THE RESULTANT EC(5 0) V 2-4
" RELATED INHIBITION OF REGENERATIVE LIMB GROWTH IN GRASS SHRIMP; T 7-8
DOWICIDE AT 100 UG/L INCREASED THE BACTERIA FORMING CISVACCENIC ACID A 8-7
" WERE TESTED FOR EFFECTS ON THE 8IOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTU 8- 7
DREDGING IN ESTUARIES. /.METHODS ARE DESCRIBED FOR CONDUCTING SHORT- A 7-3
DRILL MUDS (DESIGNATED JX-2 THROUGH JX-7) COLLECTED FROM A JAY OIL-FIE 11- 7
" MUD. PHOTOSYNTHESIS ANO NH(4) UPTAKE RATES WERE AFFECTED ALSO OU 11- 7
ORILLING EFFLUENTS HAD INCREASED CYSTEIC ACIO LEVELS. GLUTAMIC ACID AN 7- 7
" EFFLUENTS. 2. AFTER TWO DAYS, THE F A A POOL IN THE GILL TISSUE 7- 7
" EFFLUENTS. 4. AFTER 5 DAYS, GLYCINE, ALANINE AND 3-ALANINE RE 7- 7
" EFFLUENTS, A SIGNIFICANT DECREASE IN MOST AMINO ACIDS OCCURRE 7- 7
" FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMSNTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER 2- 1
" FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER 1- 9
" AND EXPLORATIONS. /,CRILLING-FLUIO RELATED RESEARCH AT THE U. 9- 2
" FLUID RELATED RESEARCH AT THE U.S. EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH 9- 2
" MUDS ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER, HOMARUS AMERICANUS, 1- 1
" MUD ON THE RcEF-BUILCING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /.EFFECTS 3- 6
" FLUIDS ON EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.EFFECTS OF 10- 3
" FLUIDS ON EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT /.EFFECTS OF 10- 2
" FLUIDS ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICR05I0TA T 8-7
" FLUIDS ANO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE DEVELOPMENT Or THE CRAB 1- 3
" FLUIDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW /.FATE 7- 1
" FLUIDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW (PROJE 7- 2
" FLUIDS THAT WERE 'RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS 05SE 1- 9
" FLUIDS ARE DISCUSSED IN TERMS OF POTENTIAL IMPACT AREAS. /,L A 1- 9
" FLUIOS TESTED WERE SHOWN TO VARY MARKEDLY IN THEIR TOXICITY, 1- 9
" FLUIDS MAY HAVE ALSO CONTRIBUTED TO THEIR TOXICITY. FIELD DIS 1- 9
" FLUIDS RESULTED IN REDUCTIONS IN GROWTH RftTES , MOLTING FREQUE 1- 9
" FLUID EXPOSURE. RESULTS SHOW THAT IT IS PRIMARILY THE CHEMICA 1- 9
" OPERATIONS FOR OIL EXPLORATION ON POPULATIONS OF THE AMERICAN 1- 9
" FLUIDS ON THE LARVAL STAGES OF THE LOBSTER WERE ASSESSED IN C 1-9
" FLUIDS TESTED THAT HAD A DIESEL COMPONENT WERE MORE TOXIC THA 1- 9
" MUDS ON REEF CORALS /.PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF 11- 7
" MUOS ON REEF CORALS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT 11- 3
" MUDS ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /.PHYSIOLOGI 8- 9
" MUD FOR PERIODS TWO CAYS J 0 SEVEN WEEKS. SEVERAL PHYSIOLOGICA 11- 7
" MUDS /,RESPONSES OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNI 9- 1
" MUOS ANO CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /.RESULTS OF AN A 1-2
" SIGNIFICANTLY MODIFY THE BIOMASS ANO COMMUNITY STRUCTURE GF M 9- 3
" MUOS ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF LOBSTER BEHAVIOR DIRECTLY RELATED 1- 1
" MUD WERE STUDIED, AND BOTH INTERFERED WTH NORMAL LOBSTER 3EHA 1- 1
" MUD MAY CAUSE INCREASED EXPOSURE OF LOBSTERS TO PREDATORS AND 1- 1
" MUO AND SIMILAR LAYERS OF A MIXTURE OF 3ENTQNITE ANO 9ARITE C 1-1
" MUDS VARIED FROM IMMEDIATELY LETHAL TO ADULT LOBSTERS TO APPA 1- 1
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KEYWORD TITLE INDEX
D
DRILLING MUD COVERING THE SUBSTRATE. TOXICITY IN THE WATER COLUMN MANI
" FLUID RESEARCH ACTIVITIES /.SUMMARY OF EPA
" MUD. THE LATTER GROUP STILL DID NOT RESPOND TO THE EXTRACT AF
" MUD DECREASED BY 53% AMD 15% RESPECTIVELY AFTER 4 WEEKS OF EX
" MUDS ON THE REEF CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS WAS INVESTIGATED.
" MUOS, OBTAINED FROM AN ACTIVE EXPLORATORY PLATFORM IN ESTUARI
" MUO CN DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE MACR05ENTHIC COMMUNITIES, WHI
'» MUDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. / »THE PURPOSE OF THIS REVIEW
" MUD FROM AN ACTIVE EXPLORATORY PLATFORM. PREDATOR-PREY TESTS
" MUD IMPAIRS CORAL SKELETAL GROWTH RATE ANO POSSIBLY INTERFERE
" MUD. LINEAR INCREASE OF THE SKELETON (EXTENSION RATE) AND FOS
" FLUIDS ARE QUITE TOXIC TO ONE OR MORE OF THE EMBRYO SYSTEMS,
" FLU 10 S TESTED CAME FROM VARIOUS SOURCES; 24 DIFFERENT SAMPLES
" FLUID COMPONENTS WERE EXAMINED IN THE TEST SYSTEMS INCLUDING
" FLUIDS TO EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT WAS INVESTIGATED TO ASCERTAIN TH
" FLUID IS "TYPICAL" AND THAT THE QUANTITATIVE EFFECTS OF EM6RY
" FLUID AND A NUMBER OF THE KNOWN COM^OMETS (3ARITE, CLAY, ALOA
" FLUIDS LAYERED ON T£ SURFACE OR MIXED WITH THE SAND SIGNIFICA
FLUIDS. 8ARITE HAD ESSENTIALLY NO EFFECT ON THE 3IOMASS OR CC
" FLUIDS AS REFLECTED IN ThE FATTY ACIDS FROM THE MICROFLORA WH
" FLUIDS. ALDACIDE SHIFTED THE BACTERIAL COMPOSITION, DEPRESSIN
DUNALIELLA TERTIQLECTA. HOWEVER, AHORO WAS VERY INHIBITORY TO ALGAL PO
E
EAST FLOWER GARDENS 3ANK, NORTHWEST GULF OF MEXICO /.ENVIRONMENTAL COR
" FLOWER GARDENS BANK REEF IN THE NORTHWESTERN GULF OF MEXICO HAVE
EASTERN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) IN LONG-TERM (28 DAYS) TESTS TO
" OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGIMICA, GKELIN) IS 0.71 MG/L. MYSID 31
ECS0 VALUES BASED UPON DEPRESSION OF OXYGEN EVOLUTION AFTER 40 HRS EXP
" 0 VALUES ARE USED TO CALCULATE THE 7-DAY, 10-YEAR FLOW RATE REQUIRE
" O'S, BETWEEN 5.12 AND 85.5\ WA5TE. TOXICITY TO 5. CA PR ICORNUTUM WAS
" 0 = 123.6 PPS H 2 S) 3 Y LEAPING FROM THE WATER ANO REMAINING EMERGENT
•• 0 (SHELL DEPOSITION) FOR EASTERN OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA, GM
" 50) VALUES FOR INHIBITION CF REGENERATIVE LIMB GROWTH WERE WELL BEL
'• O'S AT 48 HOURS WERE BETWEEN 0.14 PPB FOR T. PSEUOONANA AND 10.3 PP
" O'S WERE LCWEST AFTER 43 HCURS OF EXPOSURE IN TESTS CONDUCTED FOR 9
" 0. THE INSECTICIDE, AMDRO, DID NOT KILL THE MARINE ALGAE S. COSTATU
" OS FOR INHIBITION OF REGENERATIVE LIM3 GROWTH WERE LOWER THAN THE 9
ECO-CORES. RADIOLABELED TEST COMPOUNDS WERE ADDED TO CORES THAT CONTAI
ECOSYSTEM COMPONENTS WITH C HLO R IN A.T I ON : AN OVERVIEW /.INTERACTION OF
ITSELF IS INTERCONNECTED. /,TH E WORKSHOP WAS STRUCTURED AROU
ECOSYSTEMS. /.SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL 8I0MASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, NUTRI
" JERNELOV PRESENTED A HISTORY OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON PO
" THEIR PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL, AMD BIOLOGICAL FATE AFTER RELEA
11 /.THIS RESEARCH PROGRAM WAS DEVELOPED WITH THE OVERALL 08J
EFFLUENT ON RECEIVING WATERS. EFFECTS OF GROWTH STIMULATORS, FOR EXAMP
" EXPOSURES). EMPHASIS IS STILL PLACED ON THE DEVELOPMENT AND U
" (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH LIVING IN CH
" /,CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH LIVING IN CHLORINATED SEWAGE
EFFLUENTS. 4. AFTER 5 DAYS, GLYCINE, ALANINE AND 8-ALANINE REMAINED AB
" HAD INCREASED CYSTEIC ACID LEVELS. GLUTAMIC ACID AND ALANINE
" 2. AFTER TWO DAYS, THE FA A POOL IN THE GILL TISSUE OF OYSTE
" A SIGNIFICANT DECREASE IN MOST AMINO ACIDS OCCURRED WITH TH
" /.ALGAL BIOASSAYS OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENERGY PROCESS
" AND THERMAL DISCHARGES IN ESTUARIES OR STREAMS THAT FLOW INT
" TO NON-TOXIC CONCENTRATIONS. /.FRESHWATER (SELENASTRUM CAPRI
EH MEASUREMENTS OF SEDIMENTS SHOWED THAT THE OIL REDUCED THE DEPTH OF
ELECTRON MICROSCOPY. THE 24-, 48 AND 96-H LCSO'S WERE 0.33, 0.26 AND 0
" CAPTURE OR ANION ARRACHMENT ACCOUNT FOR THE PRINICIPAL IONS F
p
I
A
T
G
E
e
M
l-
1
9-
2
8-
9
8-
9
8-
9
9-
1
9-
1
7-
1
2-
10
3-
6
3-
6
10-
2
10-
2
10-
2
10-
2
10-
2
8-
7
8-
7
8-
7
8-
7
8-
7
11-
10
10-
5
10-
5
11-
3
1 -
5
9-
6
9-
4
9-
4
5-
4
1-
5
2-
4
11-
10
11-
10
11-
10
7-
3
11-
6
10-
4
1-
2
9-
8
7-
9
8-
1
6-
5
9-
5
10-
1
4-
11
4 -
10
7-
7
7-
7
7-
7
7-
7
9-
7
4-
1
9-
4
5-
3
11- 1
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e
ELECTRON MICROSCOPY. IN SHRIMP EXPOSED TO 5 PP3 BUSAN-35, A GRADATION
" MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF DcTRITAL MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES MANIPUL
" MICROSCOPY AND TG TRANSMIT THE PAPILLOMAS 3Y INJECTION OF CEL
" TRANSPORT IS DEMONSTRATED BY d SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION IN THE S
ELECTROPHORETIC DIFFERENCES WERE FOUND. ATTEMPTS TO CULTURE RIVULUS CE
EM8RY0 A NO NEWLY HATCHED F 2 Y EXPOSURES) IN ORDER TO EXPEDITE C ARCINOGE
" DEVELOPMENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON
" DEVELOPMENT /,EFFECTS CF DRILLING FLUIDS ON
" DEVELOPMENT CAN PROCEED NORMALLY. ALSO, THE EFFECTS ON OEVELOPM
" SYSTEMS, REQUIRING DILUTIONS OF OVER 10<5) TO BECOME "SAFE". OT
" DEVELOPMENT WAS INVESTIGATED TO .ASCERTAIN THE LIMITS OF SAFE US
EMBRYOS PRODUCED BY FISH EXPOSED TO 0.76 MG/L. AVERAGE 31OCONCENTRATIO
" TO SEXUAL MATURITY IN 10 MONTHS (APRIL 1979 TO JANUARY 1980).
" EXPOSED SIMILARLY. HIGH RATES OF VARIOUS SKELETAL MALFORMATION
•' VARY CONSIDERABLY FROM ONE FLUID TO ANOTHER. SOME DRILLING FLU
" USED AS TEST SYSTEMS WERE OF THE TELtOST, FUNCULUS HETEROCLITU
ENDOSULFAN, USING MY5IDS (M. E AH IA ) AS TEST ANIMALS. TEST CHEMICAL SEL
ENDRIN EXPOSURE /.INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN EMERGY METABOLISM, GRGWTH
" EXPOSURE CORRELATED WITH INCREASEO LIPID CATASOLISM DURING MATU
" INHIBITION OF REPRODUCTION WAS MORE A PRODUCT OF FEWER FEMALES
" REDUCED GROWTH RATES OF RAPIDLY GROWING JUVENILES AFTER ONLY ON
" CONCENTRATIONS. PHYSIOLOGICAL RATE OF AMMONIA EXCRETION AND OXY
" EXPOSURE ALLOWED FOR LESS Or THE ASSIMILATED ENERGY BEING AVAIL
" ON MYSIDS. CONCENTRATIONS OF ENDRIN THAT WERE CHRONICALLY LETHA
" THAT WERE CHRONICALLY LETHAL STIMULATED THE RESPIRATION RATES 0
" EXPOSURE, FAVORED USAGE Or ENERGY-RICH LIPIO MATERIAL WHILE SHU
ENERGY PROCESS EFFLUENTS /,ALGAL BIOASSAYS OF INDUSTRIAL AND
" PR COUCTION, ESTUARIES WILL NOT BE IMMUNE TO EXPLORATION FOR PRO
" METABOLISM, GROWTH DYNAMICS, AND REPRODUCTION DURING THE LIFE C
" DEMANDS, ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER METABOLIC RATES DURING ENDRIN E
" METABOLISM FROM RELEASE OF BROODED JUVENILES UNTIL MATURATION 0
" BEING AVAILABLE FOR PRODUCTION OF NEW TISSUE. ENERGY METABOLISM
" SOURCE, AS INDICATED BY HIGHER AMMONIA EXCRETION RATES AND LOWE
" RICH LIPID MATERIAL WHILE SHUNTING LIPIDS AWAY FROM GAMETOGENES
" EXPENDITURE BY THE CORAL ANIMAL TO REMOVE IMPACTED SEDIMENTS. T
" MINERALS, AND INDUSTRY AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATO
" PROCESS WASTES THAN ANIMALS. THEY RESPOND TO GROWTH STIMULATES
" CHARGE. THE AMPHIFODS FROM THE FIELD AND LABORATORY MICROCOSMS
" CHARGES AND NEUTRAL LIPID GLYCEROL TO PHOSPHOLIPID RATIO, INOIC
ENVIRONMENT /.ACUTE TOXICITY, B10CONCENTRATI ON, AND PERSISTENCE OF AC
" THE PRESENCE 0:F POLLUTANTS IN THE GENERAL ENVIRONMENTS OF
" IN GENERAL, PNAH CONCENTRATIONS WERE LOWEST IN THE FALL-W
" FROM FLUIDS DISCHARGED IN OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DRILLING AN
" THE POTENTIAL FOP SUCH STRESSES IS INCREASING, EVEN THOUG
" A LITERATURE REVIEW /,FATE ANO BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL
" A LITERATURE REVIEW (PROJECT SUMMARY) /, F A TE ANO 8I0L0GI
" /.IMPACT OF MAN ON THE COASTAL
" ANO ASSOCIATED MICROORGANISMS. B100EGRADAT ION STUDIES WITH
" WAS OEMOSTRATEO FURTHER WHEN FRESHWATER, BUT NOT SALTWATER
" (GIAM ET AL., 197E). THEY ARE COMMON IN INDUSTRIAL AND MUM
" /.RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING
" /.SYMPOSIUM ON CARCINOGENIC POLYNUCLE A J? AROMATIC HYDROCARB
" WITH EMPHASIS ON AQUATIC LIFE, (3) PERSISTENCE, MOBILITY,
" EACH WAS CHARGED TO DESCRIBE THE ISSUES, THEIR SIGNIFICAN
" /, TH E PURPOSE OF THIS REVIEW IS TO SUMMARIZE ANO CRITIALL
" IN PARTICULAR, HIGH LEVELS OF SEDIMENTAIC-N ANO TURBIDITY
" AND OBSERVED THAT ESTUARIES EXHIBIT HIGHER CONCENTRATIONS
" ERNST REVIEWED THE EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES IN THE MARNE ENV
P I
A T
G E
E M
10- 6
9- 3
4-10
5-10
5- 4
10- 1
10- 3
10- 2
10- 2
10- 2
10- 2
4- 9
10- 9
5- 4
10- 2
10- 2
6- 3
6- 4
6- 4
6- 4
6- 4
6- 4
6- 4
6- 4
6- 4
6- 4
9- 7
4- 1
6- 4
6- 4
6- 4
6- 4
6- 4
6- 4
3- 7
8- 1
5- 7
8- 8
8- 8
11- 3
2- 5
10-11
9- 2
4- 1
7- 1
7- 2
4- 2
1- 6
1- 6
11- 9
1- 2
8- 1
5- 9
4- 2
7- 1
3- 7
7- 9
7- 9
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E
ENVIRONMENT), AND HARD BOTTOM 3ENTH0S (ASSUMING THE RIG WAS LOCATED OV
" . THE MODEL FOCUSED ON DIRECT LINKAGES BETWEEN THE DISCHAR
" WAS A FIRST STEP IN ALERTING THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO THE NEE
" SPONSORED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA) OF
ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES /.AQUATIC ANIMALS AS INDICATORS OF
" STRESS IN THE GILL TISSUE OF THE OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIR
" IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN AGRICULTURALLY
" IMPACT OF SEVERAL SU3STITUTE CHEMICALS IN AGRICULTURALLY
" RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, IS SUMMARIZED. THE PRO
" CORRELATES OF HERMATYPIC CORAL (MONTASTREA ANNULARIS) GR
" CONSEQUENCES OF OUR ACTIONS. AS VIE MOVE INTO THE 1980*S
" RESEARCH LABORATORY, GUL= BREEZE, FLORIDA /.FACTS ABOUT
" CONDITIONS OR LACK OF GENETIC CAPABILITIES WITHIN AN ENV
« EXTRACTS FOR CONTAMINATION WITH PAHS AND THEIR OERIVATIV
" CGNTAMINANTS. /.PATHOLOGIC "MILKY" AND BROWN-SLACK GILLS
" SAMPLES ANO BACILLUS MEGATERIUM /,POLYMERIC BETA-HYDROXY
» ASSESSMENT MODELING WORKSHOP CONCERNING POTENTIAL IMPACT
» CONTAMINANTS, CFEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS, ANO POTENTIAL CAR
" CONTAMINATION OF CLOTHING. TWO EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT STUOI
» PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA). AMORO IS AM AMIDINOHYOR AZONE CO
" CONDITIONS, WAS CARRIED OUT IN THE PRESENCE OF A NATURAL
" PROTECTION AGENCY, THE AUTHORS WERE ASKED TO 8 A S E THE PR
" PROTECTION AGENCY'S OFFICE OF PESTICIDES AND TOXIC SUBST
» STUDIES. SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF MANGANESE, NICKEL, COPPE
" PNAH. THE DATA FROM THESE STUDIES INDICATE THAT IT MAY B
" PROTECTION AGENCY. THIS REPORT COVERS THE PERIOD OCTOBER
" PNAH, INCLUDING 11 COMPOUNDS CLASSIFIED AS CARCINOGENS,
" LEVELS OF THESE COMPOUNDS. THE ACCUMULATION OF BP AND 3A
" DATA INDICATES THAT 4 MAJOR NATURAL PARAMETER WHICH CONT
" CONTAMINANTS USED AS PESTICIDES, HERBICIDES, OR AS INDUS
" RESEARCh LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, AUGUST 14-18, 1978, AT
" THE CURREN STATE-OF-THE-ART FOR THEIR DETECTION AND IDE
" PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA) OFFICE OF ENERGY, MINERALS, ANO
" DATA INDICATE THAT CORAL EXTENSION RATES VARY POSITIVELY
" CONDITIONS FROM PHENANTHRcNE /.TOXIC PHOTOXYGENATED PROD
11 DEACTIVATION OF MARINE-GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER /,USE
ENVIRONMENTS OF AIR, LAND ANO WATER IS REFLECTED IN THEIR ACCUMULATION
" BRANCH: PROGRESS REPORT, FY 31, OCTOBER 1, 1980 - SEPTEM
" THE PRESENTATION WILL DESCRIBE SOME OF THE SCIENTIFIC FI
" IS PROBABLY THE MOST DIFFICULT FATE PROCESS TO STUDY AND
" AND INDICATE COMPLEX INTERACTIONS IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS
" WHICH COMPLICATE OUR UNDERSTANDING OF B 10OEGRADATION MECH
" TO STUDY PESTICIDE DEGRADATION. REDOX CONDITIONS OF SOILS
" EM3RY0S USED AS TEST SYSTEMS WERE OF THE TELEOST, FUNDUL
EPN» CHLORPYRIFOS, CAR6ONPHENCTH10N , AND ATRAZINE AND EXAMINED FOR 0EA
ESCAMBIA BAY NEAR PENSACOLA, FLORIDA (CORCORAN, 1973). /.PHTHLATE ESTE
ESTUARIES OR STREAMS THAT FLOW INTO THEM ARE DISCUSSED. DEVELOPMENT AN
" WILL NOT £E IMMUNE TO EXPLORATION FOR PRODUCTION OF OIL AND
" ARE USED FOR MANY PURPOSES, SOME OF WHICH STRESS THIS PRODUC
" /.METHODS ARE DESCRIBED FQR CONDUCTING SHORT- AND LONG-TERM
" /jMIREXt FIRE ANTS, AND
" /,MONITG RING AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN
" /.OYSTER SHELL SIZE ANO THE SELECTION Or SPAWNING SITES BY C
" /, POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS ANO CELLULAR PROLIFERATI
" (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS ANO CE
ONE OF WHICH WAS CONSIDERED POLLUTED 3Y COL IF 0 R M BACTERIA S
" USE OF MIREX AS A FIRE ANT CONTROL CHEMICAL BECAME CONTROVE
" /.THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE PUBLISHED TOW ANNOTATED B
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A T
G 5
E M
E
ESTUARIES EXHIBIT HIGHER CONCENTRATIONS OF A NUM3ER OF PESTICIDES IN T 7-9
" THE SIMULATION MC-DcL WAS COMPOSED OF FOUR CONNECTED SUBMOOE 1- 2
" /,USES AND MISUSES Or 4- 1
" Or SOUTH CAROLINA. GAPE AND LENGTH OF SHELLS OCCUPIED 3Y FIS 2- 9
ESTUARINE ORGANISMS AS THE DIATOM, SKELETONEMA COSTATUM IN BIOASSAYS P 9-5
" ORGANISMS, AND THAT FRACTIONATION SHOULD SE COUPLED TO 8I0AS 9- 5
" ENVIRONMENT /.ACUTE TOXICITY, 310C3NCtNTRATION , AND PERSISTE 11- 3
" OR MARINE SITES DID NOT SHOW ANY INCREASE IN RATES OF OEGRAO 11- 6
" BENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO DI-N-3UTYL PHTHALATE /.ALTERA 11- 9
" SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRINOOON VARIEGATUS) AND THE ORGANOCHLO 4- 9
" DETRITAL A NO SEDIMENTARY MICROelOTA /,31OCHEMICAL OETcRMINAT 9- 8
" SEDIMENTS /.CYCLING OF XENOEIOTICS THROUGH MARINE AND 2-10
" SEDIMENTS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,CYCLING OF XENOEIOTICS THROUGH 3- 1
" FISHES /.DEVELOPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN ASS^Y SYSTEM UTILIZING 6- 1
" BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /.EFFECTS OF C.HL 0 R P Y R IF 0 S ON FIELD- AND 8-10
" 3ACTERIA /.EFFECTS C-F KEPONE ON GROWTH AND RESPIRATION OF SE 5-10
" ALGAE, PLANTS, CRUSTACEANS, AMD FISHES /.EFFECTS OF LIQUID I 9-5
" OETRITUS IN THE LA3CRAT0RY, SHOWED THE SAME NUTRITIONAL STAT 4- 8
ANIMALS, DEPRIVATION FROM FOOD SOURCES RESULTED IN DECLINE 0 4-8
11 (SKELETONED A COSTATUM) ALGAE WERE EXPOSED TO LIQUID WASTES F 9-4
" . ONLY THREE WASTES WERE TOXIC TO 0. MAGNA AND TWO WERE TOXI 9- 4
" MYSIO (MYSIOOPSIS 3 A HI A ) : A FINAL REPORT (UNPUBLISHED REPOR 6- 3
" WATERS. WHILE TRAGIC IN MOST RESPECTS, THE FACT THAT KEPONE 5- 2
" CONDITIONS AND RETARDED DEVELOPMENTAL RATES 3Y LOW MERCURY C 6-2
CONDITIONS WAS PROGRESSIVELY REDUCED UPON CONTINUAL EXPOSURE 6- 2
" XANTHID CRAB RHITHRCPANOPcUS HARRISII WERE REARED IN THE LAB 6- 2
" POLLUTION /.MARINE AMD 7- 9
ENVIRONMENTS AND INDICATE COMPLEX INTERACTIONS IN NATURAL EN 1- 6
" DETRITAL MICROBIOTA: RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOO GRAZ 8- 8
" SEDIMENTS FOR LIPID ANALYSIS Or 3I0MASS COMMUNITY STRUCTURE 4- 5
" MACROBENThIC COMMUNITIES TO GRILLING MUOS /,RESPONSES OF DEV 9- 1
" ECOSYSTEMS. /.SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL 3I0MASS, METABOLIC ACTIV 9- 8
MYSIO (MYSIOOPSIS SAHIA) WAS CONSISTENTLY THE MOST SENSITIVE 11- 3
" CRUSTACEANS AND FISHES: AC 222, 705; FENVALERATE, PERMETHRIN 11- 3
" MUD FLAT SEDIMENTS /.SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF BIOCHEMICAL PAR 10- 7
" BOTTOM--WERE COMPARED TO STRUCTURE AND BIOMASS OF A COMMUNIT 4- 6
" BOTTOM. ACCORDING TC CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF THE SPECIES FROM EA 4- 6
" MACR08ENTHIC COMMUNITIES, WHICH RESULT FROM SETTLING PLANKTO 9- 1
" WATERS, WERE TESTED CONSECUTIVELY AT NOMINAL CONCENTRATIONS 9- 1
" GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIG. EXPOSURE TO EITHER AOUATRE 2- 4
" MYSIOc, MYSIOOPSIS E AH IA , WAS REARED THROUGH AN ENTIRE LIFE- 6- 4
" 3I0T A--INCLUOING SHRIMPS, CRABS, FISHES, MARSH BIROS, AND R A 5- 9
" MUD FLAT SEDIMENTS SY THE BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LIPIDS 10- 7
" MONITORING AMD A DISCUSSION OF SOME 3F THE FACTORS THAT ARE 1- 8
" MICROORGANISMS WAS DETERMINED BY STANDARD PLATE ASSAYS ON ZO 5-10
" CRAS RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII: EFFECT OF THE INSECT GROWTH 2- 2
" CRAB RHITROPANOPEUS HARRISII (GOULO) (CRUSTACEA: BRACHYURA) 2- 2
" SEOIMENTS IN THE FIELD BEFORE 3 10 C H E MIC A L ANALYSIS OF THE MI 4- 5
" BENTHOS /.WEATHERED IXTOX I OIL EFFECTS ON 5- 3
ESTUARY IS "US EO" OR "MISUSED" ARE DISCUSSED BRIEFLY. /.ESTUARIES ARE 4- 1
" SHOWED, WHEN GRAZED FOR 2 WK, SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED BACTERI 8- 8
ETHION DAILY. MEASURING THE PERCENTAGE OF PENETRATION OF ETHION THROUG 3- 3
" THROUGH CLOTHING ANO MEASURING THE DAILY URINARY EXCRETION OF 0 3-3
EXPOSED WORKERS IN TWO ORANGE GROVES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. /,THE 3- 1
ETHYL METH.ANESULFONATE BUT NOT BROMOFORM. ANOTHER SET OF EXPERIMENTS I 5-4
" ESTERS OF THE THE CONSTITUENT SETA-HYDROXY A-CIDS. /, T H E PROCARYO 10- 8
ETHYLEXYL PHTHALATE (OcHP); LESSER AMOUNTS ALSO OCCURRED IN WATERS OFF 11- 9
EXPLORATION FOR PRODUCTION OF OIL ANO GAS ANO POTENTIAL ACCOMPANYING P 4-1
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EXPLORATION ON P3PULAT I ONS 0? THE AMERICAN LOBSTER (HOMARUS AMERICANUS 1- 9
EXPLORATIONS. /,OR ILLING-FLUIC RELATED RESEARCH AT THE U.S. EPA ENVIRG 9- 2
EXPLORATORY PLATFORM IN ESTUARINE WATERS, WERE TESTED CONSECUTIVELY AT 9- 1
" PLATFORM. PREDATOR-PREY TESTS OF SU6LEHTAL EFFECTS OF XENO 2-10
EXPOSURE VESSEL THAT CONTAINEC WITHER WHOLE PLANTS OR LEAVES Or THALLA 9- 6
" WERE: ATR2ZINE, 0.32 PPM; PCP, 0.74 PPM. THE OATA SUGGEST THA 9- 6
" OF SEAGRASS TO POLLUTANTS IS DESCRIBED. SEA WATER WITH OISSOL 9- 6
" FOR 40 AND 38 HRS. RATE OF OXYGEN EVOLUTION WAS DEPRESSED STR 9- 6
" AND UNEXPOSED POPULATIONS. /.ADAPTION OF MICROBIAL POPULATION 11- 6
" AFFECTED SUBSEQUENT BIQDEGR^DATION. MICROBIAL POPULATIONS DID 11- 6
" ADAPTATION WAS MAXIMAL AFTER TWO WEEKS AND NOT DETECTABLE AF 11- 6
" TO THE COMPOUND WAS STUDIED IN ECO-CORES. RADI0LA3ELED TEST C 11- 6
" AND RECOVERY STUDY WERE COMPARED WITH THE EFFECTS OF CHLORINE 11- 1
" AT 24, 45 AND 96 H AND AFTER 4 DAYS IN THE RECOVERY PERIOD. 8 11- 1
" WERE; EXTERNAL SIGNS OF POISIONING IN FISH EXPOSED TO CONCENT 4- 9
" , RAINBOW TROUT (LIVER TUMORS VIA B EtNZ 0 (A ) P YR ENc EXPOSURES). 2- 7
" METHOD. A NOVEL APPROACH HAS SHOWN THAT TIGER SALAMANDERS MAY 10- 1
" TO THE PAH, PERYLENE. CONSIDERABLE FIELD MONITORING WORK ON M 10- 1
" TO, OR 3I0C0NCENTRATION OF, SROMOFORM WERE NOT CONSIDERED. NO 11- 5
" STUDIES /.DETERMINATION OF FENVALcRATS [N FLOWING-SEAWATER 11- 4
" TO CHL0R08ENZILATE /.DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINI 1- 7
" OF SEAGRASS TO POLLUTANTS /, FLOW-THROUGH SYSTEM FOR 9- 6
" IN ALL WASTES EXCEPT ONE, AMD IT IS RECOMMENOEO THAT ALGAL TE 9- 4
" Or OYSTERS TO CQLIFOKM BACTERIA CAUSED SIGNIFICANT PHYSIOLOGI 3- 5
" /.INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENERGY METABOLISM, GROWTH OYNAMI 6- 4
" RESULTS SHOW THAT IT IS PRIMARILY THE CHEMICAL AND NOT THE P 1-9
" THAN THE FINAL MEGALCPA STAGE. EXPOSURE TO MERCURY CONCENTRAT 6- 2
" TO MERCURY RANGING FROM 5 TO 20 PP5 HG + + . EXPOSURE CONCENTRAT 6- 2
" TO MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS FROM 5-20 PPB HGf* PROLONGED COMPLE 6- 2
" CONCENTRATIONS AS LOU AS 5 PPB HG+ + REDUCED THE SALINITY AND 6- 2
" AND RECOVERY EFFECTS OF 0ZONE-PRCDUCED OXIDANTS ON ADULT WHIT 11- 1
" PERIODS OF o HOURS IK YOUNG FISH AND UP TO 29 HOURS IN ADULTS 8- 3
" TO DMBA. THE USE OF SHORT-TERM EXPOSURE PERIODS OF 6 HOURS IN 8- 3
" TO CHLORPYRIFOS FOR CME WEEK. ABUNDANCE OF ARTHROPODS WAS SIG 8-10
" /,MAM'S EXPOSURE TO MANY CHEMICALS CAN BE ASSESSED BY ANALYS 6-11
" TO MANY CHEMICALS CAN BE ASSESSED BY ANALYSIS OF 3L00D 4N0 UR 6-11
" TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS. /.PATHOLOGIC "MILKY" AND BROWN 10- 6
" PERIODS. IN ADDITION, 310 M A S S PARAMETERS (TISSUE NITROGEN, ZO 11- 7
" EXPERIMENT, AND AT THE END OF EACH EXPERIMENT FOR THE SHORTER 11- 7
" SEVERAL 100 PPM CORALS DIED DURING THE FIFTH AND SIXTH WEEKS 11- 7
" TO 100 PPM DRILL MUD. PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND NH(4) UPTAKE RATES W 11- 7
" NORMAL FEEDING BEHAVIOR WAS ABSENT FROM THESE CORALS WHEN TE 11- 7
" WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND MIXERS /.REDUCTI 3- 3
" TO 3ROMOFORM PRODUCED DORSAL = IN ABNORMALITIES. AS PART OF A 5-4
" OF ADULTS AND LARVAE TO 0 I ETHYLNITR0SAMINE (45, 30, AND 15 PP 5- 4
" OF DEVELOPING HATCHLINGS TO TECP RESULTED IN PIN AND GILL ERO 5- 4
EACH INSECTICIDE WAS DEPURATED BY OYSTERS TO NON-DETECTABLE 11- 3
" OF L03STERS TO PREDATORS ^NO CURRENTS, RESULTING IN THE SU8ST 1- 1
" ASSESSMENT STUDIES WERE CONDUCTED OF CENTRAL FLORIDA CITRUS G 3-3
" TO PESTICIDES. WORKERS WHO APPLY AND MIX PESTICIOES (APPLICAT 3- 3
" TO DRILLING MUDS ON THE REEF CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS WAS I 8-9
" SEVERAL OF THE 100 FPM CORALS DIED BEFORE THE END OF THE EXP 8- 9
" TO DRILLING MUD. THE LATTER GROUP STILL DID NOT RESPOND TO TH 8- 9
" AND 6 Y 84 AND 402 AFTER o WEEKS. GROSS PHOTOSYNTHESIS WAS RE 8- 9
" TO EITHER AQUATREAT CNM-30 OR BUSAN 85 AFFECTED BOTH THE INIT 2- 4
" FAVORED USAGE OF ENERGY-RICH LIPID .MATERIAL WHILE SHUNTING L 6-4
" IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOWER NET GROWTH EFFICIENCES (K2 VALUES), 6- 4
" CORRELATED WITH INCREASED LIPID CATA80LISM DURING MATURATION. 6- 4
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E
EXPOSURE ALLOWED FOR LESS OF THE ASSIMILATED ENERGY BEING AVAILABLE FQ 6- 4
" SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE 10 ENORIN REDUCED GROWTH RATES OF RAPIDLY 6- 4
" TO ENORIN REDUCED GRCWTH SATES OF RAPIDLY GROWING JUVENILES A 6-4
" IN TESTS CONDUCTED FCR 96 HOURS. 3Y 96 HOURS AFTER EXPOSURE, 11-10
" MA XI MUM GROWTH RATES RECOMMENDED THAT, 'BECAUSE OF PROBLEMS A 11-10
" WITH STEADY-STATE CONCENTRATIONS IN THREE ROUTINELY USED TEST 11- Z
" SUBSEQUENTLY UPTAKE WAS REDUCED FOR 3P. HOWEVER, AT TERMINAT 4- 7
" SHRIMP EXHIBITED A TREND OF CONTINUAL ACCUMULATION Or 9A AND 4- 7
" IN LABORATORY AQUARIA TO TREATMENTS GF 0, 1, 10 AMD 100-PPM C 3- 6
" TO 100-PPM DRILLING fUO IMPAIRS CORAL SKELETAL GROWTH RATE AN 3- 6
" BY WEARING FLUOROALIPHATIC TREATED CLOTHING, STUDIES OF REPEL 3- 2
" AT THE SAME TIME, IT WAS HOPED THAT THE WOVEN TEXTILE MIGHT 3- 2
" AND AQUATIC SPECIES TESTED. /,THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN TO PR 6- 7
" SYSTEM DEFINING RELATIVE EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS, BUT MIXED-SPE 9- 7
" TO CHEMICALS /,UTILITY OF URINE AND BLOOD ANALYSIS FOR THE AS 6-11
" IN A NORTH FLORIDA ESTUARY, SHOWED, WHEN GRAZED FOR 2 WK, SIG 8- 3
EXPOSURES /» AQUATIC ANIMALS AS INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL 2- 5
" OF FISH TO THE HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN SHOW THAT INOUCEO 80NEY 2- 7
" . RESULTS OF LONG-TERM EXPOSURES OF FISH TO THE HERBICIDE T 2-7
" (E.G., EMBRYO AND NEWLY HATCHED FRY EXPOSURES) IN ORDER TO E 10- 1
" IN ORDER TO EXPEDITE CARCINOGEN TESTS AND MINIMIZE TIME REQ 10- 1
" . EMPHASIS IS STILL PLACED ON THE DEVELOPMENT AND UTILIZATIO 10- 1
" , AND FRESHWATER CAT FISH (PAPILLOMaTOUS-LIKE LESIONS VIA CH 10- 1
" /.EFFECTS OF DRILLUG MUOS ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN L08ST 1- 1
" TO DRILLING FLUIDS RESULTED IN REDUCTIONS IN GROWTH RATES, M 1- 9
" TO AN AQUEOUS SUSPENSION OF 5 PPM 7, 12-0IMETHYL6ENZ(A)ANTHR 8- 3
" THIS STUDY SHOWS FOR THE FIRST TIME THAT DM BA IS CARCINOGEN 8- 3
11 INITIAL LONG-TERM EXPOSURES OF PIECES OF MQNTASTREA ANNULAR 11- 7
" OF PIECES OF MQNTASTREA ANNULARIS TO A SERIES OF DRILL MUDS 11- 7
" TO PENTACHLOROPHSNOL , 2,3,5-TR ICHLQROPHENOL OR 8ROMOFORM, HO 5- 4
" (7MG/L) AND IN SEMINATURAL AQUARIA WITH 1 MM LAYERS OF ORILL 1- 1
" TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS, CHE MOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS, AND 6- 7
CAN OCCUR FROM SPILLAGE OR BY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION OF 3- 3
F
FATE AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE 7- 1
AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE 7- 2
" PROCESS TO STUDY AND QUANTITATE. INFORMATION NECESSARY TO PREDICT 1- 6
" OF TOXICANTS, ALGAL LABORATORY TOXICITY TESTS BE CONDUCTED FOR 48 11-10
" AND EFFECTS OF DISCHARGED USEO DRILLING MUDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRC 7- 1
" AND EFFECT IN MICROCOSMS INHABITED BY LUGWQRMS. UPTAKE AND OEPURA 2-10
" Or DISCHARGED MATERIAL, THREE EFFECTS SUBMODELS THEN CALCULATED B 1-2
" AND EFFECTS OF DISCHARGES FROM A SINGLE RIG INTO OPEN WATER AREAS 1- 2
" AND EFFECTS IN ENCLOSED AREAS SUCH AS BAYS AND ESTUARIES. THE SIM 1- 2
" SU8MOOEL DEALT WITH THE CISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RIG AND 1- 2
" AFTER RELEASE INTO THE ACUATIC ENVIRONMENTAL i THE CURREN STATE-OF 8- 1
" AND EFFECT IN SITU AND IN CONTROLLED LABORATORY MICROCOSM SYSTEMS 6- 5
FATES OF FINE-GRAINED SEDIMENTS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED CONTAMINANTS. GEN 7-10
FATTY DEGENERATION OF THE LIVER AND HISTOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF VERTEBRAL 4- 9
" ACIDS, IT WAS ALSO POSSIBLE TO HELP DEFINE THE COMMUNITY STRUCTU 7- 4
ACIDS. THE RECOVERY OF L I POPOLYSACCHARID£ HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS FR 7- 4
" ACIDS RELEASED FROM THE LIPID A OF THE LI POPOLYSACCHARIDE IN SEO 7- 4
" ACIDS OF THE L I POPOLYSACCHAR10E WERE RECOVERED IN ABOUT FIVEFOLD 7- 4
" ACIDS FROM ORGANISMS ADDED TO SEDIMENTS WAS QUANTITATIVE. THE LI 7- 4
" ACIDS FROM LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE LIPID A, FOR GRAM-NEGAT IVE BACTERI 7- 4
" ACIDS. A METHOD FOR THE QUANTITATIVE RECOVERY OF THIS MIXEO POLY 10- 3
" ACID "SIGNATURES" CHARACTERISTIC OF BACTERIA, BUT SHOWED A LOWER 10- 7
" ACIDS WERE USEO AS INDICATORS OF COMMUNITY COMPOSITION. COMPARIS 10- 7
ACIDS CHARACTERISTIC OF THE MICROFAUNA. / » T H E SPATIAL 0ISTRI8UTI 10- 7
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FATTY ACIDS OF THE MICROBIAL LIPID WERE USED AS INDICATORS OF COMMUNIT
" ACIDS. IDEALLY. SAMPLES SHOULD BE SIEVED AND EXTRACTED IMMEDIATE
ACIDS, WHICH WERE PROBABLY DERIVED FROM THE MA CR 01N V E R T£ 3 R AT ES .
" ACIDS. SAMPLES PRESERVED WITH FORMALIN BtR.FORE SIEVING EXHIBITED
" ACIDS. REFRIGERATION RESULTED IN A 19% DECREASE IN LP 3UT NO CHA
" ACID COMPOSITION. THERE WERE SOME SHADING EFFECTS FORM THE SURF A
" ACIDS AND THE ANAEROBIC PATHWAYS OF 0ESATURATI ON . CONCENTRATIONS
" ACIDS FROM THE MICROFLORA WHEN COMPARED TC THE SANDS MIXED WITH
" ACIDS OF THE ALPHA LINOLENIC SERIES). THE FIELD-GRAZED MICROBIOT
" ACIDS). GRAZING IN THE LABORATORY ARE FIELD DENSITY FURTHER INCR
" ACIDS) COMPARED WITH THE DETRITUS GRAZEO BY GAMMARUS. GAMMARUS F
" ACIDS) AMD MICROEUKARYOTES (TOTAL 3OLYENOIC FATTY ACIDS). GRAZIN
FECUNDITY AND DERTILITY OF EGGS AT 0.78 MG/L, AND REDUCED SURVIVAL OF
" OF INDIVIDUAL FEMALES. LESSENED REPRODUCTIVE ABILITIES WITH
FEEDING /.BIOCGNCENTRATION OF BROMQFORM BY AMERICAN 3YSTER, CRASSOSTRE
" RESPONSE OF OYSTERS EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED SEAWATER CONTAINING
" ON ESTUARINE DETRITUS IN THE LABORATORY « SHOWED THE SAME NUTRI
" RATES, AMD GRWOTH EFFICIENCIES. REDUCED OSN RATIOS AND INCREAS
" OR MATING, CLOGGING OF RESPIRATORY APPARATUS, AND DISORIENT AT I
" BEHAVIOR WAS ABSENT FROM THESE CORALS WHEN TESTED DURING THE S
" INVERTEBRATES. THESE METHODS HAVE SHOWN THAT MG/L CONCENTRATIO
" AND MOLTING DELAYS, SEVERE DELAYS IN SHELTER CONSTRUCTION, INC
" RESPONSES FROM CONTROL, 1 PPM a NO 10 PPM CORALS BUT NOT FROM T
" ACTIVITY OF THE LUC-WORM, ARENICOLA CRISTATA. P. A 010-L A B EL ED MET
" PROVOKES AN INTENSE METABOLIC ACTIVITY FROM THE LOWERED 3I0MAS
FENVALERATE, METHYL PARATHION, AND PFRMETHRIN IN THE ESTUARIME ENVIRON
" IN FLQWING-SEAWATER EXPOSURE STUDIES /.DETERMINATION OF
" HAS TWO CENTERS OF CHIRALITY AND THEREFORE EXISTS AS A MIX
" AT LOW CONCENTRATIONS I.N SEAWATER WAS DEVELOPED. FENVALERA
" CPYDRIM)2 IS A PYRETHROIO MICH WHEN PRESENT IN THE WATER
" PERMETHRIN, CHLORPYRIFOS, METHYL PARATHION, AND BENTHIOCA
" AFTER TERMINATION OF THE EXPOSURE, EACH INSECTICIDE WAS D
» AND PERMETHRIN. THE STEADY-STATE 3CFS OF THE THREE SYNTHE
FIELD- AND LABORATORY-DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED
" MONITORING WORK ON MOLLUSKS AND CARCINOGENIC PAH'S ALONG THE COA
" STUDY IN ORDER TO OEVELCP INDICATOR, SCREENING, AND MODELING CAP
" CARCINOGEN ASSAYS, UTILIZING FISHES SUCH AS THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNO
" AND LABORATORY-DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECT
" AND LABORATORY ARE REVIEWS0. BOTH HOLO°LANKTON AND MERDPLANKTON
" AND WERE CONSIDERABLY BETTER NOURISHED THAN CONTROL AMPHIPQDS OE
" SPAWNING RUNS BEGAN NEAR THE TIME OF DAYTIME HIGH TIDES AT FLOO
" AND LABORATGRY OBSERVATIONS REVEALED TIDAL AND DIURNAL CUES FOR
" DISPERSION STUDIES ON DRILLING FLUIDS ARE DISCUSSED IN TERMS OF
" AQUARIA RECEIVING 1.0 UG/L OR 5.9 UG/L THAN IN THE CONTROL AND L
" COMMUNITIES, SENSITIVITY OF ANIMALS IN THESE TESTS AND IN SINGLE
" AQUARIA WERE NOT SENSITIVE TO LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 5.9 UG/L. AL
" COMMUNITIES DEVELOPED FOR EIGHT WEEKS IN AQUARIA PLACED IN SANTA
" COMMUNITIES. NUMBERS OF ANNELIDS AND CHORDATES IN CONTAMINATED A
" WERE EXPOSED TO VARIGUS CONCENTRATIONS OF THE INSECTICIDE, CHLO
" COLONIZED AQUARIA. ONE SPECIES OF ANNELID, CISTENIOES GGULOII, W
" DATA. /.MICROBIOLOGICAL STUDIES COUPLED WITH PHYSIOCHEMICAL ANAL
" WELL SHOWED A SIGNIFICANT DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON CALCIFICATION, R
" AN ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY /.PROTECTIVE CLOTHING STUDIES IN THE
" THESE METHODS COULD GREATLY STRENGTHEN THE LEGAL APPL ICABLILITY
" COLONIZED AND NATURAL-3CTTOM GROUPS WERE MORE SIMILAR (40% DISSI
" COLONIZED GROUP. WE CONCLUDED THAT IF SEDIMENT BOXES WERE TO °E
" CONTRASTED TO BOXES COLCNIZED IN THE LABORATORY. /.STRUCTURE AND
" COLONIZED SAMPLES, AND LEAST IN THE LABORATORY GROUP. HOWEVER, S
P I
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4- 5
4- 5
4 - 5
4- 5
4- 5
8- 7
8- 7
8- 7
8- 3
8- 8
8- 8
8- 8
4- 9
6- 4
11- 5
11- 5
4- 8
1- 9
7- 3
11- 7
9- 8
1- 1
8- 9
2-10
8- 8
11- 3
11- 4
11- 4
11- 4
11- 4
11- 3
11- 3
11- 3
11- 9
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
8-10
9- 3
4- 3
10- 9
10- 9
1- 9
8-10
8-10
8-10
8-10
8-10
8-10
8-10
7- 6
11- 7
3- 2
9- 8
4- 6
4- 6
4- 6
4- 6
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FIELD. TOXICITY OF DIFFERENT CRILLING MUDS VARIED FROM IMMEDIATELY LET 1- i
" MONITORING STUDY, CARRIED OUT IN CONJUNCTION WITH AN AERIAL APPL 5- 9
" STUDIES IN EL SALVADOR FAD SUGGESTED SIGNIFICANT WORKER PROTECTI 3- 2
" TRIAL USING COTTON PICKERS AS THE SUBJECTS. FIELD STUDIES GAVE V 3-2
" STUDIES GAVE VERY PROMISING RESULTS INDICATING THAT EVEN CLEAN C 3-2
" STUDIES OF PESTICIDE PENETRABILITY WERE MEASURED IN ETHION EXPOS 3- 2
" OF ESTUARINE MONITORING AND A DISCUSSION OF SOME OF THE FACTORS 1- 3
MONITORING STUDIES. /.THIS DISCUSSION DEFINES MONITORING AS THE 1- 8
" PROTOCOL HAVE INCLUDED FORMULATIONS OF MICR05IAL/ENZYMAT IC PROTO 6- 5
" HOWEVER, SHORT-TERM REFRIGERATION AND LONGER-TERM PRESERVATION 4- 5
'¦ 3EF0RE BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE KICROSIOTA. TOTAL MICROBIAL 8 4-5
" OTHER SAMPLES WERE PRESERVED BOTH 3ERF0RE AND AFTER SIEVING AND 4- 5
" AND LABORATORY MICROCOSMS SHOWED SIMILAR ADENYLATE ENERGY CHARGE 8- 3
" GRAZED MICR03I0TA SHGWEC METABOLIC STRESS INDICATED BY THE HIGHE 8- 3
" GRAZING IN THE LA30RATCRY ALSO DEPRESSED THE ALGAE ESTIMATED AS 8- 3
" DENSITY FURTHER INCREASED THE BACTERIAL BIOMASS (MURAMIC ACID, W 8-8
FIRE ANTS, AND ESTUARIES /,MI£EX, 5- 9
•» ANTS ON AGRICULTURE AND AVAILABILITY OF ALTERNATIVE CONTROL MEASU 5- 9
" ANT CONTROL 6Y ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA). AMDRO IS AN 5- 9
" ANT CONTROL PROGRAMS AN ISSUE IN THE USE iND MANAGEMENT OF ESTUAR 5- 9
" ANT. IN AUGUST 1980, A NEW INSECTICIDE NAMED AMORO WAS CONOITIONA 5- 9
" ANT, SOLENOPSIS SAEVISSIM RICHTERI FOREL. EIGHT OF THE INFESTED 5- 9
" ANT CONTROL CHEMICAL BECAME CONTROVERSIAL AFTER THE INSECTICIDE W 5-9
ANT BAIT. THIS CHEMICAL IS REPORTED TO CI) GIVE GOOD CONTROL OF T 5-9
FISH AT 0.39 AMD 0.78 MG/L, REDUCED FECUNDITY AMD DERTILITY OF EGGS AT 4- 9
" EXPOSED TO 0.78 MG/L, RECUCEO GROWTH OF PARENTAL FISH AT 0.39 AND 4- 9
" EXPOSED TO 0.78 MG/L. AVERAGE B 10CONCENTRAT 10N FACTORS (CONCENTRA 4- 9
" EXPOSED TO CONCENTRATIONS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 0.074 MG/L, FA 4- 9
" HAVE METABOLIC PATHWAYS SIMILAR TO MAMMALS FOR DISPOSITION OF CER 2- 7
" TO THE HERBICIDE TSIFLURALIN SHOW THAT INDUCED 30NEY GROWTHS ARE 2- 7
" CPAPILLOMATOUS-Li;
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FLORIDA (CORCORAN, 1973). /,Pt-THLATE ESTERS «c A LARGE CLASS OF SYNTH
" CITRUS GROVE WORKERS WHO APPLIED E THION DAILY. MEASURING THE P
" /» T HE WORK TO BE REPORTED ON HERE INVOLVES
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GLANDS BUT NOT IN MATURE GLANDS, SUGGESTS THAT, DURING GLANDULAR MATUR 3-10
" IN THEIR PLACE ARE SEEN A NUMBER OF MIC R 0 V I LLI - L IK E CYTOPLASMI 3-10
" 3UT RELATIVELY FEW IN NUMBER ANO ORIGINATING ONLY FORM THE SEC 3-10
" ARE TRANSITORY AND APPEAR TO PREVENT THE COLLAPSE OF THE OLD D 3-10
" SUGGESTS THAT, DURING GLANDULAR MATURATION, TRANSITORY CILIARY 3-10
M MOST COMMON IN LARGER SHRIMP. IN IMMATURE ROSETTE GLANDS TWO CI 3-10
" TWO CILIARY PROCESSES EMERGE FROM EdCH OF THE CQMPONET SECRETOR 3-10
" HAVE CERTAIN COMMON CHARACTERISTICS (I.E., ft VARIABLE NUM3ER OF 3- 9
11 EXHIBIT INCREASED SECRETORY ACTIVITY SOON AFTER ECDYSIS. THE CE 3- 9
" ARE EMBEDDED WITHIN THE LONGITUDINAL MEDIAN SEPTUM OF THE GILL 3- 9
" SEEM TO HAVE A ROLE IN THE MODIFICATION OF THE SECRETED MATERIA 3- 9
" THAT ARE MOST ABUNDANT IN SMALLER (14-13 MM, TOTAL LENGTH) GRAS 3- 9
" MOST FREQUENTLY ENCOUNTERED IN LARGER (24-28 MM, TOTAL LENGTH) 3- 9
" ARE CHARACTERIZED cY EXTENSIVE RER, A3UM0ANT GLOGI, AND NUMEROU 3- 9
" DIFFER IN THEIR SYNTHETIC POTENTIAL AND MEM3RANE SPECIALIZATION 3- 9
" THE SECRETORY CELLS OF THE TYPE A ROSETTE GLANDS ARE CHARACTER 3- 9
" TYPICALLY PROJECT INTO THE EFFERENT HtMOLYMPH CHANNELS OF THE G 3-9
" (CALLED TYPE A AMD TYPE 8), LOCATED IN THE GILL AXES OF THE GRA 3- 9
GLANDULAR MATURATION, TRANSITORY CILIARY PROCESSES ARE REPLACE BY TRAN 3-10
" CCA. 900-1300 A) AND AGRANULAR CCA. <,50-640 a) VESICLES, OCC 3- 9
GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER. /,THE ACUTE TOXICITY OF MARINE-GRADE CREOS 1- 5
" CREOSOTE, EXPRESSED AS THE 96-H LC50, IS 0.018 MG/L FOR MYSIOS C 1-5
" CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER /,USE OF AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY AND QUANT IT ATIV 1- 5
GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUC-IO) AND SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRINOOON V 9-5
" SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO / ,ACCUMULATION, TISSUE DISTRIBUTION A 4-7
" SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO: MOLT-RELATED TOXICITY AND INHIBITIQ 2- 4
" SHRIMP LARVAE (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN FLOW-THROUGH TESTS (TYLER 11- 4
" SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, EXPOSED TO LOW LEVELS (5 TO 60 PPB) 10- 6
" SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO / , PHYS I OLOGICAL AMD HISTOPATHOLOGICAL 7- 8
" SHRIMP, PALAEMGNETES PUGIC. II. PREMOLT DUCTULE REFORMATION: REP 3-10
" SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. I. COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY, CYCLICAL 3- 9
" SHRIMP. IN TESTS WITH MOLTING GRASS SHRIMP, 3USAM 35 WAS MORE AC 2- 4
" SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUC-IO. EXPOSURE TO EITHER A. 3U A TREAT 0NM-30 2- 4
" SHRIMP, BUSAN 35 WAS MORE ACUTELY TC'XIC THAN AQUATREAT DNM-30. / 2-4
" SHRIMP, ARE DESCRI3E0 AND CONTRASTED WITH THE EVENTS OF DUCTULE 3-10
" SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO; JUVENILE SHEEP HEAD MINNOWS, CYPRINOD 2-10
" SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, AT KNOWN STAGES OF THE MOLT CYCLE. P 4-7
" SHRIMP? THE 0 4 (96 H) EC 5 0 S FOR INHIBITION OF REGENERATIVE LIMB 7- 8
" SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO). THE RESULTS OF THESE TESTS, WHEN CO 7- 3
" SHRIMP. THUS, IN MATURE GLANDS, THE SECRETORY CELLS OF THE TYPE 3- 9
" SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, ARE DESCRIBED. THE TYPE A GLANDS ARE 3- 9
" SHRIMP, THAN IN THE UNDERDEV EL 0PED, IMMATURE GLANDS THAT ARE MOS 3- 9
" SHRIMP EXPOSED TO A 01THIOC ARBAM ATE SIOCTDE /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AN 10- 6
GRAZING /,PERTURBATIONS IN THE BIOMASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, AND COMMUN 9- 8
" FUANA BY TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL ANALYSIS /QUANTITATIVE DETERMI 4- 3
" BY SELECTIVE DEPOSIT FEEDING INVERTEBRATES. THESE METHODS HAVE 9- 8
" A DETAILED EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECTS OF GRAZING 3Y TWO SYMPA 8- 8
" IN THE LABORATORY ARE FIELD DENSITY FURTHER INCREASEO THE BACT 8- 8
" BY TWO SYMPATRIC AMPHIPODS WAS CONDUCTED. THE MICROBIOTA, WHIC 8- 3
" IN THE LABORATORY ALSC DEPRESSED THE ALGAE ESTIMATED AS ALPHA 8- 8
GROWTH STIMULATORS, FOR EXAMPLE, CAN BE MASKED BY TOXICANTS IN WHOLE W 9-5
" OF PARENTAL FISH AT 0.39 ANO 0.78 MG/L, REDUCEO FECUNDITY ANO D 4-9
" OR QUANTITATIVE REMOVAL FROM THE SEDIMENT GPAINS. THIS STUDY US 7- 4
" OF MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE BY PESTICIOES / , C ELL DEATH AND INHI 11-10
" WAS STIMULATED BY A FRACTION OR SUB FRACTION, WHEREAS STIMULATIO 11-11
" OF THE ALGAE SKELETON EPA COSTATUM (SALTWATER) AND MONORAPH101UM 11-11
" STIMULANTS. /.EFFECTS CF HEAVY METALS, PESTICIDES, AND INOUSTRI 9- 3
" AND RESPIRATION OF SEVERAL ZSTUARINE 3ACTERIA /,EFFECTS OF KEPO 5-10
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GROWTH ON THE EAST FLOWER GARDENS SANK, NORTHWEST GULF OF MEXICO /,ENV 10- 5
" EITHER BY STIMULATION CNLY OR BY STIMULATION AT LOW CONCENTRATI 9- 4
" CHARACTERISTICS OR REEF-BUILDING CORALS WITHIN AND EXTERNAL TO 3- 7
" DYNAMICS, AMD REPRODUCTION DURING THE LIFE CYCLE OF MYSIOOPSIS 6- 4
" RATES, MOLTING FREQUENCIES RESPIRATION RATES, FEEDING RATES, A 1-9
" AND DEVELOPMENT Or RIVULUS UNDER LABORATORY CULTURE AS A PRELUO 5- 4
" IN DIAMETER OF MOLGULA MANHATTENSIS WAS AFFECTED IN ALL CONCENT 9- 1
" WERE WELL BELOW THE MEDIAN LETHAL CONCENTRATIONS (LCC505S) FOR 2- 4
" THE RESULTANT ECC50) VALUES FOR INHIBITION OF REGENERATIVE LIM 2- 4
" RATES OF RAPIDLY GROWING JUVENILES AFTER ONLY ONE DAY EXPOSURE. 6- 4
" AND REPRODUCTION WERE COMBINED INTO EIOENERGETIC AND PHYSIOLOGI 6- 4
" EFFICIENCES CK2 VALUES), INCREASED METABOLIC DEMANDS ACCQMPANYI 6- 4
" AT LOW CONCENTRATIONS, I.E., EC50'S AT 48 HOURS WERE BETWEEN 0. 11-10
" RATES RECOMMENDED THAT, BECAUSE C'F PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE 11-10
" RATE ANO POSSIBLY INTERFERES WITH SEOIMENT .REJECTION CAPA9ILIIT 3- 6
" OF REEF-BUILDING CORALS IS KNOWN TO BE SENSITIVE TO THE ENVIRON 3- 7
" DATA REVEALS A GENERAL SIMILARITY BETWEEN RANGE AND CONTROL STA 3- 7
" RATES AND GROWTHS VARIANCES WERE CALCUALTED FOR EACH STATION OR 3- 7
" VARIATION, AND ULTIMATELY, CORAL DEATH 3ECAUSE OF REDUCED ILLUM 3- 7
" IN VIEQUES IS ANNUAL WATER TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS. /,TH E SKELET 3- 7
" WAS MEASURED FROM ANNUAL INCREMENTS REVEALED 3Y X-RaD I OGRAPHY 0 3-7
" RATE, SUPPRESSED GROWTH VARIATION, AND ULTIMATELY, CORAL OEATH 3- 7
" /, THIS REVIEW PRESENTS LABORATORY DATA A NO THEIR I NTERPRETAT10 9- 7
" INHIBITORS, AND THE STIMULATION RESPONSE OCCURS AT CONCENTRATIO 9- 7
ARE CONSIDERED TO 3: EQUALLY UN D ER S I R E A SL E . IT IS SUGGESTED THA 9- 7
" STIMULATES AND GROWTH INHIBITORS, AMD THE STIMULATION RESPONSE 9- 7
" INCREMENTS FROM 12 MONTASTREA ANNULARIS (E. AND S.) HERMATYPIC 10- 5
" IN THE AREA. OUR DATA CO NOT SUPPORT THE VIEW THAT SINKING OF T 10- 5
" OF GRAM-NEGATIVE ISOLATES WAS NOT INHI6ITE0 IN COMPLEX NUTRIENT 5-10
WERE LOWER THAN THE 96 H LC50 VALUES. /,TOXICITY TESTS ON AQUAT 7- 9
" IN GRASS SHRIMP; THE 0 4 (<3 6 H) EC50S FOR INHIBITION OF REGENER 7- 8
" REGULATOR DIMILIN (DIFLUBENZURON) ON THE LARVAL CUTICLE /,ULTRA 2- 2
" REGULATOR DIMILIN (DIFLUSENZURON ) . FIRST ZOEL LARVAE OF R. HARR 2- 2
GULF BREEZE LABORATORY PROJECTS AND COMPLEMENTARY, EXTRAMURAL PROJECTS 10- 1
" BREEZE, IS SUMMARIZED. ThE PROGRAM IS CONDUCTED PRIMARILY THROUGH 9- 2
" OF MEXICO /.ENVIRONMENTAL CORRELATES OF HERMATYPIC CORAL (MONTAST 10- 5
" BREEZE, FLORIDA /.FACTS ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LA30RAT0 4- 4
" OF MEXICO OFF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER CONTAINED 0.6 MG/L DI-2-ETHYL 11- 9
" COASTS OF THE UNITED STATES /.PROTOZOAN SYM3I0NTS AND RELATED DIS 2- 6
" OF MEXICO OR BOTH, MAKING FIRE ANT CONTROL PROGRAMS AN ISSUE IN T 5-9
" KILLIFISH, FUMDULUS GRANDIS, WERE DEMONSTRATED. THE EFFECTS OF M 2-10
" Or MEXICO, AND DISCUSSION OF FACTORS THAT MIGHT PRODUCE DIFFERENT 1- 2
" BREEZE, AUGUST 14 -1 3 , 1973 , AT PE.MSACOLA 3EACH. PARTICIPANTS ADOR 8- 1
" OF MEXICO HAVE A COMMON PATTERN. THIS IS BEST EXPRESSED IN AN IND 10- 5
GUTHION, METHYL PARATHION, AND KEPONE. L AB OR AT OF. Y/f I EL D PROTOCOL HAVE 6- 5
" , INCLUDING EFFECT OF ABIOTIC ANO SIOTIC FACTORS ON COMPOUND S 6-5
" AND OTHER PESTICIDES. ASH-TUPELO LITTER DECOMPOSITION WAS NOT 6- 5
" DISSIMILAR RESPONSES OF THE COMPLEX INVERTEBRATE BIOTA AND IT 6- 5
" AND OTHER TOXIC SUBSTANCES DEMONSTRATES THE IMPORTANCE OF A TO 6-5
H
HALF-LIVES IN SEDIMENT-WATER SYSTEMS WERE INVERSELY RELATED TO SOLU8IL 11- 3
" LIVES CRANGE, 1.2 TO 34 CAYS) AND DECREASING OROER OF SOLUBILITY 11- 3
" LIFE (LESS THAN 1 WK) FOR MARINE-GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER. /,TH 1- 5
" THIS REDUCTION MAY REDUCE SUBSURFACE BENTHIC PRODUCTION ANO ALTE 5- 3
" LIFE, AND (3) BE RELATIVELY NON-TOXIC TO NON-TARGET SPECIES. /,TH 5- 9
HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN SHOW THAT INDUCED 30NEY GROWTHS £ R E ACCOMPANIED 2- 7
" RESIDUE DATA, BOTH IN THE SOIL ANO WATER, ANO HERBICIDE TOXI 8- 6
" TOXICITY TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS ARE PRESENTED ANO DISCUSSED. T 8-6
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HERBICIDE ON AQUATIC ORGANISMS HAVE NOT BEEN FULLY INVESTIGATED. CURSE 8- 6
HERBICIDES* OR AS INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS WHICH ARE CATEGORIZED IN THE FQ 6- 7
HERMATYPIC CORAL (MONTASTREA ANNULARIS) GROWTH ON THE EAST FLOWER GARD 10- 5
" CORALS COLLECTED AT THE EAST FLOWER GARDENS EANK. REEF IN TH 10- 5
HEXACLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE, EPN, CHL0RPYRIFQS , CAR30NPHEN0THI0N. AND ATR 11-10
HG++ PROLONGED COMPLETE OE VE LC PM ENT AL DURATION 8Y 3 TO 4 DAYS WITH ZOE 6- 2
" ~. EXPOSURE CONCENTRATIONS AS LOW AS 5 PP3 HG++ REDUCED THE SALINIT 6- 2
" + REDUCED THE SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE ELASTICITY OF THE NORMALLY E 6-2
" + ). MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION ANALYSIS AMD RESPONSE SURFACE METHOD 6- 2
" AND CD) COMMONLY ASSOCIATED WITH BOTTOM SEDIMENTS OF URBANIZED ANO 11- 2
HISTOLOGIC INDICATORS OF THE PRESENCE OF CERTAIN CARCINOGENS (POLYCYCL 10- 1
" AND/GR ULTRASTRUCTURAL LESIONS OR A3N0RMALITIES CAUSEO BY T 6-7
HISTOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF VERTEBRAL DAMAGE IN FISH EXPOSED TO 0.73 MG/L 4- 9
" STUOY OF DEGENERATIVE CHANGES LEADING TO BLACK GULLS IN G 10- 6
HISTOPATHOLOGIC CHANGES OF THE PITUITARY. THESE ANO OTHER STUDIES CON 2- 7
HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EXAMINATION REVEALED MINIMAL EFFECTS ON GILL TISSUE 11- 1
" PROGRESSION /.HAEMIC NEOPLASMS OF 3A Y MUSSELS* MYTIL 10-10
" EVALUATION CF 0 ITHI 0CASEAM ATE TOXICITY TO THE GRASS 7- 8
PROGRESSION OF THE DISORDER. NUMBERS OF STAGE 1 CEAR 10-10
" PROGRESSION OF A CELLULAR DISORDER, THOUGHT TO 8E A 10-10
HISTOPATHOLOGY WERE ANALYZED DURING EXPOSURE AT 24, 48 ANO 96 H ANO 4F U- 1
HOUSTON SHIP CANAL WERE TESTEC FOR 28 DAYS. LONG-TERM TESTS (100 DAYS) 2-10
HUMAN HEALTH. /.AQUATIC ANIMALS ft R E USEFUL AS INDICATORS OF MANY KINDS 2- 5
" GENERATED POLLUTANTS. ACUATIC ANIAMLS LEND THEMSELVES PARTICULAR 2- 5
" EXPOSURE TO CHLQR03ENZILATE /.DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DET 1- 7
" SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /.EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AN 2- 7
" HEALTH PROBLEMS CAUSED BY THE FIRE ANT. IN AUGUST 1980, A NEW IN 5- 9
" FOOD. /.THIS PUBLICATION IS A COMPILATION OF PAPERS CONTRI3UTFD 8- 1
HYDROCARBON (PAH) CONTAMINANT, IN HE X ANE-AQUEOUS PHASE UNDER SIMULATED 7- 5
" POLLUTION IN THE NARINE ENVIRONMENT. ERNST REVIEWED THE EF 7- 9
HYDROCARBONS - PAH'S). SKIN AND LIVER TISSUES OF THE SALAMANDERS REVEA 10- 1
M (PNAH) WERE DETERMINED IN TWO SU8'30PUL ATI ONS FROM SEPTEM9 10-11
" IN SOFTSHELL CLANS FROM COOS SAY, OREGON, USA /,CONCENTSA 10-11
" ARE TYPICALLY ANALYZED IN BLOOO OR BODY FAT. MORE POLAR C 6-11
" /.NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTRA OF SOME POLYN 3- 3
" (PAHS) WERE 03TAINED USING IOSSUTANE AS THE REAGENT GAS. 3- 8
" AND CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS 6- 3
" AND CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS 6- 9
" IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /.SYMPOSIUM ON CARCINOGENIC POL 8- 1
" C-14-8ENZ0(A)PYRENE (3P) AND C-1 4-3cNZ(A ) ANTHRAC ENE (SA) 4- 7
" ON THE MARINE ECCSYSTEMS: THEIR PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL, ANO 8- 1
" IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT" SPONSORED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL 8- 1
HYDROXYALKANOATE (PHA), WITH ANALYSIS 3Y CAPILLARY GAS-LIQUID CHROMATO 10- 8
HYDROXYALKANOATES FROM ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES ANO BACILLUS MEGATERIUM / 10- 8
HYDROXYBIPHENYL. QUANTIFICATION OF BIPHENYL METABOLITE PRODUCTION USIN 2- 8
" FORMATION ANO CAUSED A DECREASE IN ^-HYDROXYBIPHENYL P 2-8
" PRODUCTION. 3Y USING TERPHENYL AS A SUBSTRATE, A MINIM 2- 8
WAS OBSERVED AFTER PREINCUBATION OF MICROCOSMS WITH CA 2- 8
HYDROXYBUTYRATE IS ACTUALLY A MIXED POLYMER OF SHORT-CHAIN BcTA-HYOROX 10- 5
I
INDEX OF OYSTERS /.DETERMINATION AND USE OF CONDITION 5- 3
" = (DRY MEAT WEIGHT IN G) (100 )/( INTERNAL CAVITY VOLUME IN CM (CU 5- 3
" 3 EST FIT AND POWER FUNCTION REGRESSIONS OF CONDITION INDEX ON T 8-4
" ON TOTAL COLIFORM BACTERIA LEVELS CONFORM WITH PREVIOUSLY CITED 8- 4
" C ( DR Y MEAT fci£IGHT)(100)/(INTERNAL CAVITY VOLUME ~) 1 HAS BEEN ANAL 8- 4
" DROPPED MARKEDLY AS THE INCIDENCE OF TOT'-IL COLIFORMS INCREASED T 8-4
" MASTER CHRONOLOGY (AVERAGE BY YEAR OF THE ANNUAL PERCENTAGE DEVI 10- 5
INDEXES 3ASE0 ON MICR03IAL RESPONSE AND COMPOUNC TURNOVER. SIGNIFICANT 7- 6
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INDICATOR, SCREENING! AND MODELING C a P-IE IL IT IE 5 FOR DETECTION OF CARCI 2- 7
" SCREENING, AND MOOELING CAPABILITIES FOR DETECTION AND EVAL 10- 1
INDICATORS OF POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF COMPLEX WASTES ON ESTUARINE ORGANISM 9- 5
" OF 31QACT IVITY OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS 9- 4
" OF MANY KINDS OF POLLUTANTS IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT. THE 2- 5
" OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES /,AQUATIC ANIMALS AS 2- 5
" OF THE PRESENCE OF CERTAIN CARCINOGENS (POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC 10- 1
" OF COMMUNITY COMPOSITION. COMPARISONS WERH MADE AMONG 2- SY 10- 7
" OF 31OTRANSFORAMTION PROCESSES. SIGNIFICANT CORRELATIONS AR 6- 5
" OF COMMUNITY STRUCTURE. CONTROL SAMPLES WERE SIEVED TO REMO 4- 5
" FOR THE BACTERIA AS WELL AS THE MIC30FAUNA; THE CLAY OVERLA 8- 7
INDICES TO HELP DESCRIBE THE CHRONIC EFFECTS OF ENDRIN ON MYSIDS. CONC 6- 4
" ANO SPECIFIC MICROBIAL GROUPS, SUCH AS FILAMENTOUS FUNGI. FACT 6- 5
INDUSTRIAL WASTES HAS BEEN DEVELOPED FOR USE WITH 3I0ASSAYS IN ORDER T 9-5
" WASTES ON ESTUARINE ORGANISMS, AND THAT FRACTIONATION SHOUL 9- 5
" WASTES /,ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS AS INDICATORS OF BIQACTIVITY 9- 4
" AND ENERGY PROCESS EFFLUENTS /.ALGAL BIOASSAYS Of 9- 7
" AND MUNICIPAL OUTFALLS WERE FRACTIONATED CHEMICALLY AND TES 11-11
" AND MUNICIPAL WASTES ON PLANKTON IN THE FIELD AND LABORATOR 9- 3
" WASTES ON ESTUARINE ALGAE, PLANTS, CRUSTACEANS, AND FISHES 9- 5
" EFFLUENTS AND THERMAL DISCHARGES IN ESTUARIES OR STREAMS TH 4- 1
" SITES IN LABORATORY BIOASSAYS. ALL WASTES AFFECTEO ALGAL GR 9- 4
" AND MUNICIPAL WASTES. SURFACE WATER COLLECTED IN THE GULF 0 11- 9
" CHEMICALS WHICH ARE CATEGORIZED IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER: 0 6-7
" WASTES IN THE LOCAL ENVIRONMENT WAS A FIRST STEP IN ALERTIN 1- 8
" AND ENERGY-PROCESS WASTES THAN ANIMALS. THEY RESPOND TO GRO 9- 7
INSECTICIDE KEPONE IN SEAWATER SHOWED THAT THE MAXIMUM ACCEPTABLE TOXI 4- 9
" CHLGRPYRIFOS, AND EFFECTS ON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ASSESSED 3-10
" C-14-KEP0NE, WERE EXAMINED FOR STRESS INDEXES BASED ON MI 7- 6
" WAS DEPURATED 3Y OYSTERS TO NON-DETECTA 8LE CONCENTRATIONS 11- 3
" MIREX WAS USED FOR 16 YEARS (1962-1976) IN THE SOUTHEASTER 5- 9
" NAMED AMORO WAS CONDITIONALLY APPROVED FOR FIRE ANT CONTRO 5- 9
" WAS FOUND TO 6c HIGHLY TOXIC TO A VARIETY OF MARINE CRUSTA 5- 9
" AMDRO, DID NOT KILL THE MARINE ALGAE S. COSTATUM, THALASS 11-10
" ENDOSULFAN, USING MYSIDS CM. E AH IA ) AS TEST ANIMALS. TEST 6- 3
" WATER POLLUTION, INCLUDING MARINE ORGANISMS AND ECOSYSTEMS T- 9
INT6RLAB0RAT0RY COMPARISON OF CHRONIC TOXICITY TESTING USING THE ESTUA 6- 3
" VARIATION THAT OCCURS WITH THIS TEST. SIX LABORATORIES 6- 3
IOSBUTANE AS THE REAGENT GAS. THE I SOEYTANE-MEDIATE0 NCI CNCI-I8) SPEC 3- 8
ISOBYTANE-MEOIATED NCI (NCI-IB) SPECTRA OF ALL 30 PAHS WERE CHARACTERI 3- 8
ISOLATED FROM MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES J 3Y SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC A 9-8
" AND IDENTIFIED BY GAS CHRGMATOGRAPH COUPLED TO A MASS SPECTRO 7- 5
ISOLATES WERE EXPOSED TO KEPONE CONCENTRATIONS 0= 20 PPM. PENTACHLOROP 5-10
" WAS REDUCED BY 25-100% BY 20 PPM KEPONE. OXYGEN EVOLUTION WAS 5-10
" WAS NOT INHIBITED IN COMPLEX NUTRIENT BROTH; IT WAS SIGNIFICA 5-10
IXTOC I OIL WAS AOQEO TO RANDOMLY SELECTED LABORATORY ANO IN SITU REPL 5- 3
" I OIL ON EXPERIMENTAL 3ENTHIC COMMUNITIES COLONIZED IN THE LABOR 5- 3
IXTOX I OIL EFFECTS ON ESTUARINE BENTHOS /,WEATHEREO 5- 3
J
JAY OIL-FIELD WELL SHOWED A SIGNIFICANT DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON CALCIFIC 11- 7
K
KEPONE IN SEAWATER SHOWED THAT THE MAXIMUM ACCEPTABLE TOXICANT CONCENT 4- 9
" L, BASED O.N REOUCEO STANDARD LENGTH OF PROGENY AT 0.12 MG/L ANO 4- 9
" IS FROM 0.001 TO 0.002. OTHER ADVERSt EFFECTS OF KEPONE 5XP0SUR 4- 9
EXPOSURE WERE; EXTERNAL SIGNS OF POISIONING IN FISH EXPOSED TO 4- 9
" ON GRDWTH AND RESPIRATION OF SEVERAL ESTUARINE 3ACTERIA /,EFFEC 5-10
" ON THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW IN AN ENTIRE LIFE-CYCLE TOXICITY TEST 4- 9
" WAS OISCOVEREO TO BE IN THE JAMES RIVER IN 1975 AND HAS OFFERED 5- 2
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ANALYSES OF FISH, WATER, CRABS, CYSTERS, CLAMS, AND SEDIMENTS.
WAS A RARE CHEMICAL RELATIVE TO MANUFACTURE AND USE AND THAT IT
WHICH DOES NOT DEGRADE. /»MICROBIAL DEGRADATION IN NATURAL ENV
WERE EXAMINED FOR STRESS INDEXES BASED ON MICROBIAL RESPONSE A
SIMILAR ACTIVITY 'WAS DISCERNED FDR BOTH COMPOUNDS IN AXENIC FL
WITH NO SIGNIFICANT VARIATION SEEN IN TOTAL MICROBIAL REPSONSE
WAS DETECTED. DEGRADATION RATES FOR METHYL PARATHION WERE COMP
/,SCIENTIFIC LESSONS TAUGHT BY
AND SODIUM PENTACHLQROPHENATE ON FEEDING ACTIVITY OF THE LUGWOR
S0R3ED SEDIMENT AND DREDGE SPOIL FROM JAMES RIVER AND HOUSTON S
LABORATORY/FIELD FRGTCCGL HAVE INCLUDED FORMULATIONS OF MICROS
REDUCED THE NUM3ER OF CGLONY FORMING UNITS (CFU) AT ALL CONCENT
PER LITER. UNDER AEROBIC CONDITIONS KEPONE REDUCED THE NUMBER 0
CONCENTRATIONS OF 20 PPM. PENTACHLOROPKENOL (PCP), HAD EFFECTS
OXYGEN EVOLUTION WAS CSSERVED WHEN SEVERAL GRAM-POSITIVE I SOLA
AT CONCENTRATIONS A30VE 23 PPM. KEPONE INHIBITION OF ELECTRON T
TO MIXED POPULATIONS OF ESTUARiNE MICROORGANISMS WAS DETERMINED
INHIBITION OF ELECTRON TRANSPORT IS DEMONSTRATED SY A SIGNIFICA
THAN GRAM-NEGATIVE ORGANISMS. GROWTH OF GRAM-NEGATIVE ISOLATES
L
Or RH ITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII (GCULD). I. INTERACTIONS OF TEMPERA
(PALAEMONETES PUGIQ) IN FLOW-THROUGH TESTS (TYLER MCKENN5Y, PE
TO ESTUARINE CONDITIONS AND RETARDED DEVELOPMENTAL RATES BY LOW
UNDER A SROAD RANGE OF SALINITIES AND TEMPERATURE CHARACTERISTI
OF THE ESTUARINE XANTHID CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII WERE REA
/.LARVAE OF THE ESTUARINE XAMTHID CRAB RH1THROPANOPEUS HARRISI
LARVAL SURVIVAL FROM HATCH TO POSTLARVA WAS AFFECTED BY BOTH M
THROUGHOUT TOTAL LARVAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOR ZOEAE AND MEGALOPAE
IN UN FILTERED SANTA ROSA SOUND, FL, SEAWATER. FIELD COMMUNITIES
COLONIZING LABORATORY AQUARIA WERE SENSITIVE TO GREATER THAN OR
TO QIETHYLNITROSAMINE (45, 30, AND 15 PPM IN WATER) FOR 5 WEEKS
WERE ASSESSED 8Y COMPARING NUMBER AND SPECIES OF ANIMALS THAT
WERE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE SENSITIVE TO OPD THAN SETTING PEOIVELIG
BOTH LARVAL STAGES WERE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE SENSITIVE TO CPO TH
WERE EXPOSED TO A SERIES OF OPO CONCENTRATI ONS RANGING FROM 0:0
WEATHERED IXTOC I OIL WAS ^ DDE D TO RANDOMLY SELECTED LABORATOR
OCCURRED FROM 5 TO 50£ MAF AND SPP. NO LARVAE REACHED THE 1ST C
ARE PRESENTED. /, THE MUD AQUEOUS FRACTIONS (MAF) AND SUSPENDED
REACHED THE 1ST C RA 3 STAGE IN 100? MAF AND SPP. STATISTICAL ANA
OF R. HARRISII, AND NEARLY ALL EXPOSED LARVAE DIED DURING KOLTI
DIED DURING MOLTING TO THE NEXT STAGE (CHRISTIANSEN ET AL., 197
AS SHOWN EARLIER BY SEVERAL AUTHORS FDR INSECT LARVAE. /.ULTRAS
WHEREAS FORMATION OF EPICUTICLE DID NOT SEEM TO 3E AFFECTED. T
EXPOSED TO 10 PPB OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR OIMILIN (DIFLU
BOTH ENDOCUTIC LE AND EXQCUTICLE APPEAR TO 3E DEFORMED IN DIMIL
/,ULTRASTRUCTURE OF LARVAL CUTICLE DURING THE MOLT CYCLE OF TH
AS WELL AS IN LARVAE EXPOSED TO 10 PP3 OF THE INSECT GROWTH REG
DEVELOPMENT /.EFFECTS OF MERCURY ON DEVELOPING LARVAE OF RHITHR
DEVELOPMENT OF CRA8S, PHITHROPA NOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES
LOBSTERS AS A RESULT OF DRILLING FLUID EXPOSURE. RESULTS SHOW T
STAGES OF THE LOBSTER WERE ASSESSED IN CONTINOUS FLOW BIOASSAY
SURVIVAL FROM HATCH TO POSTLARVA WAS AFFECTED EY 30TH MERCURY-S
DEVELOPMENT AND FOR ZOEAE AND MEGALOPAE SEPARATELY, TO DISTINGU
FORMS. SURVIVAL CAPACITY OF LARVAE UNDER A 3R0AD RANGE OF SALIN
96-HOUR LC50. NO DCSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS OF SKELETAL MALFOR
STAGES WERE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE SENSITIVE TO CPO THAN TO OPO. SH
DEVELOPMENT OF RHITHROFANOPEUS HARRISII. FIVE PERCENT MAF ANO S
CUTICLE /,ULTRASTRUCTU£AL STUDY OF THE cXOSKELETON OF THE ESTUA
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LARVAL CUTICLE DURING THE MOLT CYCLE OF THE ESTUiRlNE CRAB RHITROPANOP 2- 2
LC 5 0 ' S WERE 0. 38 , 0 . 26 AND 0.20 MG OPO lC-1), RESPECTIVELY. 3LQOD PH W 11- 1
" 0) FOR SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS EXPOSED CONTINUOUSLY TO KEPONE IS FROM 0. 4- 9
•• 50 VALUES A 3 £ 0.1-4 UG/L FOR LOBSTER (HOMARUS A ME RIC ANU S ) AND 0.04 U 11- 4
" 50 VALUES RANGING FORM 74 PPM TO >500 PPM. SUBLETHAL EXPOSURES TO D 1-9
•• 0. NO DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS OF SKELETAL MALFORMATIONS WERE FO 5- 4
" 0 VALUES = 1.1 TO 1.370 MG/L). LOG ? VALUES AND PESTICIDE HALF-LIVE 11- 3
" 0 VALUES AS LOW AS 0.008 MC-/L. THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRINODON VA 11- 3
» 0, IS 0.018 MG/L FOR MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS SAHIA, MO'.ENOCK), .024 MG/L 1- 5
" 5 0 ) S ) FOR GRASS SHRIMP. IN TESTS WITH MOLTING GRASS SHRIMP, BUSAN 8 2-4
" 0 FOR COMPLETE ZOEAL DEVELOPMENT WAS 17.8 PP, NA(2)CR0(4) AND WAS 1 1-4
" 0 FOR DEVELOPMENT TO 1ST CRAB STAGE WAS ESTIMATED TO BE 1.0 PPM. ST 1- 4
" 0 FOR COMPLETE ZOEAL DEVELOPMENT WAS ESTIMATED TO 6E 2.9 PPM ANO TH 1- 4
M 0 VALUES. /.TOXICITY TESTS ON AQUATREAT DNM-30 (96 H LC50: 127 PP8 7- 3
" o: 49 PP8) REVEALED THAT D IT HI 0 C A P. 9 A M A T E S IRE HIGHLY TOXIC TO MOLT 7- 3
" o: 127 PP3) AND SUSAN 35 ( 96 H LC50 *. 49 PPB) REVEALED THAT DITHIO 7- 3
LESIONS VIA BENZIDINE AND AFLATOXIN EXPOSURE), RAINBOW TROUT (LIVER TU 2- 7
" VIA CHLORINATED EFFLUENT EXPOSURES). EMPHASIS IS STILL PLACED 10- 1
" VIA AFLATOXIN EXPOSURES), ANO FRESHWATER CAT FISH (PAPILLOMATO 10- 1
" IN AQUATIC ANIMALS INCUCED BY CONTROLLED EXPOSURES TO ENVIRONM 6- 7
" OR ABNORMALITIES CAUSED BY THESE COMPOUNDS, THEIR ROUTES OF EX 6- 7
LIFE-CYCLE TOXICITY TEST WITH THE ESTUARINE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRINO 4- 9
" STAGE EXPOSURES (E.G., EMBRYO ANO NEWLY HATCHED FRY EXPOSURES) IN 10- 1
" STAGES OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA / ,COMPARISON 3- 2
" CYCLE TOXICITY TEST /.EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW 4- 9
" CYCLE OF MY SI DO P SIS BAHIA AS INFLUENCED BY SUBLETHAL ENORIN EXPOS 6- 4
" CYCLE OF THE MYSID, MYSICOPSIS 3A HIA. NO APPARENT EFFECTS WERE 06 7- 3
" (LESS THAN 1 W K) FOR MARINE-GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER. /.THE ACU 1- 5
" STAGES. THESE INDIVIDUAL FUNCTIONS AND THOSE OF GROWTH ANO REPROO 6- 4
" CYCLE IN A RANGE OF EMOR1N CONCENTRATIONS. PHYSIOLOGICAL RATE OF 6- 4
" (3) PERSISTENCE, MOBILITY, ANO POSSI3LE BIOLOGICAL CONCENTRATION 5- 9
" AND (3) BE RELATIVELY NCN-TOXIC TO NON-TARGET SPECIES. /, T HE INS 5- 9
" CYCLE TOXICITY TEST WITH THE HEAVY METAL, SILVER, AND ONE TEST WI 6- 3
" BUT THAT THE MARGIN FOR SAFETY IS LESS IN ESTUARIES. /, T H E U.S. 7- 9
" HERBICIDE RESIDUE DATA, 30TH IN THE SOIL AND WATER, &NO HERBICIO 8- 6
LIGNOSULFONATE TYPE MUD ANO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL 1- 4
" TYPE MUD WERE NONTOXIC TO THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPME 1- 4
LIPID A OF THE LIPDPOLYSACCHARI0E IN SEDIMENTS TO PROVIDE AN ESTIMATE 7- 4
" EXTRACTED RESIDUE WAS HYDROLYZSD IN 1 N HCL, AND THE HYDROXY FAT 7- 4
" STORAGE COMPONENTS ARE ACCUMULATED OR UTILIZED BY BOTH MICROORGA 4- 8
" EXTRACTION. DEPRIVATION FROM A FOOD SOURCE CAN BE DETECTED BY LO 4- 8
GLYCEROL ANO TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL. AMPHIPOOS, FEEDING ON ESTUAR 4- 8
" PHOSPHATE. IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE ANIMALS, DEPRIVATION FROM FOOD S 4-8
" ENDOGENOUS STORAGE MATERIALS UTILIZED 8Y FUNGI, MARINE VERTE8RAT 4- 3
" RATIOS DEMONSTRATED A CHANGE IN THE ENERGETICS OF THE LARVAL LOB 1- 9
" ANALYSIS OF 3I0MASS COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICRO-3IOTA /,PRESERVA 4- 5
" EXTRACTED RESIDUE. THESE METHODS HAVE SEEN VALIDATED SY ANALYSIS 9- 8
" A, FOR GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA IN SEDIMENTS /.SENSITIVE ASSAY, 3A 7- 4
" MATERIAL WHILE SHUNTING LIPIDS AWAY FROM GAMcTOGENES I S AND REPRO 6- 4
" CATABOLISM DURING MATURATION. IT IS °OSTULATED THAT ENHANCED ENE 6- 4
" UTILIZATION. DURING MATURATION INCREASED AMOUNTS OF PROTEIN WERE 6- 4
" COMPONENTS EXTRACTED FROM THE SEDIMENTS. TOTAL PHOSPHOLIPID WAS 10- 7
11 PALMITIC ACID SHOWED EXCELLENT CORRELATION WITH THE FATTY ACID " 10- 7
" WERE USED AS INDICATORS OF COMMUNITY STRUCTURE. CONTROL SAMPLES 4- 5
PHOSPHATE (LP), AND THE FATTY ACIDS OF THE MICROBIAL LIPID WERE 4- 5
" (16:0) AMD EXTRACTA8LE LIPID PHOSPHATE COUPLED WITH A DECREASE I 8-7
11 PHOSPHATE COUPLED WITH a DECREASE IN THE TOTAL MICRO EUK A R YOT E S . 8- 7
GLYCEROL TO LIPID PHOSPHATE) WERE SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASED. THIS 8- 8
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LIPID GALACTOSE) IF COMPARED 70 THE MICR3BI0TA GRAZED IN THE FIELD. GR 8- 8
" PHOSPHATE) WERE SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASED. THIS FEEDING PROVOKES A 8-8
" GLYCEROL TO PHOSPHOLIPID RATIO, INDICATING THEIR NUTRITIONAL STA 8- 8
11 PHOSPHATE), PHOTOSYN THETIC EIOMASS (LIPID GALACTOSE) WITH GREATS 8- 3
" GALACTOSE) WITH GREATER TOTAL METABOLIC ACTIVITY ESTIMATED AS TH 8- 8
LIPIDS WERE EXTRACTED FROM THE SEDIMENTS WITH A SINGLE-PHASE CHLOROFOR 7- 4
" AND HYDROLYSIS PRODUCTS OF THE LIPID EXTRACTED RESIDUE. THESE M 9-8
" AWAY FROM GAMETOGENESIS AND REPRODUCTION. / , THE ESTUARINE MYSID 6- 4
" AND LIPID COMPONENTS EXTRACTED FROM THE SEDIMENTS. TOTAL PHOSPH 10- 7
LOBSTER (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.GRILLING FLUIO EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL S 2-1
" /.DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERIC 1- 9
" HOMARUS AMERICANUS, IN WATER COLUMN AND SUBSTRATE EXPOSURES / 1- 1
" (HOMARUS AMERICAMUS) AND 0.04 UG/L FOR SHRIMP (CALLINECTES SEP 11- 4
" WERE ASSESSEO IN CONTIMOUS FLOW 3IQASSAY EXPERIMENTS. THE FIVE 1- 9
" (HOMARUS AMERICANUS). THE EFFECTS OF USED, WHOLE 0 RILLING FLUI 1- 9
'• HOMARUS AMERICANUS: TASTE SPECIALIST /,NARROW-SPECTRUM CHEMOR 3- 5
" 3EHAVI0R DIRECTLY RELATED TO SURVIVAL IN THE FIELD. TOXICITY 0 1- 1
11 SETTLING AND SURVIVAL. /.STUOIES WERE CONDUCTED TO EXPLORE THE 1- 1
" BEHAVIOR. THE STUDIES ARE MAINLY CONCERNED WITH POSTLARVAL LOB 1- 1
" HOMARUS AMERICANUS. THE RESULTS INDICATE THAT THE PERIPHERAL C 3-5
LOBSTERS AS a RESULT OF DRILLING FLUID EXPOSURE. RESULTS SHOW THAT IT 1- 9
" TO PREDATORS AND CURRENTS, RESULTING IN THE SUBSTRATE S-ECGMIN 1- 1
" (STAGES VI AND V), I.E., JUST AFTER SETTLING ON THE BOTTOM. T 1- 1
" TO APPARENTLY HARMLESS TO POSTLARVAL STAGES, WITH A VARIETY 0 1- 1
LONG-TERM EXPOSURES OF FISH TC THE HER3ICI0E TRIFLURALIN SHOW THAT INO 2- 7
" TERM EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED PARTICULATES ON SURVIVAL AND REPROOUCTI 7- 3
" TERM LABORATORY TESTS TO DETERMINE EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED P ARTICULA 7- 3
" TERM EXPOSURES OF PIECES OF MDNTASTREA ANNULARIS TO A SERIES OF D 11- 7
" TERM <23 DAYS) TESTS TO DETERMINE THEIR RESPECTIVE 81 OCONCENTRATI 11- 3
" TERM RESEARCH NEEDS FOR THE FUTURE. THE PAPERS WERE TO 3E MORE IN 4- 2
" TERM BIOLOGICAL MONITORING PROGRAMS. CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISOR 6- S
" TERM TESTS (100 DAYS), WITH THE SAME SYSTEMS, WERE USED TO EVALUA 2-10
" CHAIN POLYENQIC FATTY ACIDS CHARACTERISTIC OF THE MICRDFAUNA. /,T 10- 7
" TERM EFFECTS OF HERBICIDE ON AQUATIC ORGANISMS HAVE NOT BEEN FULL 8- 6
11 TERM CONTROLS OF CORAL GROWTH IN THE AREA.. OUR DATA DO NOT SUPPOR 10- 5
LUGWORM, ARE NICOLA CRISTATA. RAD 10-LA8EL ED METHYL PARATHION WAS USED T 2-10
LUGWORMS, ARENICOLA CRISTATA. CRITERIA GF EFFECT WERE SURVIVAL OF MYSI 2-10
" AND SETTLEMENT OF ZC'OPLANK TON. K E P ONE-SO R B E 0 SEDIMENT ANO OR 2-10
•» UPTAKE AMD OcPURATICN OF CHRYSENE 6Y LUGWORMS WAS EVALUATED 2-10
" WAS EVALUATED IN A FLOW-THROUGH SYSTEM. A TOXIC SEDIMENT 3I0A 2-10
M
MACROBENTHIC ANIMAL COMMUNITIES, DEVELOPED IN SAND-FILLED AQUARIA IN T 8-10
" COMMUNITIES TO DRILLING MUDS /,RESPONSES OF DEVELOPING ES 9- 1
" COMMUNITIES, WHICH RESULT FROM SETTLING PLANKTONIC LARVAE 9- 1
MACROINVERTEBRATES AND PLANT MATERIALS AMD WERE EXTRACTED IMMEDIATELY 4- 5
" SIEVED SAMPLES PRESERVED WITH FORMALIN SHOWED A 17 4-5
MANGANESE ANO ZN LEVELS WERE GREATER IN THE GONADS OF FEMALE MUSSELS A 5-6
" NICKEL, COPPER, ZINC, AND CADMIUM WERE INVESTIGATED PREVIOU 5- 7
MANGROVE MARSHES THROUGHOUT THE CARIBBEAN. AS A RESULT OF INTERNAL SEL 5- 4
MARINE SITES DID NOT SHOW ANY INCREASE IN RATES OF DEGRADATION AS A RE 11- 6
" SEDIMENTS. BY EXAMINATION OF THE PATTERNS OF HYDROXY FATTY ACID 7- 4
" UNICELLULAR ALGAE BY PESTICIDES /.CELL DEATH AND INHIBITION OF 11-10
" ORGANISMS WAS EXAMINED, AND SCOTT ET AL.8, IN WHICH BROMOFORM, 11- 5
" AND ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS /,CYCLING CF XEN03I0TICS THROUGH 2-10
" AND ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,CYCLING OF XEN03I0T 3- 1
" ENVIRONMENT FROM FLUIDS DISCHARGED IN OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DRIL 9- 2
BENTHOS ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SEDIMENTS: A SUCCESSIONAL PE 7-10
" INVERT8RATE, DEPENDING UPON THEIR NUTRITIONAL STATUS. TRIGLYCER 4- 8
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MARINE VERTEBRATES AND MANY INVERTE3RATES, CAN BE QUANTITATIVELY ESTIM
" ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW / ,F AT E AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
" ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,FATE AND
" ANO ESTUARINE WATERS. feHILE TRAGIC IN MOST RESPECTS, THE FACT T
" ANO ESTUARINE POLLUTION
" ENVIRONMENT (GIAM E T AL . , 1973). THEY ARE COMMON IN INDUSTRIAL
" ENVIRONMENT /.RESULTS Cr AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT M
" SAND. SUCH METHODS ENABLE ESTIMATION OF VALIDITY OF THE USE OF
" ENVIRONMENT /,SYMPOSIUM ON CARCINOGENIC POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HY
" GRADE CREOSOTE, EXPRESSED A3 THE 96-H LC50, IS 0.013 MG/L FOR M
" GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER. / , TH E ACUTE TOXICITY OF MARINE-GRAD
" CRUSTACEANS, INCLUDING COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT SPECIES OF SHRIMP
" ALGAE S. COSTATUM, THALASSIQSIRA PSEUDDNANA, ISQCHRYSIS GAL3ANA
" DIATOM, S;
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MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS MAY RECUCE RECRUITMENT INTO ADULT 8ENTHIC POPUL 6- 2
" AT LOWER TEMPERATURES. THE REDUCEO PLASTICITY OF LARVAE TO EST 6- 2
" <0-20 PP 3 HG+ + ). MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION ANALYSIS AND RESPO 6- 2
META30LIC PATHWAYS SIMILAR TO MAMMALS FOR DISPOSITION OF CERTAIN CARCI 2- 7
" ACTIVITY, AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF THE ESTUARINE DETRITAL 8- 3
ACTIVITY, NUTRITIONAL STATUS, ANO COMMUNITY STRUCTURE WERE 0 9-8
11 OEMANDS ACCOMPANYING ENDRIN EXPOSURE ALLOWEO FOR LESS OF THE 6- 4
" RATES DURING ENDRIN EXPOSURE, fAVORcO USAGE OF ENERGY-RICH L 6-4
" OXIDATION OF PAH 8Y MAMMALIAN TISSUES AS MUTAGENS AND CARCIN 7- 5
" ACTIVITY, NUTRITIONAL STATUS ANO COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF THE 8- 8
" ACTIVITY ESTIMATED AS THE 4-H RATE OF PHOSPHOLIPID AND SULFO 8- 8
" ACTIVITY FROM THE LCWEREO BIOMASSS THAT IS REFLECTED IN THE 8- 3
" STRESS INDICATED BY THE HIGHER ADENOSINE TO ADENOSINE TRIPHO 8- 8
METAL LEVELS IN 3A Y MUSSELS /.EFFECTS OF DEPURATION, SIZE ANO SEX ON T 5-6
" CONTENT OF THE DRILLING FLUIDS MAY HAVE ALSO CONTRIBUTED TO THEI 1- 9
SILVER, AND ONE TEST WITH THE INSECTICIDE ENOQSULFAN, USING MYS 6- 3
" SALTS, NITROGENOUS COMPOUNDS, MISCELLANEOUS COMPOUNDS, ANO CHEMO 6- 7
METALS, PESTICIDES, ANO INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL WASTES ON PLANKTON IN 9- 3
" IS NOW REPORTED FOR THE FIRST TIME. /, THE PURPOSES OF THIS STUD 5- 7
METHYL PARA THIQN, AND PERMETHRIN IN THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /.ACUTE 11- 3
" PARATHION , WHICH COMPLETELY DEGRADES, TO DIMILIN, WHICH PARTIAL 1- 6
" PARATHION WERE COMPARABLE TO IN SITU RATES AT EXPERIMENTAL PLOT 7- 6
" PARATHION, AND THE CHLCRINATEO INSECTICIDE, C-l^-KEPONE, WERE E 7-6
" PARATHION DEGRADATION, WITH A NEGATIVE RESPONSE FOR XEPONE. SIM 7- 6
" PARATHION. MINIMAL RATES Or CO(2) RELEASE WERE NOTED FOR XEPONE 7- 6
" PARATHION, AND 8ENTHI0CAR3. THE ESTUARINE MYSID (MYSIDOPSIS 8AH 11- 3
" PARATHION, SENTHIOCAR3, CHLORPYSIFOS, AC222, 705, FENVALERATE, 11- 3
" PARATHION. USEFULNESS GF SMALL-SCALE MICROCOSMS WAS EVALUATED B 2-10
" PARATHION ON THE PREDATOR PREY RELATIONSHIPS 3ETWEEN PALAEMONET 2-10
" PARATHION WAS USED TO DEMONSTRATE FATE AND EFFECT IN MICROCOSMS 2-10
" PARATION ON PRE0 A TOR-PREY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN GRASS SHRIMP, P 2-10
" PARATHION, AND XEPONE. LA30RA TORY/FIELO PROTOCOL HAVE INCLUDED 6- 5
METHYLATED POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS (PAHS) WERE 03TAINE0 USIN 3- 3
MEXICO /.ENVIRONMENTAL CORRELATES OF HERMATYPIC CORAL (MONT A ST RE A ANNU 10- 5
" OFF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER CONTAINED 0.6 MG/L DI-2-ETHYLEXYL PHT 11- 9
" OR BOTH, MAKING FIRE ANT CONTROL PROGRAMS AN ISSUE IN THE USE A 5-9
" AND DISCUSSION OF FACTORS THAT MIGHT PRODUCE DIFFERENT FATE AN 1- 2
" HAVE A COMMON PATTERN. THIS IS BEST EXPRESSED IN AN INDEX MASTE 10- 5
MFO SYSTEM) FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO THE ? A H , PERYLENc. CONSIDERABLE FIEL 10- 1
MICROBES CONTAINING THE CYCLOPROPANE FATTY ACIDS AND THE ANAEROBIC PAT 8- 7
MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES TO DEGRADATION OF XEN031 OTIC COMPOUNDS: EFFECTS 11- 6
" POPULATIONS 010 NOT ADAPT TO TRIFLURALIN. ADAPTATION TO 2,4- 11- 6
" POPULATIONS TO DEGRADE XENOSIOTIC COMPOUNDS FASTER AFTER EXP 11- 6
" POPULATIONS IN PRE-EXPOScD CORES FROM A NUMBER OF FRESHWATER 11- 6
" POPULATIONS. WE HAVE PRODUCED, IN OUR LABORATORY, SEVERAL CA 1- 6
" DEGRADATION OF XENOcIOTIC COMPOUNDS 1- 6
" POPULATIONS WERE SHCWN TO ADAPT WITHIN SEVERAL DAYS TO DEGRA 1- 6
" POPULATIONS. SUCH STRUCTURES RANGE FROM COMPOUNDS LIKE METHY 1- 6
" DEGRADATION IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS IS PR03A3LY THE MOST DIF 1- 6
" RESPONSE AND COMPOUND TURNOVER. SIGNIFICANT INCREASES IN MIC 7- 6
" POPULATIONS, ATP, AND SPECIFIC ENZYME SYSTEMS (I.E., PHOSPHA 7- 6
" REPSONSE OR ATP LEVELS. HOWEVER, C-14-AS SI MILATI ON OF KEPONE 7- 6
" ASSEMBLIES MANIPULATED WITH ANTIBIOTICS, NUTRIENTS, AND LIGH 9- 3
" ASSEMBLIES COLONIZING MARINE SAND. SUCH METHODS ENABLE ESTIM 9- 3
" 8I0MASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, NUTRITIONAL STATUS, AND COMMUNI 9- 8
" ASSEMBLIES; 8Y SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF OET 9- 8
" MONOCULTURES; BY COfPARISONS WITH MONOCULTURES ISOLATED FROM 9- 8
" ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE MUO FLAT SEDIMENTS /.SPATIAL DISTRIB 10- 7
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MICROBIAL CONTENT OF A LARGE, RELATIVELY HOMOGENOUS AREA. AT TWO Or TH 10- 7
" PROCESSES AN 0 XEN06I0TIC INT ERECTION HAVE DEMONSTRATED THE A 6-5
DIVERSITY INDICES AND SPECIFIC KlCa03HL GROUPS, SUCH AS FIL 6- 5
" BIOMASS. PROCEDURE S HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED FOR PROCESSING OF AN 6- 5
" ENZYMATIC PROTOCOLS TO ANALYSE XEN08I0TIC EFFECT, A DATA ANA 6- 5
" GROUPS, SUCH AS FILAMENTOUS -UNCI. FACTORIAL ANALYSES OF PHY 6- 5
" LIPID WE^E USED AS INDICATORS OF COMMUNITY STRUCTURE. CONTRO 4- 5
" BIOMASS WAS DETERMINED AS LIPID PHOSPHATE (LP), AND THE FATT 4- 5
MICROBIOLOGICAL STUDIES COUPLED WITH PHYSIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF ENVIRO 7- 6
" CHARACTERIS1TCS OF WETLAND SEDIMENTS HiVE EQUALLY IMPO 6- 5
MICROBIOTA / , 6 IOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF BIOMASS 2ND COMMUNITY STRUCT 9- 3
" WITHOUT THE REQUIREMENT OF SELECTION BY GROWTH OR QUANT IT AT 7- 4
" THAT COLONIZE SANDS IM RUNNING SEAWATER /,EFFECTS OF OIL AN 8- 7
" RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOD GRAZING /.PERTURBATIONS 8- 3
" /.PRESERVATION OF ESTJJARINE SEDIMENTS FOR LIPID ANALYSIS OF 4- 5
" AND THE GRAZING FUANA BY TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL ANALYSIS / ,Q 4- 8
" TOTAL MICROBIAL 31 0 M A 5 S WAS DETERMINEO AS LIPID PHOSPHATE 4- 5
" FROM LIGHT DEPRESSED THE MICROFLORA WITHOUT A SIGNIFICANT E 8-7
" THAT COLONIZE MARINE SANDS EXPCSED FOR EIGHT WEEKS TO RUNNI 8~ 7
" WHICH DEVELOP ON TEFLON SQUARES AFTER A 2-WK EXPOSURE IN A 8-8
" GRAZED IN THE FIELC. GRAZING IN THE LABORATORY ALSO DEPRESS 8- 8
" A NO THE INDICATION OF MARKcO EFFECTS ON THE MICROBIOTA BY 8- 3
" BY AMPHIPOD GRAZING, A DETAILED EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECTS 8- 3
" SHOWEO METABOLIC STRESS INDICATED BY THE HIGHER ADENOSINE T 8-8
" MELITA FEED ON N ON PH0T 0 S Y N THcT IC MICR0EUKARYOTES (LOWERED 8- 8
MICROCOSM ANQ FIELD DATA. /.MICROBIOLOGICAL STUDIES COUPLED WITH PHYSI 7- 6
" TEST SYSTEMS IN PREDICTING THE IMPACTS CF XEN0310TICS IN THE 9- 8
" AS PROTOCOL OR "TOOL" TO SIMULATE PRISTINE AND IMPACTED IN S 6-5
" INVESTIGATIONS. ENZYMATIC TESTS, I.E., DEHYROGENASE AND «*HOS 6- 5
" GENERATED INFORMATION. DECOMPOSITION OF ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICA 6- 5
" SYSTEMS. MAJOR ATTENTION H^S 3EEN GIVEN TO AZINPHOSM£THYL (G 6- 5
" SYSTEMS HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED FOR QUANTITATIVE ANALYSES OF THE 6- 5
MICROCOSMS TO DETERMINE THE BEHAVIOR OF THESE TOXIC SUBSTANCES IN SOIL 7- 6
" WITH CARCINOGENS. IN EACH CASE, THE INCREASE COULD BE ATTRI 2- 8
THAT HELD MYSID SHRIMP, MYSIDOPSIS 3 A HI A ; OYSTERS, CRASSOST 2-10
" WAS EVALUATED 8Y DEVELOPING METHODS TO CULTURE POLYCHAETES 2-10
INHABITED BY LUGWORMS. UPTAKE AND DEPURATION OF CHRYSENE BY 2-10
" SHOWEO SIMILAR ADENYLATE ENERGY CHARGES AND NEUTRAL LIPID G 8-3
MICROFAUNA. /, T H E SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF COMMUNITIES WAS EXAMINED IN 10-
" SIMILAR TO LOW CONCENTRATIONS OF SURFLO. /.WELL-DRILLING FL 8-
" THE CLAY OVERLAY MIRRORS THE EFFECT OF THE DRILLING FLUIDS 8-
" OOWICIOE AT 100 UG/L INCREASED THE BACTERIA FORMING CISVAC 8-
" AS REFLECTED IN CHANGES IN THE FATTY ACID COMPOSITION. THER 8-
MICROFLORA WHEN COMPARED TO THE SANDS MIXED WITH WELL-DRILLING FLUIDS. 8-
" WITHOUT A SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON THE SIGMASS, WHILE WELL-DRI 8-
MICROORGANISMS AND MARINE INVERTBRATE, DEPENDING UPON THEIR NUTRITIONA 4- 8
11 BIOOEGRAOATIOK STUDIES WITH NT A DE MOST RATED THIS NORMA 1- 6
WAS DETERMINED BY STANDARD PLATE ASSAYS ON ZOBELL'S MAR 5-10
" GRAM-POSITIVE ORGANISMS WERE MORE SENSITIVE TO KEPONE 5-10
MICROSCOPY. THE 24-, 48 AND 96-H LC50*.S WERE 0.33, 0.2S AND 0.20 MG OP 11- 1
" AND SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY. THE 24-, 48 AND 96-H LC50 11- 1
" IN SHRIMP EXPOSED TO 5 PPB 3USAN-S5, A GRADATION OF OEGENE 10- 6
" AND TO TRANSMIT THE PAPILLOMAS 8Y INJECTION OF CELL-FREE TU 4-10
MIREX, FIRE ANTS, AND ESTUARIES 5- 9
" EXTENSIVE PUBLIC HEARINGS WERE HELO 1973-1976. ALL USES OF MIRE 5- 9
" AS A FIRE ANT CONTROL CHEMICAL BECAME CONTROVERSIAL AFTER THE IN 5- 9
" WERE CANCELLED IN 1978. CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES RAISED INVOLVED (1) 5- 9
" TO COASTAL AREAS IN SOUTH CAROLINA, REVEALEO THAT MIREX WAS TRAN 5- 9
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MIREX TO MAN AND THE ENVIRONMENT, WITH EMPHASIS ON AQUATIC LIFE, (3) P 5-9
" WAS TRANSLOCATED FROM TREATED LANDS AMD HIGH MARSH TO ESTUARINE 5- 9
" AND (4) EXTENT OF HUMAN HEALTH PROBLEMS CAUSED 3Y THE FIRE ANT. 5- 9
" WAS USED FOR 16 YEARS (1962-1978) IN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STA 5- 9
MISSISSIPPI RIVER CONTAINED 0.6 MG/L DI-2-STHYLEXYL PHTHAL4TE CDEHP); 11- 9
MODEL SYSTEMS CAN PROVIDE VALUABLE INFORMATION A80UT THE METABOLISM, S 6-11
" POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDP0C4R30N (PAH) CONTAMINANT, IN HEXANE-AQU 7- 5
" SIMULATING FATE AND EFFECTS OF DISCHARGES FROM A SINGLE RIG INTO 1- 2
" FOCUSEO ON DIRECT LINKAGES BETWEEN THE DISCHARGE AND VARIOUS ORG 1- 2
" WAS COMPOSED OF FOUR CONNECTED SUBMODELS. A DISCHARGE/FATE SUBMO 1- 2
MODELING AND STANDARD PROEIT REGRESSION. WHITE PERCH WERE ALSO EXPOSED 11- 1
" CAPA3ILI1 IES FOR DETECTION OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS AND TERAT 2- 7
" CAPABILITIES FOR DETECTION ANO EVALUATION OF RISKS OF CACINOG 10- 1
" WORKSHOP CONCERNING POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF DRILLING MUDS AND CU 1- 2
MODELS OF ANAEROBIC/AEROBIC SCIL AND SEDIMENT ENVIRONMENTS TO STUDY PE 6- 5
MOLLUSCAN LARVAc COLONIZING LABORATORY AQUARIA WERE SENSITIVE TO GREAT 8-10
MOLLUSCS TO CONTINIOUS CHLOR IN AT ION, IN MOST INSTANCES, ONLY ACTIVE OX 11- 5
" FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND 6- 8
" FROM OREGON ESTUARIES (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,POLYNUCLEAR AROMATI 6- 9
" AS MONITORS FOR DETECTING AND QUANTIFYING ENVIRONMENTAL PNA.H, 6- 8
MOLLUSKS AND CARCINOGENIC PAH'S ALONG THE COAST OF OREGON HAS REVEALED 10- 1
" AND ANNELIDS PER AQUARIUM WERE SIGNIFICANTLY (A=0.05) DECREA 9- 1
MONITOR: A PILOT STUOY /, AMERICAN OYSTER AS A COASTAL ZONE POLLUTION 8- 4
" WATER80RNE POLLUTION IN COASTAL ZONE AREAS. / » TH E CONDITION IN 8- 4
MONITORED AT REGULAR INTERVALS DURING THE EXPOSURE PERIODS. IN AODITIO 11- 7
MONITORING WORK ON MOLLUSKS AND CARCINOGENIC PAH'S ALONG THE COAST OF 10- 1
" AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN ESTUARIES 1- 8
" BIOTRANSFORMATION AND BI ODEGRAOATION OF XENOBIOTICS IN SIMU 7- 6
" STUDY, CARRIED OUT IN CONJUNCTION WITH AN AERIAL APPLICATIO 5- 9
" PROGRAMS. CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS, RESEMBLING NEOP 6- 8
AND A DISCUSSION OF SOME OF THE FACTORS THAT ARE LEADING TO 1- 3
" AND WASTE DISPOSAL REGULATIONS. INCREASING INOUSTRI ALIZAT 10 1- 8
" PROGRAMS. PRINCIPAL MONITORING STRATEGIES ARE DEFINED AS HI 1- 3
" STRATEGIES ARE DEFINED AS HISTORIC, MANDATORY, AND FORTUITO 1- 8
" STUDIES. /.THIS DISCUSSION DEFINES MONITORING AS THE IDENTI 1- 8
" AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS ARE DEPICTED. IN CONCLUSION, THERE I 1- 8
" AS THE IDENTIFICATION OF 'CHANGE'. HISTORICALLY, THE VISUAL 1- 8
MONITORS FOR DETECTING AND QUANTIFYING ENVIRONMENTAL PNAH, INCLUOING 1 6-8
MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON THE REEF-BUILDING CO 3- 6
" ANNULARIS) GROWTH ON THE EAST FLOWER GARDENS SANK , NORTHWES 10- 5
ANNULARIS / , PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL-DRILLING MUDS ON T 8-9
" ANNULARIS AND ACROFORA CERVICORNIS, WERE EXPOSED IN THE LAB 11- 7
ANNULARIS TO A SERIES OF DRILL MUOS (DESIGNATED JX-2 THROUG 11- 7
" ANNULARIS WAS INVESTIGATED. COLONIES WERE EXPOSED FOR 6 WEE 8- 9
" ANNULARIS (ELLIS AND SOLANDER) WERE MEASURED AFTER MORE THA 3- 6
" ANNUALRIS WERE COLLECTED FROM REEFS ADJACENT TO AND REMOVEO 3- 7
" ANNULARIS (E. AND S.) HERMATYPIC CORALS COLLECTEO AT THE EA 10- 5
MORONE AMERICANA), ACCLIMATEO TO 15 DEGREES CELSIUS, WERE EXPOSED TO A 11- 1
" GMELIN) /,LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE AND RECOVERY EFFECTS OF 11- 1
MORTALITY OF THE INITIAL ANIMALS WITH TIME. FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR RE 7- 3
" WAS USED AS THE RESPONSE PARAMETER AND RESULTS WERE QUANTITA 8- 2
" OCCURRED AT CONCENTRATIONS GREATER THAN THE EC50. THE INSECT 11-10
" OF LARVAE ARE PRESENTED. /, T H E MUD AQUEOUS FRACTIONS (MAF) A 1-4
" AND BEHAVIOR ARE PRESENTED.5ENTED. SURVIVAL OF R. HARRISII F 1-4
11 IN TEST ORGANISMS IF THE ORGANISMS ARE EXPOSED REPEATEDLY. E 8-6
MUO ON THE RSEF-3UILDIMG CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /.EFFECTS OF DRILL 3- 6
" AND HEXAVALEMT CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRAB 1- 4
" FOR PERIODS TWO DAYS TO SEVEN WEEKS. SEVERAL PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIO 11- 7
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MUD. PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND N H ( 4 ) UPTAKE RAT E S WERE AFFECTED ALSO DURING T 11- 7
" FLAT SEDIMENTS /. SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS IN 10- 7
" COVERING THE SUBSTRATE. TOXICITY IN THE WATER COLUMN MANIFESTED IT 1- 1
" MAY CAUSE INCREASED EXPOSURE OF L03STERS TG PREDATORS ANO CURRENTS 1- 1
" SU3STRATE. IN DEPTHS OF 4 MM BOTH KINDS OF SUBSTRATE COVER CAUSEO 1- 1
" WERE STUDIED, AND 30TH INTERFERED WTH NORMAL LOBSTER BEHAVIOR. THE 1- 1
" USED AS A CONTROL CAUSED NO SUCH EFFECTS. PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF SUBS 1- 1
" ANO SIMILAR LAYERS OF A MIXTURE OF BENTCNITE AND 8ARITE COVERING A 1-1
" IN A FLOW-THRU SEAW.ATER SYSTEM. WEEKLY MEASUREMENTS WERE MADE OF C 8-9
" THE LATTER GROUP STILL DID ^JQT RESPOND TO THE EXTRACT AFTER A 1-W 8- 9
" DECREASED 3Y 53% AND 25? RESPECTIVELY AFTER 4 WEEKS OF EXPOSURE AN 8- 9
" ON DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINc MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES, WHICH RESULT 9- 1
" THE PERCENTAGE OF LARGE INDIVIDUALS BEING SIGNIFICANTLY LESS THAN 9- 1
" AQUEOUS FRACTIONS (MAF) AND SUSPENDED PARTICULATE PHASE (SPP) OF L 1- 4
" WERE NONTOXIC TO THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT DF RH ITHROPANOPEU 1- 4
" FROM AN ACTIVE EXPLORATORY PLATFORM. P R E D AT 0 R-P R E Y TESTS OF SU3L5H 2-10
" IMPAIRS CORAL SKELETAL GROWTH RATE AMD POSSIBLY INTERFERES WITH SE 3- 6
" LINEAR INCREASE OF THE SKELETON (EXTENSION RATE) AND FOSSA LENGTH 3- 6
" FLAT SEDIMENTS BY THE BIOCHEMICAL iNALYSIS OF THE LIPIDS AND LIPID 10- 7
" STUDIES DEMONSTRATED THAT NO SINGLE DRILLING FLUID IS "TYPICAL" A 10- 2
MUOS ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER, HOMARUS AMERICANUS, IN WATER 1- 1
•' ON REEF CORALS /, PH YSIOLCGIC A L EFFECTS OF DRILLING 11- 7
" ON REEF CORALS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DRIL 11- 9
" ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MCNTASTREA ANNULARIS /.PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFEC 8- 9
" (DESIGNATED JX-2 THROUGH JX-7) COLLECTED FROM A JAY OIL-FIELD WEL 11- 7
" /,RESPONSES OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACR03ENTHIC COMMUNITIES TO D 9-1
" AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE E 1-2
" VARIED FROM IMMEDIATELY LETHAL TO ADULT LOBSTERS TO APPARENTLY HA 1- 1
" ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF LOESTER BEHAVIOR DIRECTLY RELATEO TO SURVIV 1- 1
" ON THE REEF COR ^L MONTASTREA ANNULARIS WAS INVESTIGATED. COLONIES 8- 9
" OBTAINED FROM AN ACTIVE EXPLORATORY PLATFORM IN ESTUARINc WATERS 9- 1
" IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. /, TH E PURPOSE OF THIS REVIEW IS TO SUM 7- 1
MUSSELS# MYTILUS EDULIS / , B E N Z 0 ( 4 ) P Y R E N E CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND 6-10
" /fEFFECTS OF DEPURATION, SIZE AND SEX ON TRACE METAL LEVELS IN 5- 6
" MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM OREGON: OCCURRENCE, PREVALENCE, SEASONA 10-10
" (MYTILUS EDULIS) /.SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC AND OTHER TR 5- 7
" CONTAINED HIGHER CONCENTRATIONS OF NI, CU AND CD IN THEIR SOMA 5- 6
" AND CD WAS MORE CONCENTRATED IN THE SOMATIC TISSUES OF FEMALES 5- 6
" (MYTILUS EDULIS) AND TO COMPARE RESULTS WITH VARIATIONS OF SEV 5- 7
" MAY POSSESS A LIMITED ABILITY TO MET A 3 0 L I Z E 3 A P. MULTIPLE REGR 6- 3
" WITH THE GREATEST PNAH CONCENTRATIONS. FURTHER STUDIES WILL 3E 6- 8
" (M. EDULIS), CLAMS (M. ARENARIA ANO T. CAPAX) ANO OYSTERS (C. 6- 8
MUTAGENESIS 3I0ASSAY 14 ENZYME SYSTEMS REPRESENTING 28 LOCI WERE SCREE 5- 4
" /.USEFULNESS OF THE SELF-FERTILI 11NG CYPRINOOONTID FISH, R 5-4
" (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.USEFULNESS OF THE SELF-FERTIL111NG CYP 5- 5
MUTAGENICITY. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF USING RIVULUS FOR SUCH B 5-4
" Or A PGND-WATER CONCENTRATE INDICATED THE PRESENCE OF A C 4-10
MUTAGENS AND TERATOGENS. IN THE THIRD YEAR OF THE PROGRAM, SEVERAL AD 2- 7
" ANO TERATOGENS. STUDIES INCLUDE BOTH GULF BREEZE LABORATORY 10- 1
" AND TERATOGENS ON NGN-HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /»EFFE 2- 7
" ANO TERATOGENS ON NONHUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS): FOURT 10- 1
" AND CARCINOGENS. /,T h E PH3TOOXIDATI ON OF P H £ N A N T H R E N E, A MODE 7- 5
MYA ARENARIA, FROM FOUR INTERTIDAL SITES IN COOS BAY FROM JUNE 1976 TO 10-11
MYCOTQXINS, PLANT DERIVATIVES, AND OTHER CHEMICALS ALL OF WHICH HAVE B 6-7
MYSIOi MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA. CHEMICAL FRACTIONATION WITH APPROPRIATE BIOLO 9- 5
" (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA): A FIN a L REPORT (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,INTER 6- 3
" SHRIMP, MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA, IN THE LABORATORY /,LONG-TERM EFFECTS 7- 3
" MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA. NO APPARENT EFFECTS WERE 08SERVED ON ADULTS W 7-3
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MYSID (MYSIDOFSIS BAHIA) WAS CONSISTENTLY THE MOST SENSITIVE SPECIES, 11- 3
" BIOASSAYS AND CHEMICAL ANALYSES ESTIMATE THE HALF-LIFE (LESS THA 1- 5
" SHRIMP, MYSIDOPSIS BAH, IA ; OYSTERS, CR A S SOS TR EA VIRGINICA; ANO LU 2-10
MYSIDQPSIS BAHIA. CHEMICAL FRACTIONATION WITH APPROPRIATE BIOLOGICAL T 9-5
" BAHIA (ESTUARINE). ONLY THREE WASTES WERE TOXIC TO 0. MAGNA 9- 4
" BAHIA): A FINAL REPORT (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /.INTERLABORAT 6- 3
" 3AHIA AS INFLUENCED BY SUBLETHAL ENDRIN EXPOSURE /,INTERREL 6- 4
" BAHIA, IN THE LABORATORY /.LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED P 7-3
BAHIA. NO APPARENT EFFECTS WERE OBSERVED ON ADULTS WITHIN 9 7-3
" BAHIA) WAS CONSISTENTLY THE MOST SENSITIVE SPECIES, WITH LC 11- 3
" BAHIA, MOLENOCK), .024 MG/L FOR PINK SHRIMP (PENASUS 0URORU 1- 5
" BAHIA, WAS REARED THROUGH AN ENTIRE LIFE-CYCLE IN A RANGE 0 6-4
" BAHIA; OYSTERS, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA; AND LUGWORMS, ARENIC 2-10
MYSIDS (MYSIOOPSIS EAH IA, MOLENOCK), . 024 MG/L FOR PINK SHRIMP (PENAEU 1- 5
" CONCENTRATIONS OF ENDRIN THAT WERE CHRONICALLY LETHAL STIMULAT 6- 4
" CM. 8 AH IA ) AS TEST ANIMALS. TEST CHEMICAL SELECTION SPECIES AT 6- 3
" SHELL DEPOSITION AND SI 0 ACCUMULATI ON 3Y OYSTERS, SU8STRATE REW 2-10
MYTILUS EDULIS / , BENZO(A ) PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND GONAD TI 6-10
" EDULIS, FROM OREGON; OCCURRENCE, PREVALENCE, SEASONALITY, AND 10-10
" EOULIS) /.SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC AND OTHER TRACE ELEME 5- 7
" EDULIS FRGM YAQUINA SAY, OREGON. AFTER DEPURATION, MN LEVELS 0 5-6
" EDULIS INHABITING DIFFERENT SITES IN YAQUINA BAY. GREGON, FROM 10-10
EOULIS) AND TO COMPARE RESULTS WITH VARIATIONS OF SEVERAL OTHE 5- 7
N
NADh OXIDASES AND SUCC INOOXIDASE. /.TOXICITY OF KEPGNE TO MIXED PQPULA 5-10
NEOPLASM, WERE STUDIED IN SUBF0PULAT10NS GF MYTILUS EOULIS INHABITING 10-10
NEOPLASMS OF BAY MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM OREGON: OCCURRENCE, PR 10-10
" WERc INDUCED IN TWO SPECIES OF VIVPAROUS FISHES POECILIOPSIS 8- 3
" OECcLOPcO IN 47 OUT OF 106 FISH SURVIVING THE PERIOD ALLOWED 8- 3
" BUT MOST CAGED BLACK BULLHEADS IN THE OXIDATION POND DEVELOP 4-10
NEREIS VIRENS, MERCENARIA MERCENARIA AND PALAEMONETES PUGIO FROM CONTA 11- 2
" VIRENS, MERCENARIA MERCENARIA AND PALAEMONETES PUGIO) AND THREE 11- 2
NICKEL, COPPER, ZINC, AND CADiVIUM WERE INVESTIGATED PREVIOUSLY (LATOUC 5- 7
NTA DEMOSTRATcD THIS NORMALLY BIODEGRADABLE COMPOUND PERSISTS IN ESTUA 1- 6
NUTRIENT UPTAKE RATE) WERE MONITORED aT REGULAR INTERVALS DURING THE E 11- 7
" REGENERATION. /, T H E IMPACT OF WEATHERED IXTOC I OIL ON EXPERI 5- 3
" BROTH; IT WAS SIGNIFICANTLY INHIBITED IN A MINIMAL SALTS BROT 5-10
NUTRIENTS, AND LIGHT; AND BY MEASUREMENTS OF THE EFFECTS OF GRAZING BY 9- 8
0
OCTANOL/WATER PARTITION COEFFICIENTS (LOG P), SOLUBILITY, AND PERSISTE 11- 3
OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DRILLING AND EXPLORATIONS. /,OR ILLIMG-FLU10 RELAT 9- 2
OIL AND GAS DRILLING AND EXPLORATIONS. / , D RI L LING-FLIJI0 RELATED RESEAR 9- 2
" AND GAS WELL-DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE BIOMASS ANO COMMUNITY STRUCTUR 8- 7
" ANO GAS ANO POTENTIAL ACCOMPANYING POLLUTION PROBLEMS. DREDGE-ANO- 4- 1
WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVI 7- 1
" WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVI 7- 2
" EXPLORATION ON POPULATIONS OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER (HOMARUS AMERIC 1- 9
" DRILLING MUDS ON THE C&RIEBEAN CORAL MQNTASTRtA ANNULARIS /.PHYSIO 8- 9
" FIELD WELL SHOWED A SIGNIFICANT DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON CALCIFICATIO 11- 7
" ANO GAS WELL DRILLING SIGNIFICANTLY MODIFY THE BIOMASS AND COM MUNI 9- 3
" REOUCEO THE DEPTH OF THE OXYGENATED LAYER APPROXIMATELY HALF. THIS 5- 3
" WAS ADOEO TO RANDOMLY SELECTED LABORATORY AND IN SITU REPLICATE CO 5- 3
" ON EXPERIMENTAL 3ENTHIC COMMUNITIES COLONIZED IN THE LABORATORY AN 5- 3
" EFFECTS ON ESTUARINE BENTHOS /,WEATHERED IXTOX I 5-3
OPSANUS TAU) POSSESSES A SUITABLE KARYOTYPE FOR SCE ANALYSIS ANO WE HA 5- 4
ORGANIC AND INORGANIC CONSTITUENTS OF COMPLEX INDUSTRIAL WASTES HAS BE 9- 5
" PRECURSORS TO FORM NUMEROUS OXIDATION PROOUCTS INCLUDING BROMO 11- 5
" FRACTION OF EACh WASTE WAS SU9FRACT10NAT ED INTO ACID-, BASE-, 11-11
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ORGANIC POLLUTANTS IN MARINE AMD ESTUARINIE WATERS. WHILE TRAGIC IN MOS
" CHEMICALS (ESTERS OF CRTHO BENZNS OICARBOXYL ACID) WIDELY USED
" CONTENT Or AUFWUCHS SAMPLES FROM ARTIFICIAL STREAMS DOSEO SEPA
" CONTENT OF AUFWUCHS WAS RELATED TO THE EXTENT OF MUCILAGE PROD
" CONTENT, PARTICLE SIZE AND SEDIMENT MOISTURE CONTENT TO 3I0ACC
" , EASE OF CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, AMD RELATIVELY LOW MAMMALIAN TOXI
" PESTICIDES. ANALYSES INDICATE THAT CHEMICAL AND MICR08IOLOGICA
ORGANISMS. /.A CHEMICAL FRACTIONATION SCHEME USING ION-EXCHANGE RESINS
" AS THE DIATOM, SKELEFONEMA COST&TUM IN BIOASSAYS PERFORMED A
" AND THAT FRACTIONATION SHOULD 8E COUPLED TO BIOASSAYS THAT
" BECAUSE THE AQUATIC PORTION OF THE BIOSPHERE IS OFTEN THE "S
" ARE UNDER EXAMINATION IN ORDER TO DEVELOP INDICATOR, SCREENI
" ARE UNDER BOTH LABORATORY ANO FIELD STUDY IN ORDER TO OEVELO
" ADOEO TO SEDIMENTS t»AS QUANTITATIVE. THE LIPIDS WERE EXTRACT
" WAS EXAMINED, ANO SCOTT ET AL.3, IN WHICH 5ROMOFORM, GENERAT
" AND ECOSYSTEMS. JERNEL3V PRESENTED A HISTORY OF CHLORINATED
" RATHER THAN ON HOW THE MARINE ECOSYSTEM ITSELF IS INTERCONNE
" HAVE NOT SEEN FULLY INVESTIGATED. CURRENT INFORMATION INDICA
" ARE PRESENTED AND DISCUSSED. THE CHRONIC OR LONG-TERM EFFECT
" ARE EXPOSED REPEATEDLY. EFFECTS OF VEGETATION REMOVAL ARE 01
" IF THE ORGANISMS ARE EXPOSED REPEATEDLY. EFFECTS OF VEGETATI
" GROWTH OF GRAM-NEGATIVE ISOLATES WAS NOT INHIBITED IN COMPL
" WERE MORE SENSITIVE TO KEPONc THAN GRAM-NEG ATIVE ORGANISMS.
ORGANOCHLORINE INSECTICIDE KEPONc IN SEAWATER SHOWEO THAT THE MAXIMUM
ORGANOCHLORINES, PETROLEUM CONPOUNDS, ORGA NOPH0SPHATES , CARBAMATES, HE
ORGANOPHOSPHATE, C-lWIEl"hYL FARATHION » ANO THE CHLORINATED INSECTICID
ORGANOPHOSPHATES, CARBAMATES, HEAVY METAL SALTS, NITROGENOUS COMPOUNDS
ORGANOPHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS, IN WETLAND REGIONS AND ASCERTAINING FATE A
OYSTER AS A COASTAL ZONE POLLUTION MONITOR: A PILOT STUDY /, AMERICAN
" CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (G.) EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED AND OECHLORI
" CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /.CHANGES IN THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL OU
" CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA. RECENTLY, ROBERTS DETERMINED THE RESPON
" CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /.COMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICI
" CRASSOSTREA VIRGIN ICA (G ME LIN) /.IMPACTS Or WATER CHLORINATION
" CONDITION STUDIES. /.OYSTER CONDITION MEASURES SHOULD BE STANOA
" (BOTH IN G). THIS METHCD IS VALID BECAUSE THE EFFECTIVE DENSITY
11 S VALVES FROM THE WEIGHT IN AIR OF THE INTACT OYSTER CBOTH IN G
" CONDITION MEASURES SHOULD BE STANDARDIZED THROUGH USE OF HOPKIN
" SHELL SIZE AND THE SELECTION OF SPAWNING SITES 3Y CHASMODES BOS
" (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) IN LONG-TERM (28 DAYS) TESTS TO OETERMI
" CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA, FROM TWO SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES, ONE
" CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA, WERE EVALUATED. BOTH STRAIGHT-HINGE (48
" SHELLS AS A HABITAT AND SPAWNING SU8STATE BY THE NAKED GOBY, GO
OYSTERS EXPOSED TO DRILLING EFFLUENTS. 4. AFTER 5 DAYS, GLYCINE, ALANI
" EXPOSED TO 3 835 SALINITY HAD ELEVATED GLYCINE, ALANINE AND 3-AL
" EXPOSED TO TURBIDITY AMD TO DRILLING EFFLUENTS H A 0 INCREASED C
" EXPOSED TO ANOXIA SHOWEO ELEVATED GLYCINE AND ALANINE ANO DECR
" EXPOSED TO INCREASED SALINITY WHEREAS IN THOSE EXPOSED TO ANOX
" WERE EXPOSED FOR 2- AND 5-DAY PERIODS TO INCREASED SALINITY (2
" EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED SEAWATER CONTAINING ACTIVE OXIDANTS ~ E
" EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED AND DECHLOR INATED SEAWATER. /,CHLORINE
" TO CHLORINATED SEAWATER AND SEAWATER CECHLOR IN ATED WITH SODIUM
" /.DETERMINATION AND USE OF CONDITION INDEX OF
" TO C OLIFOR M BACTERIA CAUSED SIGNIFICANT PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS W
" CLAMS, ANO SEOIME NT S. / , K E P 0 N E WAS DISCOVERED TO 3E IN THE JA
" TO N0N-0ETECTA3LE CONCENTRATIONS WITHIN ONE WEEK. /,SIX PESTIC
" (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA, GMELIN) IS 0.71 MG/L. MYSID BIOASSAYS
" TO A SPECTRUM OF POLLLTANTS SUGGEST THAT THEIR CONDITION COULD
P I I
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G E
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5- 2
11- 9
2- 3
2- 3
11- 2
6- 3
6- 5
9- 5
9- 5
9- 5
2- 5
2- 7
10- 1
7- 4
11- 5
7- 9
1- 2
8- 6
8- 6
8- 6
8- 6
5-10
5-10
4- 9
6- 7
7- 6
6- 7
6- 5
8- 4
11- 5
7- 7
11- 5
8- 2
8- 5
5- 8
5- 3
5- 8
5- 8
2- 9
11- 3
8- 4
8- 2
2- 9
7- 7
7- 7
7- 7
7- 7
7- 7
7- 7
11- 5
11- 5
11- 5
5- 8
8- 5
5- 2
11- 3
1- 5
8- 4
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OYSTERS FROM THE UNPOLLUTED H £ 31T A T SHOWED A CONSISTENTLY AND SIGNIFIC 8" 4
" CONDITION INDEX DROPFED MARKEDLY AS THE INCIDENCE OF TOTAL CO 8- 4
" (2- TO 4-YEAR CLASS) VERS EXPOSED TO CPO CONCENTRATIONS RANGIN 8- 2
" ThAN FOR 15 DEGREES CELSIUS .ACCLIMATED OYSTERS AT OPO CONCENTR 3- 2
" AT OPO CONCENTRATIONS LESS THAN 0:10 MG/L BUT MOT AT HIGHER CO 8- 2
" AT THE TWO ACCLIMATION TEMPERATURES. FAECAL MATTER ACCUMULATIO 8- 2
" NO SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES WERE FOUND BETWEEN THE SHELL DEPOS 8- 2
" CC. GIGAS) FROM OIFFEStNT SITES, RANGING FROM RELATIVELY PRIST 6- 8
" CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA; ANO LUGWORMS, iRENICOLl CRISTATA. CRIT 2-10
" SUBSTRATE REWORKING AND B I GACCUMULATI ON 8Y LUGWORMS, AND SETT 2-10
OZONE-PRODUCED OXIDANT (OPO) CONCENTRATIONS FOR 96 H USING CONTINUOUS 11- 1
" AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TC THREE LIFE STAGES OF THE AMERICAN OYSTE 8- 2
" PRODUCED OXIDANTS ON ADULT WHITE PERCH (MO ROME GMELIN) /,LETHAL 11- 1
" PRODUCED OXIDANTS (OPO) ON THREE DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AME 8- 2
P
PAH'S IN NATURAL WATER. /.AQUATIC SYSTEMS ANO ORGANISMS ARE UNDER BOTH 10- 1
" S). SKIM AND LIVER TISSUES OF THE SALAMANDERS REVEALED INDUCED ENZ 10- 1
" S ALONG THE COAST GF OREGCN HAS REVEALED A POSITIVE CORRELATION 3E 10- 1
" PERYLENE. CONSIDERABLE FIELD MONITORING WORK ON MOLLUSKS AND CARC 10- 1
" CONTAMINANT, IN HEXANE-ACUEOUS PHASE UNDER SIMULATED ENVIRONMENTA 7- 5
" 3 Y MAMMALIAN TISSUES AS MUTAGENS AND CARCINOGENS. /, T H E PHOTOOXIDA 7- 5
" IN NATURAL WATERS. THESE RESULTS MAY BE OF IMPORTANCE TO COMPARE W 7-5
PAHS. WHEREAS DISSOCIATIVE CAPTURE RESULTING IN LOSS OF A HYOORGEN ATO 3- 3
" WERE OBTAINED USING I0S2UT ANE AS THE REAGENT GAS. THE IS08YTANE- 3- 3
" FOR MOST OF THE COMPOUNCS STUDIED, NCI-IS MASS SPECTRA PRODUCED 3- 3
" WERE CHARACTERIZED 3Y A SMALL NUMBER OF ABUNDANT, LARGE-MASS IONS 3- 3
" AND THEIR DERIVATIVES. /.NEGATIVE CrtEMICL IONIZATION (NCI) MASS S 3-3
PALAEMONETES PUGIO) ANO SHEEPSHE&D MINNOWS (CYPRINOOQN VARIEGATUS) WER 9- 5
" PUGIO FROM CONTAMINATED HAR30R SEDIMENTS /.ACCUMULATION 0 11- 2
" PUGIO /.ACCUMULATION, TISSUE DISTRIBUTION ANO DEPURATION 4- 7
PUGIO: MOLT-RELATED TOXICITY ANO INHIBITION OF LIM8 REGE 2- 4
" PUGIO) IN FLOW-THROUGH TESTS (TYLER MCKENNEY, PERS. COMM 11- 4
" PUGIO, EXPOSED TO LOW LEVELS (5 TO 60 PP3) OF A 50% POTAS 10- 6
" PUGIO /.PHYSIOLOGICAL AND HIST0PATHOLQGICAL EVALUATION OF 7- 8
" PUGIO. II. PREMOLT DUCTULE REFORMATION: REPLACEMENT OF CI 3-10
" PUGIO. I. COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY, CYCLICAL ACTIVITY, ANO 3- 9
" PUGIO. EXPOSURE TO EITHER AQUATREAT ONM-30 OR BUSAN 85 AF 2- 4
" PUGIO) AND THREE CONTAMINANTS (PC3S, HG AND CO) COMMONLY 11- 2
" PUGIOJ JUVENILE SHEEPHEAD MINNOWS, CYPRINQOON VARIEGATUSj 2-10
" PUGIO, ANO PINFISH, LAGOOON RHOMOBIODES, WAS ALSO DEMONST 2-10
" PUGIO, AT KNOWN STAGES OF THE MOLT CYCLE. PREMOLT SHRIMP 4- 7
" PUGIO). THE RESULTS OF THESE TESTS, WHEN COUPLEO WITH OTH 7- 3
" PUGIO, ARE DESCRIBED. THE TYPE A GLANDS ARE EMBEDDED WITH 3- 9
PAPILLOMA CELLS, BUT ATTEMPTS TO FIND VIRIDNS IN THE TUMOR USING ELECT 4-10
PAPILLOMAS ON FISH LIVING IN CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT (PROJECT SUMM 4-11
" ON FISH LIVING IN CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT /.CAUSES OF 4-10
IN WILD BLCK BULLHEADS FROM THIS POND. /.THIS RESEARCH WAS 4-10
" 8 Y INJECTION GF CELL-FREE TUMOR HQMOGENATE INTO BLACK BULLH 4-10
" ON BLACK BULLHEADS (ICTALURUS MELAS) FROM THE FINAL OXIDATI 4-10
PAPILLQMATOUS-LIXE LESIONS VIA CHLORINATED EFFLUENT EXPOSURES). EMPHAS 10- 1
PARA THION f AND PERMETHRIN IN THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,ACUTE TOXICIT 11- 3
" WHICH COMPLETELY DEGRADES, TO DIMILIN, WHICH PARTIALLY DEGR 1- 6
" AND THE CHLGRINATEC INSECTICIDE, C-14-KEP0NE, WERE EXAMINEO 7- 6
" MINIMAL RATES OF CCC2) RELEASE WERE NOTED FOR KEPONE* WITH 7- 6
" DEGRADATION, WITH A NEGATIVE RESPONSE FOR XEPOME. SIMILAR AC 7- 6
" WERE COMPARABLE TO IN SITU RATES AT EXPERIMENTAL PLOTS. FUNG 7- 6
3ENTHI0CARB, CHLORPYRIFOS. AC222, 705, FENVALERATE, AMD PER 11- 3
" AND BENThlQCARB. ThE ESTUARINE MYSID (MYSIOOPSIS BAHIA) WAS 11- 3
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PARATHION. USEFULNESS OF SMALL-SCALE MICROCOSMS WAS EVALUATED 8 Y DEVEL 2-10
" WAS USED TO DEMONSTRATE FATE AND EFFECT IN MICROCOSMS INHA8I 2-10
" ON THE PREDATOR PREY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN P&LAEMONETES PUGI 2-10
" AND KEPONE. LABORAT0RY/FIELO PROTOCOL HAVE INCLUDED FORMULA 6- 5
PARTICULATE PHASE (SPP) OF L IC-NO SULFON AT E TYPE MUO WERE NONTOXIC TO TH 1- 4
PARTICULATES ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF THE MYSID SHRIMP, MYSIDOP 7- 3
" ON THE LIFE CYCLE Or THE MYSID, MYSIDOPSIS SAHIA. NO APPA 7- 3
PC8, MERCURY AND CADMIUM BY NEREIS VIRENS, MERCENARIA MERCENARIA AND P 11- 2
PCBS, HG AND CO) COMMONLY ASSOCIATED WITH BOTTOM SEDIMENTS OF UR3ANIIE 11- 2
PCP. PHOTOSYNTHESIS/RESPIRATION RATIOS WERE DEPRESSED TO LESS THAN ONE 9- 6
" (PENTACHLOROPHENOL) WAS Pl'MPED THROUGH A SEALED 2-LITER VOLUME GLA 9- 6
11 AND B* 0.5 PPM ATRAZINE. EC50 VALUES BASED UPON DEPRESSION OF OXYG 9- 6
" THE RATE OF OXYGEN UPTAKE WAS SLIGHTLY DEPRESSED BY ATRAZINE 9UT 9- 6
" 0.74 PPM. THE DATA SUGGEST THAT LEAVES MAY RECOVER FROM OR ADAPT 9- 6
" , HAO EFFECTS SIMILAR TO KcPONE AT CONCENTRATIONS ABOVE 28 PPM. KE 5-10
PENETRATION OF ETHIGN THROUGH CLOTHING AND MEASURING THE DAILY URINARY 3- 3
PENTACHLQROPHENATE ON FEEDING ACTIVITY Of THE LUGWORM, ARENICOLA CRIST 2-10
PENTACHLOROPHENOL) WAS PUMPED THRCUGH A SEALED 2-LITER VOLUME GLASS EX 9- 6
" 2,3,5-TRICKLOROPHENOL OR 3RQMQF0RM, HOWEVER, CHRONI 5- 4
" (PCP), HAD EFFECTS SIMILAR TO KEPCNE AT CONCENTRATIO 5-10
PERCENT DIESEL AND RELATIVE TOXICITY COULD NOT BE MAOE. THE PHENOL AND 1- 9
" MAF AND SPP WERE NOT TOXIC TO CALLINECTES SAPIDUS. DIFFERENTIA 1- 4
PERCH WERE ALSO EXPOSED TO A SERIES OF NEAR AND SUBLETHAL OPO CONCENTR 11- 1
" /.ADULT WHITE PERCH (MCRONE AMERICANA), ACCLIMATED TO 15 DEGREE 11- 1
" (MORONE AMERICANA), ACCLIMATED TO 15 DEGREES CELSIUS, WERE EXPOS 11- 1
" CMORONE GMELIN) /.LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE AND RECOVERY EFF 11- 1
PERMETHRIN IN THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /.ACUTE TOXICITY, 3I0C0NCENTRA 11- 3
" THE STEADY-STATE ECFS OF THE THREE SYNTHETIC PYRETHROIDS W 11- 3
" 2,300 FOR AC 222, 705: 4,700 FOR FENVALERATE. AFTER TERMIN 11- 3
" CHLQRPYRIFOS, METHYL PARATHION, AND BENTHIOCARB. THE ESTUA 11- 3
PERYLENE. CONSIDERABLE FIELD KONITORING WORK. ON MOLLUSKS AND C ARCINOGE 10- 1
" WITH A LAMP WHOSE OL'TPUT IS SIMILAR TO THE SOLAR SPECTRUM. S 7-5
PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND MIXERS 3- 3
" HALF-LIVES (RANGE, 1.2 TO 34 DAYS) AND DECREASING ORDER OF S 11- 3
" HALF-LIVES IN SEDIMENT-WATER SYSTEMS WERE INVERSELY RELATED 11- 3
ILLNESS IN AGRICULTURAL WORKERS MAY RESULT FSOM EXCESSIVE DE 3- 3
" EXPOSURE 8 Y WEARING FLUOROALIPHATIC TREATED CLOTHING, STUDIE 3- 2
" PENETRABILITY WERE MEASURED IN ETHION EXPOSED WORKERS IN TWO 3~ 2
" RECOVERY ALONG WITH FORMULATION OF SIMULATION MODELS OF ANAE 6- 5
" DEGRADATION. REDOX CONDITIONS OF SOILS AND SEQIMENT-WATER SY 6- 5
PESTICIDES /.CELL DEATH AND INHIBITION OF POPULATION GROWTH OF MARINE 11-10
" AND INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL WASTES ON PLANKTON IN THE FIE 9- 3
(SYNTHETIC PYRETHROIDS) WERE TESTED USING THE EASTERN OYSTE 11- 3
" WERE EVALUATED IN LABORATORY STUDIES TO DETERMINE': ACUTE (9 11- 3
" (APPLICATORS AND MIXERS) ARE AT SPECIAL RISK. BOTH ACUTE AN 3- 3
WORKERS WHO APPLY AND MIX PESTICIDES (APPLICATORS AND MIXE 3- 3
" HEXACLOROCYCLOPENTAOIENE, EPN, CHLORPYRIFOS » CAR80NPHENOTHI 11-10
" CAUSED DEATH OF CELLS, 3UT SIGNIFICANTLY MORTALITY OCCURRED 11-10
" AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES) INFORMATION ON I NTERLABORA TORY V A RI AT 6- 3
" IN THE MARNe ENVIRCNMENT AND OBSERVED THAT ESTUARIES EXHIBI 7- 9
11 IN THE OPEN OCEAN ARE UNLIKELY TO ENDANGER MARINE LIFE, BUT 7- 9
" HERBICIDES, OR AS INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS WHICH ARE CATEGORIZ 6- 7
" ANALYSES INDICATE THAT CHEMICAL ANO MICROBIOLOGICAL CHARAC 6- 5
" ASH-TUPELO LITTER DECOMPOSITION WAS NOT ADVERSELY AFFECTED 6- 5
PETROLEUM COMPOUNDS, 0RGA NOPHCSPHATES, CARBAMATES. HEAVY METAL SALTS, 6- 7
PHENANTHRENE, A MODEL PGLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBON (PAH) CONTAMINAN 7- 5
" /,TOXIC PHOTOXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED UNDER ENVIRONME 7- 5
PHENOL-WATER OF TRICHLOROACETIC ACID METHODS WHEN APPLIED TO MARINE SE 7- 4
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PHENOL AND METAL CONTENT OF THE DRILLING FLUIDS MAY HAVE ALSO C0NTRI8U
" OXIDASE SECRETION AND OSMOREGULATION, RESPECTIVELY. /,TWO TYPES
PHENOLS OR ACIDS, CAN BE DETERMINED IN THE URINE. THE USc OF ANIMAL MO
PHOSPHOLIPID MEASURED AS EXTRACT^BLE LIPID PHOSPHATE. IN SEVERAL ESTUA
" WAS USED AS A MEASURE OF TOTAL 8I3MASS, AND FATTY ACIDS W
" AND THE TOTAL LIFID PALMITIC ACID SHOWED EXCELLENT CORREL
" AND SULFOLIPID SYNTHESIS. BACTIER^L BIOMASS INCREASED (MU
" RATIO, INDICATING THEIR NUTRITIONAL STATUS WAS SIMILAR. /
PHOTOSYNTHESIS/RESPIRATION RATIOS WERE DEPRE SSEO TO LESS THAN ONE 3Y 1
11 RATE, NUTRIENT UPTAKE RITE) WERE MONITORED AT REGULAR I
" AND NH(4) UPTAKE RATES WERE AFFECTED ALSO DURING THE FI
" WAS REDUCED BY 26% AFTER 5 WEEKS. N03 UPTAKE RATES OECR
11 CALCIFICATION AND NH4 AND N03 UPTAKE RATES. CALCIFICAT
PHOTOSYNTHETIC PRODUCTS TO ADAPT TO THE STRESS. THE ORGANIC CONTENT 0
" MICROtUKARYOTES. BACTERIA (MUR^MIC ACID) ANO MICROEUKAR
BIOMASS (LIPID GALACTOSE) WITH GREATER TOTAL METABOLIC
" BIOMASS (LIPID GALACTOSE) IF COMPARED TO THE MICROBIOTA
PHOTOXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED UNOER ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FROM
PHOTPERIOD TO 14L:lOD (WITH THE CIRCULATING PUMP TURNED OFF PROM 1200
PHTHALATE /,ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITION OF FIELD- AND LABORATORY-DEVELO
" (DEHP); LESSER AMOUNTS ALSO OCCURRED IN WATERS OFF ESCAMBIA
" CDS?) AND 2,3,4,6-TETRACHL0R3PHEN0L (TECP) AT CONCENTRATIONS
PHTHALATES ARE ENTERING THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT (GIAM ET AL., 1978). TH
PHTHLATE ESTERS ARE A LARGE CLASS OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS CESTE
PINK SHRIMP (PENAEUS DURORUM, 6URKENR0AD), AND 0.72 MG/L FOR SHEEPSHEA
" SHRIMP, PENAEUS DUORARUM, EXPOSED TO METHYL PARATHION. USEFULNESS
PNAH) WERE DETERMINED IN TWO SU3PCPULATI ONS FROM SEPTEMBER 1978 TO AUG
" CONCENTRATION IN CLAMS FROM THE BAY=RONT fiREA WAS 555.1 UG KG(-l)
" CONCENTRATIONS WERE LOWEST IN THE FALL-WINTER AND HIGHEST DURING
" AFTER A SUITABLE PERIOO OF SAMPLING ANO TO SUBSEQUENTLY MEASURE
" WERE 30-60 UG/KG IN SHELLFISH FROM UNCO NT AM INAT ED WATERS TO GREAT
" INCLUDING 11 COMPOUNDS CLASSIFIED AS CARCINOGENS, 11 EPA PRIORIT
" AND THEIR CONCENTRATIONS IN SHELLFISH. STUDIES WERE CONDUCTED TO:
" CONCENTRATIONS! AND MEASURE BAP UPTAKE ANO ELIMINATION. PRELIMINA
" THE DATA FROM THESE STUDIES INDICATE THAT IT MAY BE POSSIBLE TO
" CERTAIN RELATIONSHIPS MAY BE USEFUL FOR PREDICTIVE PURPOSES IN E
" CONCENTRATIONS. FURTHER STUDIES WILL BE NECESSARY TO DETERMINE TH
" CONCENTRATIONS; IDENTIFY SEASONAL DIFFERENCES IN PNAH CONCENTRATI
" COMBINED WITH OTHER APPROACHES, THIS MAY RESULT IN CONSIDERABLE
" WERE DETERMINED DURING A TWO-YEAR PERIOO FOR MUSSELS (M. EDULIS),
POLLUTANTS IS DESCRIBED. SEA A T E R WITH DISSOLVED ATRAZINE FOR PCP (PE
" IN THE GENERAL ENVIRONMENTS OF AIR, LANO AND WATER IS REFLE
THAT MAY AFFECT WILDLIFE AND HUMAN HEALTH. /,AQUATIC ANIMAL
" IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT. THE PRESENCE OF POLLUTANTS IN T
" AQUATIC ANIAMLS LEND THEMSELVES PARTICULARLY WELL TO THE S
" WITH ALGAE ANO ANIMALS, ALGAE MAY 8E USED TO DETECT EFFECTS
" /,FLOW-THROUGH SYSTEM FOR EXPOSURE OF SEAGRASS TG
" IN MARINE AND ESTUARINE WATERS. WHILE TRAGIC IN MOST RESPEC
" ON HIGHER TROPHIC LEVELS; HOWEVER, THE TENDENCY OF CHANGE W
" SUGGEST THAT THEIR CONDITION COULO BE USED TO MONITOR WATER
" ON OYSTERS. CONDITION INDEX DROPPED MARKEDLY AS THE INCIOEN
" BASELINE LEVELS OF PNAH WERE DETERMINED DURING A TWO-YEAR
" ANO 11 TOXIC POLLUTANTS. BASELINE LEVELS OF PNAH WERE DETER
" ON MARINE AND FRESHWATER UNICELLULAR ALGAE. STIMULATION AND
" SUT MIXED-SPECIES CONTINUOUS CULTURE PRESENTS A MORE R E A LI
POLLUTED BY COLI'FORM SACTERIA STANDARDS. DURING THE WARMER MONTHS, OYS
" IN YAQUIMA, COOS AND TILLAMOOK 8 A Y S , OREGON. TOTAL CONCENTRA
POLLUTION MONITOR: A PILOT STUDY /.AMERICAN OYSTER AS A COASTAL Z.0ME
P I
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G E
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1- 9
3- 9
6-11
4- 3
10- 7
10- 7
5- 3
8- 3
9- 6
11- 7
11- 7
8- 9
8- 9
2- 3
8- 8
8- 8
8- 8
7- 5
10- 9
11- 9
11- 9
5- 4
11- 9
11- 9
1- 5
2-10
10-11
10-11
10-11
6- 8
6- 8
6- 8
6- 8
6- 8
6- 3
6- 8
6- 8
6- 8
6- 3
6- 8
9- 6
2- 5
2- 5
2- 5
2- 5
9- 3
9- 6
5- 2
2- 3
8- 4
8- 4
6- 8
6- 3
9- 7
9- 7
8- 4
6- 3
8- 4
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POLLUTION PROBLEMS. DREDGE-AND-FILL OPERATIONS ARE USED AS EXAMPLES OF 4- 1
" /.MARINE AND ESTUARINE 7- 9
" IN COASTAL ZONE AREAS. /.THE CONDITION INDEX CCDRY MEAT WEIG 8- 4
" GRADIENTS, WAS STUDIED IN A TROUGH-T Y P E AVOIOANCE-REPSONSE S 2-10
11 INCLUDING MARINE ORGANISMS AND ECOSYSTEMS. JERNELOV PRESENT 7- 9
" IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. ERNST REVIEWED THE EFFECTS OF PES 7- 9
POLY-BETA-HYDROXY3UTYRATE IS ACTUALLY A MIXED POLYMER OF SHORT-CHAIN 3 10- 8
" 3ETA-HYDROXYALKANOATE (P ft A), WITH ANALYSIS 3Y CAPILLARY GAS-LIQUI 10- 8
POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS - PAH'S). SKIN AND LIVER TISSUES OF T 10- 1
" AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN SOFTSHELL CLAMS FROM COOS BAY, ORE 10-11
" AROMATIC HYDROCAR3CN (PAH) CONTAMINANT, IN HEXANE-AQUEOUS P 7-5
" AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS, C-14-I5ENZ0(A)PYRENE (-3P) AND C-14-SE 4- 7
POLYENOIC FATTY ACIDS CHARACTERISTIC OF THE MICROFAUNA. /,TKE SPATIAL 10- 7
" FATTY AC 10 S OF THE ALPHA LINOLENIC SERIES). THE FIELD-GRAZED 8- 3
" FATTY ACIDS). GRAZING IN THE LABORATORY ARE FIELD DENSITY FU 8- 8
POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS (PNAH) WERE DETERMINED IN TWO SU3P0P 10-11
" AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS /.NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS 3- 8
" AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS {F AH S) WERE OBTAINED USING I0S3UTANE 3- 8
" AROMATIC HYDROCAREONS AND CELLULAR PR0LIFERATI VE DISORDERS 6- 8
" AROMATIC HYDROCA R30NS AND CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE OISOROERS 6- 9
" AROMATIC HYOROCA R80NS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /.SYMPOSIU 8- 1
" AROMATIC HYDROCAREONS ON THE MARINE ECOSYSTEMS: THEIR PHY 8- 1
" AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT" SPONSORED 3- 1
POLYVINYL CHLORIDE). ALONG WITH A HIGH RATE OF PRODUCTION, ABOUT 5X1 11- 9
POPULATION GROWTH OF MARINE UNICELLULAR HLGAE BY PESTICIDES /.CELL DEA 11-10
" GROWTH .AT LOW CONCENTRATIONS, I.E.. EC50'S AT 48 HOURS WERE 11-10
" OF BAY MUSSELS CMYTILUS EDULIS) AND TO COMPARE RESULTS WITH 5- 7
POPULATIONS 01D NOT ADAPT TO TRI~LURAL IN. ADAPTATION TO 2.4-0 WAS SIMI 11- 6
" TO DEGRADE XENGBICTIC COMPOUNDS FASTER AFTER EXPOSURE TO T 11- 6
" IN PRE-EXPOStO CORES FROM A NUMBER OF FRESHWATER SAMPLING 11- 6
" /.ADAPTION OF MICRG3IAL POPULATIONS TO DEGRADE XEN03I0TIC 11- 6
" FROM ESTUARINE OR MARINE SITES DID NOT SHOW ANY INCREASE I 11- 6
" OF THE AMERICAN LG3STER (HOMARUS A. M £ RI C A N U S ) . THE EFFECTS 1- 9
n and ALTER THE DISTRIBUTIONAL PATTERNS OF PELAGIC R. HARRIS 6- 2
" WERE REDUCED TO aeOUT 75% OF CONTROLS WITHIN 2S DAYS, IF T 7-3
" INCLUDED INTERFERENCE WITH FEEDING OR MATING, CLOGGING OF 7- 3
" WERE SHOWN TO ADAPT WITHIN SEVERAL DAYS TO DEGRADE P-NITOP 1- 6
" SUCH STRUCTURES KANGE FROM COMPOUNDS LIKE METHYL PARATHIO 1- 6
" WE HAVE PRODUCED, IN OUR LABORATORY , SEVERAL CASE STUDIES 1- 6
" ATP, AND SPECIFIC ENZYME SYSTEMS (I.E., PHOSPHATASE AND D 7- 6
" OF ECONOMIC ALLY-IMPORT ANT 3IVALVE MOLLUSCS AS MONITORS FOR 6- 3
" OF E STUARINE MICRCORGAMI SMS WAS DETERMINED BY STANDARD PLA 5-10
POTASSIUM-OIMETH YLDITHI0CAR6 Af'ATE 3I0CIDE (BUSAN-85) FOR 14 DAYS WERE 10- 6
PREDATOR-PREY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO; 2-10
" PREY TESTS OF SU3LEHTAL EFFECTS OF XEN03I0TICS DEMONSTRATED E 2-10
" PREY RELATIONSHIPS 3ETWEEM CRYPTICALLY SHADED FLOUNDER AND PI 2-10
" PREY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PALAEMONETES PUGIO, ANO PINFISH. L 2-10
PREY TESTS OF SU3LEHTAL EFFECTS OF XSNOBIOTICS DEMONSTRATED EFFECT IN 2-10
" WAS DEVELOPED. EVALUATION OF SUBLETHAL EFFECTS, SUCH AS AVOIDANCE 2-10
" RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CRYPTICALLY SHADED FLOUNOER AND PINFISH PRE 2-10
" RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO; JUVENILE 2-10
" RELATIONSHIPS -BETWEEN PALAEMONETES PUGIO, ANO PINFISH, LAGGOON RH 2-10
" SYSTEMS. THE EFFECTS OF METHYL PARATION ON PREDATOR-PREY RELATION 2-10
" ANO TWO-PREY SYSTEMS. THE EFFECTS OF METHYL PARATION ON PREDATOR- 2-10
PROCESSES OF RESONANCE ELECTRON CAPTURE OR ANION ARRACHMENT ACCOUNT FO 3- 3
" 3Y CYTOPLASMIC PROCESSES IN RELATION TO GLAND MATURATION /.R 3-10
IN RELATION TO GLAND MATURATION /.ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILL 3-10
" APPEAR TO PREVENT TFE OLD DUCTULE. SUCH TRANSITORY CILIARY P 3-10
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PROCESSES, WHICH EMANATE FROM THE APICES QF THE SECRETORY CELLS AND FR 3-10
" HOWEVER, ARE MOT FCUND IN ASSOCIATION WITH PREMOLT DUCTULE 3-10
" OISAPPEAR EITHER BECAUSE OF DEGENERATION OR RETRACTION. THE 3-10
11 IN IMMATURE GLANDS, ARE TRANSITORY A NO APPEAR TO PREVENT THE 3-10
" /> T M E EVENTS ASSOCIATED WITH PREMGLT REFORMATION QF THE CUT 3-10
" ARE REPLACE BY TRANSITORY CYTOPLASMIC PROCESSES. / , THE EVENT 3-10
" IN SOME IMMATURE GLANDS. THE RELATIVE ABUNDANCE OF CYTOPLASM 3-10
" COMPARABLE TO THOSE IN MATURE GLANDS, 3UT RELATIVELY FEW IN 3-10
" OCCUR IN IMMATURE GLANDS BUT NOT IN MATURE GLANDS* SUGGESTS 3-10
" IN THE MATURE GLANDS, COUPLED WITH THE OBSERVATION THAT TRAN 3-10
" IN MATURE GLANOS, LIKE THE CILIARY PROCESSES IN IMMATURE GLA 3-10
" EMERGE FROM EACH OF THE COMPONET SECRETORY CELLS AND ASCEND 3-10
" SUCH AS NUTRIENT REGENERATION. /,THE IMPACT OF WEATHERED IXT 5- 3
" AND XEN03I0TIC INTERACTION HAVE DEMONSTRATED THE APPLICATION 6- 5
11 SIGNIFICANT CORRELATIONS ARE SEEN WITH MICROBIAL DIVERSITY 6- 5
" CONTAINING 30TH GLANDULAR CCA. 900-1300 A) AND AGRANULAR (C 3- 9
PRODUCED OXIDANTS CPO APPEAR TO HAVE SIMILAR EEFFcCTS ON ADULT WHITE P 11- 1
" OXIDANT (OPO) CONCENTRATIONS FOR 96 H USING CONTINUOUS FLOW 8 11- 1
" BY FISH EXPOSED TO 0.78 MG/L. AVERAGE 8IQCONCENTR ATION FACTOR A- 9
" OXIDANTS (CPO) WAS APPARENTLY ACHIEVED 3Y DECHLORINATION, HO 11- 5
" OXIDANTS ON ADULT WHITE PERCH (MORONE GMELIN) /.LETHAL AND SU 11- 1
" BY MINING OF FOSSILIZED SHELLS OR DREDGING IN ESTUARIES. /,ME 7- 3
" IN OUR LABORATORY, SEVERAL CASE STUDIES ON DEGRADATION OF SE 1- 6
" IN A HOT (235) ION SOURCE WERE BETTER SUITED FOR HIGH-SENSITI 3- 9
" IN 4 COOLER (125) SOURCE. NCI MASS SPECTRA DO NOT PROVIDE INF 3- 3
" DORSAL FIN ABNORMALITIES. AS PART OF A MUTAGENESIS BIOASSAY 1 5-4
" OXIDANTS (OPO) ON THREE DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN 8- 2
" OXIDANTS (CPO) OBTAINED FROM THE LITERATURE GN THESE SAME DEV 8- 2
" OXIDANTS. THE SYSTEM WAS MODIFIED TO DEMONSTRATED TOXICANT-IN 2-10
PRODUCTION AT 0.05 MG OPO 1(-1) AND EXTREME TIISSUE DAMAGE AT CONCENTR 11- 1
" IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER: (2) TO ASSESS THE SURVIVAL AND FE 11- 5
" ESTUARIES WILL NOT 35 IMMUNE TO EXPLORATION =OS PRODUCTION 4- 1
" OF OIL AND GAS AND POTENTIAL ACCOMPANYING POLLUTION PROBLEM 4- 1
ABOUT 5 X 10(3) KG ANNUALLY IN THE UNITED STATES, SIGNIFIC 11- 9
" AND THE TENDENCY OF THE COMMUNITY TO ACCUMULATE DETRITUS AN 2- 3
" OF NEW TISSUE. ENERGY METABOLISM FROM RELEASE OF 3ROODEO JU 6- 4
" AND ALTER PROCESSES SUCH AS NUTRIENT REGENERATION. /,THE IM 5- 3
" USING HIGH PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY TO SEPARATE THE C 2- 3
" 8Y USING TERPHENYL AS A SUBSTRATE, A MINIMUM OF THREE DIFF 2- 8
PRODUCTS INCLUDING BROMOFORM. WHILE SEVERAL STUDIES HAVE EXAMINED THE 11- 5
" TO KEPONf, WHICH DOES NOT DEGRADE. /,MICROBIAL DEGRADATION I 1-6
" TO ADAPT TO THE STRESS. THE ORGANIC CONTENT OF AUFWUCHS WAS 2- 3
" OF THE LIPID EXTRACTED RESIDUE. THESE McTHOOS HAVE BEEN VALID 9- 3
" WERE FOUNO TO BE S0LU3LE IN WATER, WHICH SUGGESTS THE SERIOUS 7- 5
" FROM PAH IN NATURAL WATERS. THESE RESULTS MAY BE OF IMPORTANC 7- 5
AND THE SUBTLETY OF THEIR TOXIC EFFECTS HAVE MANDATED INCREA 1- 8
" GENERATEO UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FROM PHENANTHRENE /, 7- 5
PROPERTIES Or SEDIMENTS: A SUCC£SSI ONAL PERSPECTIVE /.EFFECTS OF M A RI 7-10
" OF SEDIMENTS AND THE TRANSPORT FATES OF FINE-GRAINED SEDIME 7-10
" OF SEDIMENTS--SOME OF THE CAUSE-AND-EFFECT RELATIONSHIPS AR 7-10
PYDRIN)2 IS A PYRETHRGID WHICH WHEN PRESENT IN THE WATER AT LOW CONCEN 11- 4
PYRENE AND BENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PAL0EMONETES PUGIO / 4-7
" EXPOSURES). RESULTS OF LONG-TERM EXPOSURES OF =ISH TO THE HERB 2- 7
" CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND GONAD TISSUES OF BAY MUSSELS, MYT 6-10
" (BAP) WERE MEASURED IN SUSPOPULAT IONS OF SOFTSHELL CLAMS, MYA A 10-11
" FORM 3ENZ(E )PYRENE; HOUEVER, THE SPECTRA REPORTEO INDICATE SU3S 3- 3
" HOWEVER, THE SPECTRA REPORTEO INDICATE SUBSTANTIAL POTENTIAL F 3-3
" /,THE IN VITRO STIMULATION 0? BIPHENYL 2-HYDROXLASE ACTIVITY B 2-8
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PYRENE (3P) AN0 C-14-BENZCA)ANTHRACENE C6A), WERE STUDIED UTILIZING TH 4- 7
PYRE THROID WHICH WHEW PRESENT IN THE WATER aT LOW CONCENTRATIONS APPEA 11- 4
PYRETHROIDS WERE: 1,900 FOR PERMETHRIN: 2 , 300 FOR AC 2 22 , 705 : 4,700 F 11- 3
" WERE TESTED USING THE EASTERN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINI 11- 3
R
RADIO-LABELED METHYL PARATHION WAS USED TO DEMONSTRATE FATE AND EFFECT 2-10
RADIOACTIVITY DECLINED BY 30? AFTER A 7-DAY DEPUTATION ; UNDER SIMILAR 4- 7
" DECLINED 5 Y ONLY 35%. /.THE SHORT-TERM UPTAKE , TISSUE D 4-7
RADIOGRAPHY OF MEDIAL SLABS OF THE CORAL SKELETONS. MEAN GROWTH RATES 3- 7
RADIOLABELED TEST COMPOUNDS WERE ADDED TO CORES THAT CONTAINED NATURAL 11- 6
RANGE TE5TS. HI ISTOPATHOLOG IC£L EFFECTS WERE EXAMINED USING BOTH LGHT 11- 1
" (MATC/96-K0UR LC50) FOR SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS EXPOSED CONTINUOUSLY 4- 9
" VIEQUES, PUERTO RICO /.GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OR REEF-BUIL0ING 3- 7
" OF SALINITIES AND TEMPERATURE CHARACTERISTIC OF TEMPERATE ESTUAR 6- 2
" FROM COMPOUNDS LIKE METHYL PARHTHION, WHICH COMPLETELY DEGRADES, 1- 6
" OF LC50 VALUES = 1.1 TO 1.370 MG/L). LOG P VALUES AND PESTICIOE 11- 3
" 1000 TO 24 MG/L): METHYL PARATHION, 8ENTHIOCARB , CHLORPYRIFOS, 11- 3
" 1.8 TG 6.5) AND PESTICIOE HALF-LIVES CRANGc, 1.2 TO 34 DAYS) AN 11- 3
" 1.2 TO 34 DAYS) AND DECREASING ORDER OF SOLUBILITY (RANGE, 1000 11- 3
" AT 25 DEGREES CELSIUS F C R TWO CONSECUTIVE 6-DAY PERIODS. SHELL D 8-2
" OF ENDRIN CONCENTRATIONS- PHYSIOLOGICAL RATE OF AMMONIA EXCRETIO 6- 4
" AREA. CHRONOLGIES OF CORAL BAND WIDTHS COMPARED TO HISTORICAL RE 3- 7
" AND CONTROL STATIONS. THIS EVIDENCE COUPLED WITH QUANTITATIVE CO 3- 7
" USAGE AT VIEQUES, PU5RTC RICO, SPECIMANS OF MGNTASTREA ANNUALRIS 3- 7
" AREA. GROWTH WAS MEASURED FROM ANNUAL INCREMENTS^ REVEALED BY X-R 3- 7
" OF SHELLS AVAILA3LE. G. BOSCI, THE SMALLEST SPECIES STUDIEO, SPA 2- 9
RATES OF DEGRADATION AS A RESULT OF PRE-EX?0SURE . ADAPTATION WAS MAXIM 11- 6
" OR DISAPPEARANCE OF PARENT COMPOUND IN PRE-EXPOSED AND UNEXPOSED 11- 6
" IN TO RESPIKE CONCENTRATION. IN ADDITION, TRIFLURALIN, 2,4-DICHL 11- 6
" FEEDING RATES, AND GftwCTH c-FICIENCIES. REDUCED 0:N RATIOS AND 1- 9
" AND GRWOTH EFFICIENCIES. REDUCED Q:N RATIOS AND INCREASED PRGTE 1- 9
" MOLTING FREQUENCIES, RESPIRATION RATES, FEEDING RATES, AND GRWO 1- 9
" OF THE MEGALOPA WERE MORE REDUCED BY MERCURY AT HIGHER SALINITIE 6- 2
" WERE BY MERCURY AT LOWER TEMPERATURES. THE REDUCED PLASTICITY OF 6- 2
" RETARDED MORE THAN MEGALOPAL RATES. DEVELOPMENTAL RATES OF THE M 6-2
" DEVELOPMENTAL RATES OF THE MEGALGPA WERE MORE REDUCED BY MERCUR 6- 2
" 8Y LOW MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS MAY REDUCE RECRUITMENT INTO ADULT 6- 2
" OF DEVELOPING LARVAE THROUGHOUT TOTAL LARVAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOR 6- 2
" OF COC2) RELEASE WERE NCTEO FOR KEPONE, WITH NO SIGNIFICANT VARI 7- 6
" AT EXPERIMENTAL PLOTS. FUNGAL BIOTRANSFORMATION IS SUGGESTED AS 7- 6
" FOR METHYL PARATHION W E E E COMPARABLE TO IN SITU RATES AT EXPERIM 7- 6
" DURING THE FOURTH WEEK OF EXPOSURE TO 100 PPM DRILL MUD. PHOTOSY 11- 7
" WERE AFFECTEO ALSO DURING THE FIFTH WEEK OF EXPOSURE. NORMAL FEE 11- 7
" OF SCE WERE OBTAINED WHEN TOADFISH CELLS WERE EXPOSED IN VITRO T 5-4
OF VARIOUS SKELETAL MALFORMATIONS RESULTED IN OFFSPRING OF ADULT 5- 4
11 OF CORALS EXPOSED TO 100 PPM DRILLING MUD DECREASED BY 53% AND 2 8-9
" OF 10 PPM CORALS WERE LOWER 3UT NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT FROM 8- 9
" DECREASED 3Y 41% AND 43* AFTER 4 AND 6 WEEKS WHILE NH4 UPTAKE DE 8- 9
" CALCIFICATION AND RESPIRATION RATES OF CORALS EXPOSED TO 100 PP 8- 9
" OF NEWLY RELEASED JUVENILES AFTER ONLY ONE DAY EXPOSURE. SUBLETH 6- 4
" OF RAPIDLY GROWING JUVENILES AFTER ONLY ONE DAY EXPOSURE. IN ACC 6- 4
" AND LOWES 0:N RATIOS. ENQRIN INHIBITION OF REPRODUCTION WAS MORE 6- 4
" DURING ENDRIN EXPOSURE, FAVORED USAGE OF ENERGY-RICH LIPID MATER 6- 4
" RECOMMENDED THAT, BECAUSE OF PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE FATE 0 11-10
" RANGED FROM 0 TO 20% WITH A 5-YEAR MEAN OF 9.3%. THERE WAS A STA 10-10
" AND GROWTHS VARIANCES WERE CALCUALTED FOR EACH STATION OR STATIO 3- 7
" VARY POSITIVELY WITH SEASONAL (FEf.RUARY THROUGH MAY - 4 MONTHS) 10- 5
REEF-5UILOING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /.EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUO ON 3- 6
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REEF-BUILDING CORALS WITHIN AND EXTERNAL TO A NAVAL ORDINANCE RANGE: 3- 7
" CORALS /,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CRILLING MUGS ON 11- 7
" CORALS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD 11- 8
" CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS WAS INVESTIGATED. COLONIES WERE EXPOSE 8- 9
" EUILOING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS CELLIS AND SOLANDER) WERE MEA 3- 6
" BUILDING CGRALS IS KNOWN TO EE SENSITIVE TO THE ENVIRONMENT. IN P 3-7
" IN THE NORTHWESTERN GULF OF MEXICO HAVE A COMMON PATTERN. THIS IS 10- 5
" CAUSED 8 Y CATASTROPHIC COLLAPSE OF THE UNDERLYING SUBSTRATE, HAS 10- 5
REEFS NEARBY THE RANGE AREA. CHRONOLGIZS OF CORAL BAND WIOTHS COMPARED 3- 7
" ADJACENT TO AND REMOVED FROM THE RANGE AREA. GROWTH WAS MEASURED 3- 7
REGULATIONS. INCREASING INDUSTRIALIZATION, THE UTILIZATION OF PERSISTS 1- 8
REGULATOR OIMILIN ( DI FLU 3 E N Z UR ON ) ON TriE LARVAL CUTICLE / , ULTR ASTRUCTU 2- 2
" DIMILIN (DIFLUBENZURQN). FIRST ZOEL LARVAE 0p R. HARRISII, A 2-2
RESPIRATION RATIOS WERE DEPRESSED TO LESS THAN ONE BY 1 PPM OF ATRAZIN 9- 6
" OF SEVERAL ESTUARINE BACTERIA /.EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON GROWT 5-10
" RATES, FEEDING RATES, AND GRWOTH EFFICIENCIES. REDUCED CtN 1- 9
" AND NO ( 3 ) UPTAKE RATES DURING THE FOURTH WEEK OF EXPOSURE 11- 7
" RATE) AND OF THEIR ZO0X A NTHELLAE CPH0 TOSYNTHESIS RATE, NUT 11- 7
" RATES OF CORALS EXPOSED TO 100 PPM GRILLING MUD DECREASED 8- 9
" PHOTOSYNTHESIS, CALCIFICATION AMD NHA AMD NOB UPTAKE RATE 8- 9
" RATES OF 10 PPM CORALS WERE LOWER 3UT NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DI 8- 9
" RATES OF NEWLY RELEASED JUVENILES AFTER ONLY ONE DAY EXPOS 6- 4
RESPONSE. /,1. OYSTERS WERE EXPOSED FOR 2- AND 5-DAY PERIODS TO INCREA 7- 7
" WAS UNIQUE FOR EACH STRESS STUDIED SUGGESTING THAT THE F A A PO 7- 7
" SURFACE MODELING AND STANDARD PR03IT REGRESSION. WHITE PERCH 11- 1
" Or OYSTERS EXPOSED TC CHLORINATED SEAWATER CONTAINING ACTIVE 11- 5
" OF AMERICAN OYSTERS TO CHLORINATED SEAWATER AND SEAWATER DECH 11- 5
" TO DECREASED CURRENT VELOCITIES. NO SPAWNING OCCURRED WHEN CU 10- 9
" TO DECREASED CURRENT VELOCITIES. MODIFICATION OF THE PHCTPERI 10- 9
" TO "LIGHTS-ON" AND AT 1200 TO 1 300 IN RESPONSE TO DECREASED C 10- 9
" SURFACE METHODOLOGY WERE USED TO DETERMINE AND VISUALLY OISPL 6- 2
" AND COMPOUND TURNOVER. SIGNIFICANT INCREASES IN MICROBIAL POP 7- 6
" FOR KEPONE. SIMILAR ACTIVITY WAS DISCERNED FOR BOTH COMPOUNDS 7- 6
" TO 3SANCHIAL TRAUMA CAUSED BY EXPOSURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTA 10- 6
" RELATIONSHIPS OF SKELETAL MALFORMATIONS WERE FOUND FOR SIMILA 5- 4
" MANIFESTED BY THE APPEARANCE OF NEW BYSSAL THREADS ANO ATTACH 5- 6
" OF OYSTERS AT THE TWC ACCLIMATION TEMPERATURES. FAECAL MATTER 8- 2
" PARAMETERS FGR THIS STAGE. STRAIGHT-HINGE LARVAE WERE SIGNIFI 8- 2
" PARAMETER AND RESULTS WERE QUANTITATIVELY COMPARED WITH THE E 8-2
" OCCURS AT CONCENTRATIONS MUCH LOWER THAN THOSE THAT INHIBIT G 9-7
" THE BATCH METHOD IS THE MOST COMMONLY USED EXPOSURE SYSTEM D 9-7
RESPONSES. PRENEOPLASTIC HEPATIC LESION DEVELOPMENT IN MENIOIA AT 12 W 10- 1
" OF BIVALVE MOLLUSCS TO CONTINIOUS CHLORINAT I ON, IN MOST INST 11- 5
" OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACROEENTHIC COMMUNITIES TO DRILLING 9- 1
" FROM CONTROL, 1 PPM AND 10 PPM CORALS 3UT NOT FROM THE 100 P 8-9
" AT DISTANCES AWAY FROM THE RIG FDR THE WATER COLUMN, SOFT 80 1- 2
" OF THE COMPLEX INVERTEBRATE 3I0TA ANO ITS INDIVIDUAL T A X A TO 6- 5
RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII (GOULD). I. INTERACTIONS OF TEMPERATURE, SALI 6- 2
" HARRISII ANO CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /.EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE 1- 4
" HARRISII ANO CALLINECTES SAPIDUS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /, 1- 3
" HARRISII WERE REARED IN THE LA30RATORY FROM HATCH THRO 6- 2
" HARRISII. FIVE PERCENT MAF AND SPP WERE NOT TOXIC TO C 1-4
" HARRISII: EFFECT OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMIL 2- 2
RHITROPANOPEUS HARRISII (GOULD) (CRUST.ACEA: BROCHYURA) WAS STUDIED IN 2- 2
RIVULUS IS CAPABLE OF OETECTING AND AVOIDING WATER CONTAMINATED WITH H 5-4
" FOR SUCH BIOASSAYS ARE DISCUSSEO. 3 EHAVI OR ALLY , RIVULUS IS CAP 5- 4
" CELLS FAILED. ALSO, THE KARYOTYPE OF RIVULUS IS NOT SUITA6LE F 5-4
" UNDER LABORATORY CULTURE AS A PRELUOE TO THE EVALUATION Of ITS 5- 4
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RIVULUS A YEAR AFTER EXPOSURE OF ADULTS AND LARVAE TO 01ETHYLNITROSAMI 5- 4
" BEHAVIORAL, CARCINOGENICITY, TERATOGENICITY, TOXICITY, AND MU 5- 4
" IS NOT SUITABLE FOR SHORT-TERM CYTOGENETIC ASSAYS SUCH AS THE 5- 4
" MARMORATUS IS A NATURALLY SELF-FERTIL111NG CYPRINODONTID FISH 5- 4
" MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARC 5- 4
" MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARC 5- 5
ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. I 3-10
" GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. I 3-9
" GLANDS; IN THEIR PLACE ARE SEEN A NUMBER OF MICROVILLI-LIXE CY 3-10
" GLANDS, WHICH ARE COMMON I iM THE GILLS OF SMALL C14-13 MM, TOTA 3-10
" GLANDS TWO CILIARY PRCCESSES EMERGE FROM EACH OF THE COMPONET 3-10
" GLANDS MOST COMMON IN LARGER SHRIMP. IN IMMATURE ROSETTE GLAND 3-10
" GLANDS ARE CHAR ACTER IZED BY EXTENSIVE RER, ABUNDANT GLOGI, AND 3- 9
" GLANDS (CALLED TYPE A AND TYPE B), LOCATED IN THE GILL AXES OF 3- 9
S
SALINITIES. VIABLILITY OF EARLY ZOEAL STAGES PROVED MORE SENSITIVE TO 6- 2
" AND 30TH ZOEAL AND MEGALOPAL DEVELOPMENTAL RATES WERE 3Y M 6-2
" AND TEMPERATURE CHARACTERISTIC OF TEMPERATE ESTUARIME CONDI 6- 2
SALINITY HAD ELEVATED GLYCINE, ALANINE ANO B-ALANINE LEVELS; OYSTERS E 7-7
" WHEREAS IN THOSE EXPOSED TO ANOXIA, TURBIDITY AND DRILLING EF 7- 7
" (263-382), ANOXIA TUE3I0ITY AND DRILLING EFFLUENTS. 2. AFTER 7- 7
" AND MERCURY ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT /,EFFECTS OF MERCURY ON DE 6- 2
" WAS 30 PLUS OR MINUS 2 PPT. FISH WERE FED TETRA-MIN FLAKE FOO 10- 9
" MERCURY COMBINATIONS ON SOTH SURVIVAL ANO DEVELOPMENTAL RATES 6- 2
" ( 10-40 0/00), AND MERCURY (0-20 PP8 HG+O. MULTIPLE LINEAR RE 6- 2
" AND TEMPERATURE PLASTICITY OF THE NORMALLY EURYHALINIC AND EU 6- 2
" ANO MERCURY-TEMPERATURE INTERACTIONS WITH MERCURY TOXICITY IN 6- 2
SANTA ROSA SOUND AND THEN REMOVED TO THE LABORATORY FOR EXPOSURE TO CH 8-10
" ROSA SOUND, FL, 5EAWATER. FIELD COMMUNITIES DEVELOPED FOR EIGHT 8-10
SC50 AND EC50 VALUES ARE USED TO CALCULATE THE 7-DAY, 10-YEAR FLOW R AT 9- 4
" O'S WERE BETWEEN 0.01% VJASTE; EC50'S, BETWEEN 5.1% ANO 85.5?! WASTE. 9- 4
SCIENTIFIC FINDINGS BASED ON LITERALLY THOUSANDS OF KEPONE ANALYSES OF 5- 2
" LESSONS TAUGHT i3Y KEPONE 5- 2
" LITERATURE WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF DRAWING SOME GENERAL CGNCL 7- 1
SCOTCHGARD WERE MEASURED IN THE LA30RATGRY. ADDITIONALLY FIELD STUOIES 3- 2
SEASONAL VARIATIONS IN BAP CONCENTRATIONS DURING THIS PERIOD. DURING T 10-11
" MAXIMUM (22.8 C-25.3 C), WHILE HETEROTROPHS PROLIFERATED IN T 2-3
" VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC ANO OTHER TRACE ELEMENTS IN BAY MUSSELS 5- 7
" HISTCPATHOLOGICAL PROGRESSION OF THE DISORDER. NUMBERS OF STA 10-10
" FLUCTUATIONS DESCRIBED PREVIOUSLY (MIX 6 SCHAFFtR 1979). /,TH 6-10
VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC IN A POPULATION OF BAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS 5- 7
" VARIATIONS OF MANGANESE, NICKEL, COPPER, ZINC, ANO CAOMIUM WE 5- 7
" DIFFERENCES IN PNAH CONCENTRATIONS; AND MEASURE BAP UPTAKE AN 6- 8
" (FEBRUARY THROUGH MAY - 4 MONTHS) SURFACE WATER TEMPERATURE A 10- 5
SEASONALITY, AND hISTOP ATHOLOGICAL PROGRESSION /.HAfcMIC NEOPLASMS OF 5 10-10
" ANO rilSTOPATriOLC'GICAL PROGRESSION OF A CELLULAR DISORDER, 10-10
SEAWATER SHOWED THAT THE MAXIMUM ACCEPTA3LE TOXICANT CONCENTRATION' (MA 4- 9
" WITH NOTES ON SURVIVAL AND FEEDING / , BIOCONCENTRAT ION OF BRG 11- 5
" /.CHLORINE ADDED TO SEAWATER REACTS WITH ORGANIC PRECURSORS 11- 5
" (2) TO ASSESS THE SURVIVAL AND FEEDING RESPONSE OF OYSTERS 11- 5
" CONTAINING ACTIVE OXIDANTS + BROMOFORM: AND TO DECHLORINA TED 11- 5
" REACTS WITH ORGANIC PRECURSORS TO FORM NUMEROUS OXIDATION PRO 11- 5
" CONTAINING ONLY B R 0 M 0 F 0 R M J ANO (3) TO DETERMINE THE POTENTIAL 11- 5
" AND SEAWATER DECHLORIMATED WITH SODIUM TH 10SULFaTE. DETOXIFIC 11- 5
" WAS 3I0C0NCENTRATE0 dY AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINIC 11- 5
" DEC HLORINAT ED WITH SODIUM THIOSULFATE. DETOXIFICATION OF CHLO 11- 5
" EXPOSURE STUOIES /.DETERMINATION OF FENVALERATE IN FLOWING- 11- 4
" /.EFFECTS OF OIL AND GAS WELL-DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE 8I0MASS 8- 7
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KEYWORD TITLE IMOEX
SEAWATER
it
WAS DEVELOP
CIRCULATION
F E N V A L E R A T E
S
HAS
TWO CENTERS OF CHIRALITY AND T
PUMP WAS TURNED OFF TWICE DAILY FOR
•i
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SECRETORY
H
ONE HOUR, 120
FIELD COMMUNITIES DEVELOPED cOR EIGHT WEEKS IN AQUARIA PLACE
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE INCREASING ORDER OF LOG P VALUES (RANG
IN ADDITION, THREE OF THE SIX PESTICIDES (SYNTHETIC PYRETHRO
/.THE ACUTE TOXICITY OF MARINE-GRADE CREOSOTE, EXPRESSED AS
SYSTEM. WEEKLY MEASUREMENTS WERE MADE OF CORAL RESPIRATION, P
/.THE EFFECT OF CHROMIC EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUDS ON THE REE
SEVEN DRILLING MUDS, OBTAINED FROM AN ACTIVE EXPLORATORY PLA
IN THE LABORATORY FOR AM ADDITIONAL FOUR WEEKS. OBSERVATIONS
FROM ARANSAS PASS INLET WERE PLACED IN THE LABORATORY WHILE S
SHRIMP APPEARED TO CEPURATE BA MORE RAPIDLY THAN 3P. IN THE
/.USE OF AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY AND QUANTITATIVE CHEMISTRY TO EST
SHADING THE MICRQBICTA FROM LIGHT DEPRESSED THE MICROFLORA W
CELLS ANO ASCEND INTO THE BASAL LUMINAL REGION OF THE OLD DU
CELLS, ARE SEEN TOGETHER WITH ClLlAPY PROCESSES IN SOME IMMA
CELLS AND FROM THE CHANNELS OF THE CENTRAL CELL. THESE CYTOP
CELLS OF TYPE A ANO TYPE B GLANDS DIFFER IN THEIR SYNTHETIC
OF THE TYPE A ROSETTE GLANDS ARE CHARACTERIZED SY EXTE
AND THE CENTRAL CELL OF THE TYPE B GLAND. THE SECRETOR
OF BASAL PLASMALEMMAS AND 3Y THE PRESENCE OF NUMEROUS
A CENTRAL INTERCALARY CELL, AMD A CANAL CELL THAT FO
CELLS
CELLS
CELLS
CCELLS,
" ACTIVITY SOON AFTER ECOYSIS. THE CENTRAL AND CANAL CELLS IN
SEDIMENT. ADAPTATION WAS DETECTED BY COMPARING MINERALIZATION RATES OR
" 80XES OR NATURAL 3CTTOM? /.'3ENTH0S INVESTIGATIONS:
" GRAINS. THIS STUDY USED THE ASSAY OF THE HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS
" WATER SYSTEMS TYPICAL OF COASTAL WETLANDS. THE ORGANOPHOSPHAT
" PROTEIN AND CARBOHYDRATE ESTIMATES WERE SIGNIFICANTLY CORREL
" WATER SYSTEMS WERE INVERSELY RELATED TO SOLUBILITY IN SEAWAT?
" SOXES WERE TO 3E USEC TO MIMIC THE NATURAL 3ENTH0S, THEN THE
" 50XES COLONIZED IN THE FIELD CONTRASTED TO BOXES COLONIZED IN
" MOISTURE CONTENT TO 8IOACCUMULATION POTENTIAL. /,TH E 08 J EC TIV
" AND DREDGE SPOIL FR0f JAMES RIVER AMD HOUSTON SHIP CANAL WERE
" 6I0ASSAY SYSTEM WAS DEVELOPED TO PROVIOE A MEANS TO TEST EFFE
" REJECTION CAPA6ILIITY eY LOWERING CALICAL RELIEF. /,THE SKELE
" RELATIONS THAT ARE OF POTENTIAL VALUE IN PREDICTING THE PHYSI
" WATER SYSTEMS HAVE A SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON IN SITU PERSISTENC
11 ENVIRONMENTS TO STUDY PESTICIDE DEGRADATION. REOOX CONDITIONS
" ANALYSIS DID NOT IDENTIFY SUBSTANCES SUSPECTED OF CAUSING THE
SEDIMENTAION AND TURBIDITY L E £ D TO DECREASED GROWTH RATE, SUPPRESSED G
SEDIMENTARY MICROEIOTA /,BIOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF 3I0MASS AND COMM
" GRAM-NEGATIVE 3ACTERIA . /,3IOCHEMICAL MEASURES HAVE PROVID
" MICROEIOTA WITHOUT THE REQUIREMENT OF SELECTION 3Y GROWTH
" MICROBIAL 310MASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, NUTRITIONAL STATUS,
SEDIMENTATION/TURBIDITY CONDITIONS AFFECTING CORALS ON REEFS NEARBY TH
SEDIMENTS /.ACCUMULATION OF PCS, MERCURY AND CADMIUM BY NEREIS VIRENS,
11 6 Y EXAMINATION OF THE PATTERNS OF HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS, IT W
" TO PROVIDE AM ESTIMATE OF THE GRAM-NEG AT I VE BACTERIA. THE ME
" WITH A SINGLE-PHASE CHLOROFGRM-METHANOL EXTRACTION. THE LIPI
" WAS QUANTITATIVE. THE LIPIDS WERE EXTRACTED FROM THE SEDIMEN
11 /,CYCLING OF XENOBICTICS THROUGH MARINE AND ESTUARINE
" (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.CYCLING OF XEN03I0TICS THROUGH MARINE AN
" A SUCCESSIONAL PERSPECTIVE /.EFFECTS Op MARINE BENTHOS ON
" /.KEPONE WAS DISCOVERED TO 3F IN THE JAMES RIVER IN 1975 AN
" FOR LIPID ANALYSIS CF 3I0MASS COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICROSI
" /.SENSITIVE ASSAY, BASED ON HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS FROM LIPOPOL
" /.SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION 0- 51 3 C H E MIC A L PARAMETERS INDICATING
" SHOWED THAT THE OIL REDUCED THE DEPTH OF THE OXYGENATED LAYE
P I
A T
G E
E M
11- 4
10- 9
8-10
11- 3
11- 3
1- 5
8- 9
8- 9
9- 1
5- 3
5- 3
4- 7
1- 5
8- 7
3-10
3-10
3-10
3- 9
3- 9
3-
3-
3-
3-
11-
4- 6
7- 4
7-
2-
11-
4- 6
4- 6
11- 2
2-10
2-10
3- o
7-10
6- 5
6 - 5
4-10
3- 7
9- 3
7- 4
7- 4
9- 8
3- 7
11-
7-
7-
7-
7-
2-10
3- 1
7-10
5- 2
4- 5
7- 4
10- 7
5- 3
6
3
3
2
4
4
4
4
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SEDIMENTS OF URBANIZED AND INDUSTRIALIZED AREAS. AM ADDITIONAL 03JECTI 11- 2
" POLYMERS EXTRACTED FROM BACILLUS MEGATERIUM MONOCULTURES WE 10- 3
" TO ASSESS THE EFFECT OF NAVAL ORDINANCE RANGE USAGE AT VIEQ 3- 7
TOTAL PHOSPHOLIPID WAS USED AS A MEASURE OF TOTAL BIOMASS. 10- 7
" BY THE BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSI5 OF THE LIPIDS AND LIPID COMPONEN 10- 7
" AND THE TRANSPORT FATES OF FINE-GRAINED SEDIMENTS AND THEIR 7-10
" AND THEIR ASSOCIATED CONTAMINANTS. GENERALIZATIONS ARE M AOE 7-10
" -SOME OF THE C AUSE-AND-E.-F :CT RELATIONSHIPS ARE WELL KNOWN, 7-10
" HAVE EQUALLY IMPORTANT CONSEQUENCES ON MOBILITY AND DEGRADAT 6- 5
fl FOR PESTICIDE RECOVERY ALONG WITH FORMULATION OF SIMULATION 6- 5
" IN THE FIELD BEFORE BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MICROBIOTA. 4- 5
SELENASTRUM CAPR ICORNUTUM) AND ESTUARINE (SKELETQNEMA COSTATUM) ALGAE 9- 4
" CAPRICGRNUTUM, MAY NOT 3E CNE OF THE MOST SENSITIVE FRESH 9- 7
SELF-FERTILIZING CYPRI NODGNT 10 FISH INHA3ITING MANGROVE MARSHES THROUG 5- 4
" FERTILIZATION THIS OVIPAROUS SPECIES IS COMPOSED OF A NUMBER OF I 5-4
" FERTILIZING CYPRI NO DO NT ID FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS AN EX PE RI ME 5- 4
" FERTILIZING CYPRINODQNT ID FISH, RIVULUS M i R M 0 R-T U S AS AN EXPERIME 5- 5
SHEEPHEAO MINNOWS, CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS: AND GULF KILLIFISH, FUNOULUS 2-10
SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS) WERE NOT *S GOOD INDICATORS 9- 5
" MINNOW (CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS) AND THE ORGAMOCHLORINE INSEC 4- 9
" MINNOWS EXPOSEO CONTINUOUSLY TO KEPONE IS FROM 0.001 TO 0.0 4- 9
11 MINNOWS (LIVER LESIONS Via BENZIDINE AND 4 F LA TO X IN EXPOSURE 2- 7
" MINNOW (LIVER LESICNS VIA AFL^TOXIN EXPOSURES), AND FRESHWA 10- 1
" MINNOW IN AN ENTIRE LIFE-CYCLE TOXICITY TEST /.EFFECTS OF K 4-9
" MINNOW (CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS) WfiS GENERALLY THE LEAST SENS 11- 3
" MINNOWS (CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS, LACEPEDE). THE 96-H EC50 (S 1- 5
SHELL SIZE ANO THE SELECTION Cp SPAWNING SITES 3Y CHASMGDES 30SQUIANUS 2- 9
11 DEPOSITION) FOR EASTERN OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA, GMELIN) 1- 5
" DEPOSITION RESPONSE QF OYSTERS AT THE TWO ACCLIMiTION TEMPERATUR 8- 2
" DEPOSITION AND FAECAL MATTER ACCUMULATION WERE USED AS THE RESPO 8- 2
" DEPOSITION WAS SIGNIFICANTLY INHIBITED AT ALL OPO CONCENTRATIONS 8- 2
" DEPOSITION AND B I 0 AC C U ML1 L A T I ON BY OYSTERS, S U3ST RATE REWORKING A 2-10
SHELLFISH AND HIGHER CONCENTRATIONS OF CERTAIN PAH'S IN NATURAL WATER. 10- 1
" FROM UNCONTAMINATED WATERS TO GREATER THAN 1000 UG/KG IN THO 6- 3
" STUDIES WERE CONDUCTED TO: DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF OEPURA 6- 8
SHELLS OR DREDGING IN ESTUARIES. /,METHODS ARE DESCRIBED FOR CONDUCTIN 7- 3
" OCCUPIED BY EGG-GUARDING MALES. /,UTILIZATION OF EMPTY OYSTER S 2-9
" THAN DID C. 30SQUIANUS. THUS, G. 3G5CI MAY ESCAPE COMPETITION F 2-9
" WITH NARROWER GAPES THAN DID C. EOSQUIANUS OF H. GEMINATUS AND 2- 9
" AS A HABITAT AND SPAWNING SUSSTATE 3Y THE NAKED GOBY, GOSIOSOMA 2- 9
" AVAILABLE. G. BOSCI, THE SMALLEST SPECIES STUDIED, SPAWNED IN S 2-9
" OCCUPIED £Y FISHES WERE MEASURED. FISH INHABITED AND SPAWNED IN 2- 9
SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) AND SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRINODON V AR I EGA 9- 5
" PALAEMONET.ES PUGIG /.ACCUMULATION, TISSUE DISTRIBUTION AND DEP 4- 7
" PALAEMONETES PUGIO: NOLT-RELATED TOXICITY AND INHIBITION OF L 2-4
" LARVAE (PALAEMONETES PUGI3) IN FLOW-THROUGH TESTS (TYLER MCKEN 11- 4
" (CALLINECTES SEPTEMSP IN OS A) IN STATIC TESTS (MCLEESc ET AL. 198 11- 4
" MYSIDOPSIS 5AHIA, IN THE LABORATORY /.LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF SUS 7- 3
" AND AMONG THE GILLS OF DIFFERENT SHRIMP. PRIMARY DEGENERATIVE C 10- 6
" EXPOSEO TO 5 PP6 3USAN-S5, A GRADATION OF DEGENERATIVE CHANGES 10- 6
" PALAEMONcTcS PUGIO, EXPOSEO TO LOW LEVELS (5 TO 60 PPB) OF A 5 10- 6
" PRIMARY DEGENERATIVE CHANGES, FIRST EVIDENT IN THE APICAL EPIT 10- 6
" PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,PHYSIOLOGICAL AND H ISTOP ATHOLOGICAL EVALU 7- 8
" PALAEMONETES PUGIO. II. PREMOLT DUCTULE REFORMATION: REPLACEME 3-10
" PALAEMONETES PUGIO. I. COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY, CYCLICAL ACTIVI 3- 9
" (PEMAEUS DURORUM, BURKENROAQ), 4N0 0.72 MG/L FOR SHEEPSHEAD MIN 1- 5
" EXTRACT ELICITED NORMAL FEEDING RESPONSES FROM CONTROL, 1 PPM A 8-9
11 PALAEMONETES PUGIO. EXPOSURE TO EITHER AQUATREAT DNM-30 OR BUS 2- 4
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SHRIMP EXHIBITED DOSE-RELATED INHIBITION Or 'REGENERATIVE GROWTH. THE R 2-4
" IN TESTS WITH MOLTING GRASS SHRIMP, BUSAN 35 WIS MORE ACUTELY 2- 4
" SUSAN 35 WAS MORS ACUTELY TOXIC THAN AQUATREAT DNNi-30. / , THE E 2-4
" ARE DESCRIBE0 AND CONTRASTED WITH THE EVENTS OF DUCTULE REFORM 3-10
" IN IMMATURE ROSETTE GLANDS TWO CILIARY PROCESSES EMERGE FROM E 3-10
" PALAEMONETES PUGIO; JUVENILE SHEEPHEAD MINNOWS, CYPRINODQN V AR 2-10
" PENAEUS OUQRARUMi EXPCSED TO METHYL PARATHION. USEFULNESS OF S 2-10
" MYSIOOPSIS BAHIA; OYSTERS, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICAJ AND LUGWORMS 2-10
" WAS NOTED DURING THE FIRST 6-HR EXPOSURE, SUBSEQUENTLY UPTAKE W 4-7
" THE NEWLY MOLTED SHRIK? ACCUMULATED MORE 0A THAN INTERMOLT SHR 4- 7
" APPEARED TO DEPURATE B A MORE RAPIDLY THAN EP. IN THE SHRIMP EXP 4- 7
" AT EACH OF THE CONCENTRATIONS TESTED El. 25, 2.5, 5.0, 10.0 PAR 4- 7
" ACCUMULATED MORE SA THA.'l INTERMOLT SHRIMP. AT EACH OF THE CONCE 4- 7
11 ACCUMULATED BY SHRIMP INCREASED IN RELATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL LE 4- 7
" EXHIBITED A TREND OF CONTINUAL ACCUMULATION OF eA AND BP. WHEN 4- 7
" ACCUMULATED LESS BP AND 3A T H N INTERMOLT SHRIMP. THE NEWLY MOL 4- 7
M EXPOSED TO Qfi, THE LEVEL OF RADIOACTIVITY DECLINED 3Y 303 AFTER 4- 7
" PALAEMONETES PUGIO, AT KNOWN STAGES OF THE MOLT CYCLE. PREMOLT 4- 7
» INCREASED IN RELATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL LEVELS Op THESE COMPOUND 4- 7
" THE 0 4 CS6 H) EC 5 OS FOR INHIBITION OF REGENERATIVE LIMB GROWT 7- 8
•• (PALAEMONETES PUGIO). THE RESULTS OF THESE TESTS, WHEN COUPLED 7- 8
" PALAEMONETES PUGIO, ARE 0ESCRI3E0. THE TYPE A GLANDS ARE EMBED 3- 9
" THUS, IN MATURE GLANOS, THE SECRETORY CELLS OF THE TYPE A ROSE 3- 9
" THAN IN THE UNDERDEVELOPED, IMMATURE GLANDS THAT ARE MOST ABUN 3- 9
" EXPOSED TO A DITHIQCARcAMATE 6I0CIDE / , UL TR A S T R UC TU R A L AND HIST 10- 6
SHRIMPS, CRASS, FISHES, MARSH BIROS, AND RACCOONS. ALL ANIMAL CLASSES 5- 9
" AND CRABS. DURING 1969-1971, A FIELD MONITORING STUDY, CARRIED 5- 9
SILV ERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA. IN THE FIELD, SPAWNING RUNS BEGAN NEAR TH 10- 9
" MENIDIA MENIDIA /.TIDAL AND DIURNAL SPAWNING CUES IN THE A 10- 9
SITES ADAPTED TO DEGRADE P-NITROPHENGL FASTER; POPULATIONS FROM ESTUAR 11- 6
" 010 NOT SHOW ANY INCREASE IN RATES CF DEGRADATION AS A RESULT OF 11- 6
" IN COOS 3 A Y FROM JUNE 1S76 TO JUNE 1973 . SUBSEQUENTLY, CONCENTRA 10-11
" FOR THE TW0-YEA3 PERIOD, THEY WERE HIGHEST IN CLAMS INHABITING 10-11
" IN LABORATORY 3I0ASSAYS. ALL WASTES AFFECTED ALGAL GROWTH EITHER 9- 4
" BY CHASMODES BOSQUIANUS, HYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATUS, HYPSOBLENNIUS 2- 9
" IN YAQUINA BAY. OREGON, FROM 1976-1981. THERE WERE SIGNIFICANT D 10-10
" RANGING FROM RELATIVELY PRISTINE TO MODERATELY POLLUTED, IN YAQ 6- 8
" CLASSIFIED AS CONTAMINATED. A MAJOR EFFORT WAS MADE TO DETERMINE 6- 8
" OVERALL, TH Eft E WERE A POSITIVE CORRELATION BETWEEN FISH LENGTH 2- 9
SKELETONEMA COSTATUM IN BIOASSAYS PERFORMED AT OUR LABORATORY. THE OIA 9- 5
" COSTATUM (SALTWATER) AND MON OR APHIDIUM CAPRIC0RNAUTUM (FRE 11-11
" COSTATUM) ALGAE WERE EXPOSED TO LIQUID WASTES FROM 10 INDU 9- 4
" COSTATUM, WAS EXPOSED TO THE PESTICIDES HE XACL 0ROCYCLOPENT 11-10
SODIUM THIOSULFATE. DETOXIFICATION OF CHLORINE-PRODUCED OXIDANTS (CPO) 11- 5
" PENTACHLOROPHEMATE uN FEEDING ACTIVITY OF THE LUGWORM, ARENICOL 2-10
SPAWNING OCCURREO WHEN CURRENT VELOCITIES DECREASED TO 0.0 CM SEC -1 B 10- 9
" RUNS BEGAN NEAR THE TIME OF DAYTIME HIC-H TIDES AT FLOOD TIDE 10- 9
" BETWEEN 0500 AND 060G IN RESPONSE TO "LIGHTS-ON" AND AT 1200 10- 9
" IN THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIOE, MENIDIA MENIDIA. IN THE FIELD, SP 10- 9
11 RUNS ENDED AT ESo TIDE VELOCITIES RANGING FROM 5 TO 22, X 17 10- 9
" SITES BY CHASMODES BOSQUIANUS, HYPLcUPOCHILUS GEMINATUS, HYPS 2- 9
" CUES IN THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA /,TIDAL AND 10- 9
" SUBSTATE 3Y THE NAKEC GOBY, GOBIOSOMA BOSCI, THE STRIPEO BLEN 2- 9
" SITES. OVERALL, THERE WERE A POSITIVE CORRELATION BETWEEN FIS 2- 9
SPOIL. THE SYSTEM INCLUDED MICROCOSMS THAT HELD MYSID SHRIMP, MYSIDOPS 2-10
" FROM JAMES RIVER AND HOUSTON SHIP CANAL WERE TESTED FOR 28 DAYS. 2-10
STAGES OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,COMPARISON OF OZ 8- 2
" OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER (PROJECT SUMMARY) /.DRILLING FLUID EFF 2- 1
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STAGES OF ThE AMERICAN LOBSTER /,DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENT 1- 9
" OF 3ENTHIC SPECIES ARE MORE SENSITIVE THAN ADULTS ALTHOUGH DE AT 9- 3
" OF The LOBSTER WERE ASSESSED IN CONTINOUS FLOW 3IOASSAY EXPERIM 1- 9
" PROVED MORE SENSITIVE TO MERCURY EXPOSURE THAN THE FINAL MEGALO 6- 2
" CHARACTERIZING FIELD ACUASIA WERE NOT SENSITIVE TO LESS THAN OR 8-10
" WITH A VARIETY OF INTERMEDIATE EFFECTS. BOTH THE CHEMICAL TGXI 1- 1
" VI AND V), I.E., JUST AFTER SETTLING ON THE BOTTOM. THEY WERE T 1-1
" ADULT OYSTERS <2- TO 4-YEAR CLASS) WERE EXPOSED TO 0?0 CONCENT 8- 2
" WERE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE SENSITIVE TO CPO THAN TQ OPO. SHELL DEP 8- 2
" OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSQSTREA VIRGINICA, WERE EVALUATED. 8- 2
" THESE INDIVIDUAL FUNCTIONS AMD THOSE OF GROWTH AND REPROOUCTIO 6- 4
" GF THE MOLT CYCLE. PREfOLT SHRIMP ACCUMULATED LESS BP AND 3A TH 4- 7
" INFLUENCE THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SEDIMENTS--SOME OF THE CAU 7-10
STRESS STUDIED SUGGESTING THAT THE FAA POOL MAY PROVE TO BE A USEFUL D 7-7
" RESPONSE. /,!. OYSTERS WERE EXPOSED FOR 2- AND 5-DAY PERIODS TO 7- 7
" IN THE GILL TISSUE OF THE OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /.CHANG 7- 7
" THIS PRODUCTIVE ENVIRONMENT. THE POTENTIAL FOR SUCH STRESSES IS 4- 1
¦» WITH INCREASED COLIfOSN BACTERIAL DENSITIES. /,IN THE CONCLUSIO 8- 5
" AND MORTALITIES CAUSED BY THE TOXICITY OF DM8A AT 5 PPM. A LOWE 8- 3
" INDEXES BASED ON MICRQE IAL RESPONSE AND COMPOUND TURNOVER. SIGN 7- 6
" THE ORGANIC CONTENT CF AUFWUCHS WAS RELATED TQ THE EXTENT OF 2- 3
" RESPONSE MANIFESTED BY THE APPEARANCE OF MEW BYSSAL THREADS AND 5- 6
" INDICATED 6Y THE HIGHER ADENOSINE TO ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE (AT 8- 8
STRUCTURE /,ADAPTATION OF NATURAL MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES TO DEGRADATION 11- 6
" OF ESTUARINc DETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA /,BIOCHEMIC 9- 8
" Or SEDIMENTARY MICRC3IDTA WITHOUT THE REQUIREMENT OF SELECTI 7- 4
" OF THE SEDIMENTARY GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA. / ,B10CHEMICAL MEA 7- 4
" OF MICROBIOTA THAT COLONIZE SANDS IN RUNNING SEAWATER /,E F FE 8- 7
" ASSESSED. LABORATORY COMMUNITIES WERE CONTINUOUSLY EXPOSED T 8-10
" AFFECT DEGRADATION CF TOXIC CHEMICALS IN NATURAL MEDIA WITH • 1- 6
" OF THE ESTUARINc DETRITAL MICROBIOTA: RESOURCE PARTITIONING 8- 8
" OF MICROBIOTA /^RESERVATION OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS FOR LIPI 4- 5
" WERE DETERMINED 6Y THE ANALYSIS OF EXTRACTA8LE LIPIDS ANO HY 9- 3
" OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES COLONIZING MARINE SAND. SUCH METHODS 9- 3
" AND BIQMASS OF A COMMUNITY FROM A NATURAL ESTUARINE BOTTOM. 4- 6
" and BIOMASS OF TWO SETS OF BENTHIC TEST SYSTEMS — ONE COLONIZ 4- 6
" AND BIOMASS OF THE COMMUNITIES AT THE END OF THE 12-WEEK PER 5- 3
" OF THE CUTICLE WERE FOUND BETWEEN THE TWO GROUPS OF LARVAE. 2- 2
" CONTROL SAMPLES WERE SIEVED TO REMOVE MACROINVERTE8RATES AN 4- 5
" AT CONCENTRATIONS BETWEEN 4 AND 8G0 UG/L. THE LOWEST LEVEL A 8-7
" WHILE CLAYS INCREASED NEARLY ALL OF THE BIOMASS INDICATORS F 8-7
" OF THE MICROBIOTA THAT COLONIZE MARINE SANDS EXPOSED FOR EIC- 8- 7
" OF THE ESTUAREINE DETRITAL MICROBIOTA, AND THE INDICATION OF 8- 8
SUBLEHTAL EFFECTS OF XENOBIOTICS DEMONSTRATED EFFECT IN ONE-PREY AND T 2-10
SUBLETHAL OPO CONCENTRATIONS, SELECTED FROM THE ACUTE TOXICITY STUDY, 11- 1
" ENDRIN EXPOSURE /.INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENERGY METABOLI 6- 4
" EXPOSURES TO DRILLING FLUIDS RESULTED IN REDUCTIONS IN GROWT 1- 9
EXPOSURE AMD RECOVERY EFFECTS OF OZONE-PRODUCED OXIDANTS ON 11- 1
" ENDRIN EXPOSURE CORRELATED WITH INCREASED LIPID CATA30LISM D 6-4
" EXPOSURE TO ENDRIN REDUCED GROWTH RATES OF RAPIDLY GROWING J 6-4
AND CONCENTRATIONS OF 29.1 TO 58.1 PPM WERE ACUTELY TOXIC. L 1-4
" EFFECTS, SUCH AS AVOIDANCE OF POLLUTION GRADIENTS, WAS STUOI 2-10
SUBSTRATE EXPOSURES /^EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON 3EHAVI0R OF THE AMER 1- 1
" COVER WERE APPARENT IN EXPERIMENTS WITH 1-, 2-, 4-MM LAYERS 1- 1
" TOXICITY IN ThE WATER COLUMN MANIFESTED ITSELF IN FEEDING A 1- 1
" IN DEPTHS OF 4 MM BOTH KINDS OF SUBSTRATE COVER CAUSED SEVE 1- 1
" COVER CAUSED SEVERE DELAYS IN SHELTER CONSTRUCTION AND IN QU 1- 1
" WITH DRILLING MUD WERE STUDIED, AND BOTH INTERFERED WTH NORM 1- 1
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SUBSTRATE BECOMING UNSUITABLE FOR LOBSTER SETTLING AND SURVIVAL. /,STU 1- 1
" A MINIMUM OF THREE DIFFERENT METABOLITES WERE FORMED IN VIT 2- 8
" REWORKING AND 31 0 ACCUMUL*TI0N 8Y LUGWORMS. AND SETTLEMENT OF 2-10
" HAS BEEN a PRIME INFLUENCE ON THE CORALS. /.TIME SERIES OF 10- 5
SUBSTRATES WITH 4-MM TO PERHAPS AS LITTLE 4S 1-MM COVERING OF DRILLING 1- 1
" SUCH AS CHITIN, IS VARIOUSLY AFFECTEO BY DIFFERENT TOXIC S 6-5
SUN BELT STATES WHERE AQUATIC PLANT CONTROL IS CRITICAL DUE TO INTROOU 8- 6
SURFLO INCREASED IN THE oIOMASS AND SHIFTED THE BA TE RIA L COMMUNITY STR 8- 7
" /,WELL-DRILLING FLUID ANO A NUMBER OF THE KNOWN COMPONETS (BAR 8- 7
" ANO OOWICIDE, WERE TESTED FOR EF-ECTS ON THE 3I0MASS ANO COMMU 8- 7
SURVIVAL Or EMBRYOS PRODUCED £Y FISH EXPOSED TO 0.78 MG/L. AVERAGE BIO 4- 9
" AND FEEDING /,3IOCONCENTRAT I ON OF BROMOFORM 6Y AMERICAN OYSTE 11- 5
" AND FEEDING RESPONSE OF OYSTERS EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED SEAWAT 11- 5
" FROM HATCH TO POSTLARVA WAS AFFECTED 3Y BOTH MERCURY-SALINITY 6- 2
" AND DEVELOPMENTAL RATES OF DEVELOPING LARVAE THROUGHOUT TOTAL 6- 2
" CAPACITY OF LARVAE UNDER A BROAD RANGE OF SALINITIES AND TEMP 6- 2
" AND REPRODUCTION OF THE MYSID SHRIMP, MYSIDOPSIS 3 A HI A , IN TH 7- 3
" IN THE FIELD. TOXICITY OF DIFFERENT DRILLING MUDS VARIED FROM 1- 1
" /.STUDIES WERE CONDUCTED TO EXPLORE THE EFFECTS OF DRILLING 1- 1
" OF R. HARRISII FROM HATCHING TO 1ST CRAB STAGE OCCURRED IN 1. 1- 4
" OF CALLINECTES SAPIOUS OCCURRED IN 1.1 TO 4.7 NA(2)CR0(4). TH 1- 4
» MORTALITY ANO BEHAVIOR ARE P RE SE NT E 0 . S E N T ED . SURVIVAL OF R. 1- 4
" OF C. SAPIDUS LARVAE OCCURRED FROM 5 TO 50% MAF ANO SPP. NO L 1-4
" DURATION AMD MORTALITY OF LARVAE ARE PRESENTED. /, TH E MUD AQ 1- 4
" OF MYSIOS, SHELL DEPOSITION AND B10 ACCUMULAT I ON BY OYSTERS, S 2-10
SUSPENDEO PARTICULATES ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF THE MYSID SHRIM 7- 3
" PARTICULATES ON THE LIFE CYCLE OF THE MYSIO, MYSIDOPSIS 3AHI 7- 3
" INORGANIC SEDIMENT. PROTEIN AND CARBOHYDRATE ESTIMATES WERE 2- 3
" PARTICULATE PHASE (SPP) OF LIGNOSULFONAT £ TYPE MUD WERE NONT 1- 4
SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS (ESTERS OF ORTKD BENZNE 0ICAR80XYL ACID) W 11- 9
" PYRcTHROIDS) WERE TESTED USING THE EASTERN OYSTER (CRASSOSTR 11- 3
" PYRETHROIDS WERE: 1,900 ^OR PERMETHRIN: 2,300 FOR AC 222, 70 11- 3
ORGANIC PESTICIDES. ANALYSES INDICATE THAT CHEMICAL ANO MICR 6- 5
" REFERENCE MUD. STUDIES DEMONSTRATED THAT NO SINGLE DRILLING 10- 2
" POTENTIAL AND MEMBRANE SPECIALIZATIONS. THESE DIFFERENCES AR 3- 9
T
TECP - 0.220, 0.110, 0.055 MG/L) OF THE LARVAL 9 6-HOUR LC50. NO OOSE-R 5- 4
" RESULTED IN FIN AND GILL EROSION AND CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO BROMOFOR 5- 4
" AT CONCENTRATIONS OF 20, 10 ANO 5% (OBP - 0.740, 0.370, 0.195 MG 5- 4
TEMPERATURE, SALINITY, AND MERCURY ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT /.EFFECTS OF 6- 2
" RANGED FROM 16 TO 25 DEGREES C , THE SALINITY WAS 30 PLUS 10- 9
" INTERACTIONS WITH MERCURY TOXICITY INCREASING UNDER SU30PT 6- 2
" CHARACTERISTIC OF TEMPERATE ESTUARINE CONDITIONS WAS PROGR 6- 2
" PLASTICITY Or THE NORMALLY EURYHALINIC AND EURYTHERMAL LAR 6- 2
" SALINITY-MERCURY COMBINATIONS ON BOTH SURVIVAL ANO DEVELOP 6- 2
" (20-30 DEGREES CELSIUS), SALINITY (10-40 0/00), ANO MERCUR 6- 2
" VARIATIONS. / , T H c SKELETAL GROWTH OF REEF-BUILDING CORALS 3- 7
" AND HUMIDITY MAY EE HIGH. LABORATORY TRIALS WERE UNDERTAKE 3- 2
" AND NEGATIVELY WITH ANNUAL OtSCHARGE OF THE ATCHAFALAYA RI 10- 5
" ANO OTHER PARAMETERS ARE THE MAJOR LONG-TERM CONTROLS OF C 10- 5
TEMPERATURES AND SALINITIES. VIA8L ILITY OF EARLY ZOEAL STAGES PROVED M 6-2
" THE REDUCED PLASTICITY OF LARVAE TO ESTUARINE CONDITIONS 6- 2
" APPROACHED THE SEASONAL MAXIMUM (22.8 C-25.8 C), WHILE HE 2- 3
" FAECAL MATTER ACCUMULATION WAS SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED AT 8- 2
TERATOGENESIS. THE USE OF AQUATIC ANIMALS ANO SYSTEMS ADOS AN IMPORTAN 2- 5
ANO MUTAGENESIS /, USEFULNESS OF THE SELF-FERTILIZING CYP 5- 4
" ANO MUTAGENESIS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,USEFULNESS OF THE SE 5- 5
TERATOGENICITY, TOXICITY, AND MUTAGENICITY. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAG 5- 4
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TERATOGENS. IN THE THIRO YEAR OF THE PROGRAM, SEVERAL ADVANCES WERE M
" STUDIES INCLUDE 3CTH GULF BREEZE L^cORATORY PROJECTS AND C
" ON WON-HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /,EFFECTS OF CARCINO
" ON NONHUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS): FOURTH ANNUAL REPOR
TERPHENYL AS A SUBSTRATE, A MINIMUM OF THREE DIFFERENT METABOLITES WER
TETRACHLOROPHENOL (TEC?) AT CCNCENTRATIONS OF 20, 10 AMD 5% (D8P - 0.7
TISSUE OF OYSTERS EXPOSED TO SALINITY H A 0 ELEVATED GLYCINE, ALANIN
" DISTRIBUTION AND DEPURATION OF 3ENZQ(A)PYRENE AND 6£NZCA)ANTHRA
" AT 0.01 MG OPO 1 C — 1 ) » NODERATE EPITHELIAL SLOUGHING AND HEAVY M
" AVERAGED MEASURED CONCENTRATION IN W A T E 3 ) WERE: 21-ODY JUVENILE
" OF THE OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /.CHANGES IN THE FREE AMIN
" NITROGEN, ZOO X ANTHELL A E CELL DENSITY, CHLOROPHYLL CONTENT) WERE
" LESIONS IN AQUATIC ANINALS INDUCED SY CONTROLLED EXPOSURES TO E
ENERGY METABOLISM FRON RELEASE OF BROODED JUVENILES UNTIL MATU
" COMPARTMENTS COULD 3E RELATED TO SEASONAL FLUCTUATIONS 0ESCRI8E
" DISTRIBUTION, AND DEPURATION Of TWO POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYOROC
TISSUES OF THE SALAMANDERS REVEALED INDUCED ENZYME ACTIVITY (MFO SYSTE
" OF BAY MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS / , BENZ0(A ) PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS
" DEVELOPED SUBJACENT TO THE PLUG AND CONTRIBUTED TO THE FORM AI
" OF FEMALES. / , T H E EFFECTS OF DEPURATION, SIZE AND SEX ON THE C
" THE LATTER FINDING MAY HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH a STRESS RES
" OF MYTILUS EDULIS FROM YAQUINA BAY, OREGON. AFTER DEPURATION,
" WHILE SMALLER ANIMALS HAD GREATER SOMATIC LEVELS OF MN. THERE
" WHILE CU AND NI CONCENTRATIONS INCREASED IN SOMATIC TISSUES. T
" AS MUTAGENS AND CARCINOGENS. / , THE PH0T00X 10 AT I ON OF PHENANTHR
" OF M. EDULIS AND DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT VARIATIONS IN THOSE
" ACCUMULATED MORE BA THAN 5P. WHEN EXPOSED TO MEDIA CONTAINING
" EXAMINED WAS IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER: DIGESTIVE TRACT (STOMACH
TOADFISH CELLS TO FOURTH PASSAGE. INCREASED RATES OF SCE WERE OBTAINED
" (OPSANUS TAU) POSSESSES A SUITA3LE KARYOTYPE FOR SCE ANALYSIS
" CELLS WERE EXPOSED IN VITRO TO THE MUTAGEN ETHYL METHANESULFO
" CYTOCHROME ?450 SYSTEM. /.RIVULUS MARMORATUS IS A NATURALLY S
TOXIC COMPONENTS OF SUCH WASTES. GRASS SHRIMP CPALAEMONETES PUGIO) AND
" FACTORS 3EF0RE APPLICATION OF CONTROL TECHNOLOGY. /,COMPLEX WAST
" TO CRUSTACEANS, REPORTEC 96-H lC-50 VALUES ARE 0.14 UG/L FOR LOB
" TO D. MAGNA AND TWO WERE TOXIC TO M. B A H I A . SC50 AND EC50 VALUES
" TO M. 3 A HIA. SC50 AND EC50 VALUES ARE USED TO CALCULATE THE 7-DA
" TO D. MAGNA AND TWO WERE TOXIC TO D. MAGNA AMD TWO WERE TOXIC TO
" CONCENTRATIONS. /.FRESHWATER ( SELEN AST RU'-1 C A PR ICC RNUTUM) AND EST
" THAN THOSE WITHOUT THIS COMPONENT, ALTHOUGH DIRECT CORRELATIONS
" CHEMICALS TO WHICH MAN IS EXPOSED, AS WELL AS A MEANS OF ESTIMAT
" CHEMICALS IN NATURAL MEDIA WITH MIXED MICROBIAL POPULATIONS. SUC
" SUBSTANCES IN SOIL AND S ED I Mc N T-WA TE S SYSTEMS TYPICAL OF COASTAL
THAN AQUATREAT DNM-30. /.THE EFFECTS OF TWO 0ITHIOCARBAMATE FORM
" TO A VARIETY OF MARINE CRUSTACEANS, INCLUDING COMMERCIALLY IMPOR
" TO NON-TARGET SPECIES. / , T H E INSECTICIDE MIREX WAS USED FOR 16 Y
" LOW CONCENTRATIONS OF NA(2)CR0(4) CAUSED AN INCREASE IN SWIMMIN
" TO CALLINECTES SAPIDUS. DIFFERENTIAL SURVIVAL OF C. SAPIDUS LflRV
" PHOTOPRGDUCTS WERE ISOLATED AND IDENTIFIED BY GAS CHROMA TOGRAPH
" SUBSTANCES) INFORMATION ON I NTERLA30RA TORY VARIATION THAT OCCURS
" POLLUTANTS. BASELINE LEVELS OF PNAH WERE DETERMINED DURING A TWO
" SEDIMENT EIOASSAY SYST'EN WAS DEVELOPED TO PROVIDE A MEANS TO TES
" EFFECTS HAVE MANDATED INCREASINGLY SOPHISTICATED MONITORING PROG
" SUBSTANCES DEMONSTRATES THE IMPORTANCE OF A TOTAL COMMUNITY ANAL
" COMPOUNDS. THE TOTAL INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY AND LEAF LITTER DECO
" SUBSTANCES, INCLUDING GUTHION, METHYL PARATHION, AND KEPONE. LAB
" SUBSTANCES, ESPECIALLY CRGANOPHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS, IN WETLAND RE
" SUBSTANCES AS SHOWN IN MICROCOSM INVESTIGATIONS. ENZYMATIC TESTS
P I
A T
G E
E M
2- 7
10- 1
2- 7
10- 1
2- 8
5- A
7- 7
4- 7
11- 1
4- 9
7- 7
11- 7
6- 7
6- 4
6-10
4- 7
10- 1
6-10
10- 6
5- 6
5- 6
5- 6
5- 6
5- 6
7- 5
6-10
4- 7
4- 7
5- 4
5- 4
5- 4
5- 4
9- 5
11-11
11- 4
9- 4
9- 4
9- 4
9- 4
1- 9
6-11
1- 6
7- 6
2- 4
5- 9
5- 9
1- 4
1- 4
7- 5
6- 3
6- 8
2-10
1- 3
6- 5
6- 5
6- 5
6- 5
6- 5
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TOXIC
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PHOTOXYGENATED PROOUC7S GENE RATE'J UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
TO ONE C'S MORE OF THE EMBRYO SYSTEMS, REQUIRING DILUTIONS OF OVE
" MANIFEST a T 10 N S . /.TOXICITY OF USED DRILLING FLUIDS TO EMBRYO DEV
" TO MOLTING GRASS SHRIMP (PAL AEMOMETES PUGIO). THE RESULTS OF THE
TOXICANT. /»A FLOW-THROUGH SYSTEM FOR EXPOSURE OF SEAGRASS TO POLLUTAN
" CONCENTRATION (MATC) LIES 3ETWEEN 0.074 AND 0.12 MG KEPONE/L,
" FOR EIGHT WEEKS DURING COLONIZATION BY PLANKTONIC LARVAE IN U
" INDUCED CHANGES IN CYCLIC BURROWING ACTIVITY BY PINK SHRIMP,
" BECAUSE THERE IS NOT a SINGLE MOST-SENS IT IVE SPECIES ANO THE
TOXICANTS IN WHOLE WASTE. WE CONCLUDE THAT CHEMICAL FRACTIONATION IS R
" ON PLANKTON /.EFFECTS OF
" UNDER CONDITIONS THAT MAINTAIN COMPLEXITIES OF THE NATURAL E
" ALGAL LABORATORY TOXICITY TESTS BE CONDUCTED FOR *8 TO 72 H
TOXICITY
It
MYSIO, MYSIDOPSIS 3A
FRACTIONATION WITH A
222 , 705 , BENTHIOC AR
NON-OZONATED WATER F
COMPARED WITH THE EF
TRACE
II
TO ALGAE CORRELATED WITH TOXICITY TO THE
TO THE MYSID, MYSIDOFSIS 0 A HI A . CHEMICAL
81OC ONCE NT R A TI ON, AND PERSISTENCE OF AC
STUDY, FOR 96 H AMD THEN PLACED IN CLEAN
ANO THE EXPOSURE ANO RECOVERY STUDY WERE
DATA WERE ANALYZED USING BOTH RESPONSE SURFACE MODELING AND S
TEST WITH THE ESTUARINE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRINODON VARIEGA
TD THREE LIFE STAGES OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGI
TEST /.EFFECTS OF KEPON5 ON THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW IN AN ENTIR
ANO INHIBITION OF LIM.5 REGENERATION /,EFFECTS OF TWO DITHIOCA
10 S. CAFRICORNUTUM WAS LOST 5Y THE NINTH DAY OF EXPOSURE IN
TESTING USING THE ESTUARINE MYSID (MYSIOGPSIS 5 A HIA): A FINA
WITH LC-50 VALUES RANGING FORM 74 PPM TD >500 PPM. SUBLETHAL
FIELD DISPERSION STUDIES ON DRILLING FLUIDS ARE OISCUSSEO IN
COULD NOT BE MADE. THE PHENOL AND METAL CONTENT OF THE ORILLI
INCREASING UNOER S U 8 C P TIM A L TEMPERATURES AND SALINITIES. VIAE
OF DM6A AT 5 PPM. A LOWER CONCENTRATION OF 0M3A, 0.25 PPM , F
TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGID /.PHYSIOLOGICAL AND H
ANO MUTAGENICITY. ACVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF USING RIVU
OCTANOL/WATER PARTITION COEFFICIENTS CLOG P) , SOLUBILITY, AN
TESTS PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING DECREASING ORDER OF TOXICITY TO
TO ESTUARINE CRUSTACEANS ANO FISHES: AC 222, 705; FENVALERATE
IN THE WATER COLUMN MANIFESTED ITSELF IN FEEDING AND MOLTING
OF DIFFERENT DRILLING MUDS VARIED FROM IMMEDIATELY LETHAL TO
IN THE WATER COLUMN AND THE PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF COVERING THE
OF MARINE-GRADE CREOSOTE, EXPRESSED AS THE 96-H LC50, IS 0.01
TESTS BE CONDUCTED FC-3 4$ TO 72 HOURS INSTEAD OF THE USUAL 96
TO ENSURE WORKER SAFETY. /, T H E PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT WAS TO
TEST WITH THE HEAVY METAL, SILVER, AND ONE TEST WITH THE INSE
TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS ARE PRESENTED AND DISCUSSED. THE CHRONIC
TESTS BE MADE BECAUSE THE WIOELY USED GREEN ALGA, SELENASTRUM
OF KEPONE TO MIXED PCPULATIONS OF ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS WA
OF USED DRILLING FLUIDS TO EMBRYC DEVELOPMENT WAS INVESTIGATE
SUGGEST THAT CRUSTACEANS ARE .'-'ORE SENSITIVE TO 0 ITH I OC A R B A MA
TESTS ON AQUATREAT 9NM-30 C96 H LC50: 127 PPS) AMD BUSAN 65
METAL LEVELS IN BAY MUSSELS /.EFFECTS OF DEPURATION, SIZE ANO SE
ELEMENTS IN BAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EOULIS) /.SEASONAL VARIATIONS 0
" ELEMENTS MORE COMMONLY MEASURED IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES. SEASON
TRICHLOROPHENOL OR BROMOFORM, HOWEVER, CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF DEVELOPING
TRIFLURALIN, 2 , 4-D ICHLOROPHENCXYAC £TIC ACID (2,4-D) AND P-CRESOL WERE
" ADAPTATION TO 2,4-0 W 4 S SIMILAR TO THAT WITH NITOPHENOL.
" SHOW THAT INDUCED 30NEY GROWTHS ARE ACCOMPANIED 3Y HISTOPA
TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL. SMPHIPCDS, FEEDING ON ESTUARINE DETRITUS IN THE
" GLYCEROL AND ESTIMATED AS THE RATIO OF TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCE
" GLYCEROL TO PHOSPHOLIPID MEASURED AS EXTRACTA3LE LIPID PH
7- 5
10- 2
10- 2
7- 8
9- 6
4- 9
8-10
2-10
9- 7
9- 5
9- 3
1- 6
11-10
9- 5
9-
11-
11-
11-
11-
4-
8-
4- 9
2- 4
9- 4
6- 3
1- 9
1- 9
1-
6-
8- 3
7- 3
5- 4
11- 3
11- 3
11- 3
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 5
11-10
6- 3
6- 3
8- 6
9- 7
5-10
10- 2
7- 8
7- 8
5- 6
5- 7
5- 7
5- 4
11- 6
11- 6
2- 7
4- 8
4- 8
4- 8
9
2
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TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL ANALYSIS /.QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF THE NUT
" GLYCEROL) LEAVING A LARGER TOTAL BIOMASS (EXTRACT ABLE LIP
TRIPHOSPHATE (ATP) RATIO. TWO SYMPATRIC AMPKIPQDS GAMMARUS MUCRONATUS
TROPHIC LEVELS; HOWEVER, THE TENDENCY OF CHANGE WITH 80TH TAXONOMIC SH
TUMORS VIA 6ENZO(A)PYP. ENE EXPOSURES). RESULTS OF LCNG-TERM EXPOSURES
" WITH 7,12-OIMcTHYLBENZCA)ANTHRACENE IN TWO SPECIES OF VIVIPAROU
" IN ANY OF THE SURVIVING 2 30 Or 295 YOUNG FISH ADMINISTERED REPE
" CYTOPLASMIC INCLUSION BODIES WERE PRESENT IN SOME PAPILLOMA CE
TURBIDITY A NO DRILLING EFFLUENTS, a SIGNIFICANT DECREASE IN MOST AMINO
" AND TG DRILLING EFFLUENTS H£Q INCREASED CYSTEIC ACID LEVELS.
" AND DRILLING EFFLUENTS. 2. AFTER TWO DAYS, THE F AA POOL IN T
" PRODUCED BY MINING OF FOSSILIZED SHELLS OR DREDGING IN ESTUA
LEAD TO DECREASED GROWTH RATE, SUPPRESSED GROWTH VARIATION,
" CONDITIONS AFFECTING CORALS ON REEFS NEARBY THE RANGE APEA.
U
ULTRASTRUCTURAL LESIONS OR ABNORMALITIES CAUSED BY THESE COMPOUNDS, TH
" AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY C'F DEGENERATIVE CHANGES LEADING
" STUDY OF THE EXOSX.ELETON OF THE ESTUARINE CRAB RHITHRO
ULTRASTRUCTURE OF LARVAL CUTICLE DURING THE MOLT CYCLE OF THE ESTUARIN
UPTAKE BY LEAVES WERE MEASURED AFTER EXPOSURE FOR 40 AND 89 HPS. RATE
" WAS SLIGHTLY DEPRESSED SY ATRA2INE "JUT STRONGLY DEPRESSED 6Y PC
" RATES DURING THE FOURTH WEEK OF EXPOSURE TO 100 PPM DRILL MUD.
" RATES WERE AFFECTED ALSO DURING THE FIFTH WEEK OF EXPOSURE. NOR
" RATE) WERE MONITORED AT REGULAR INTERVALS DURING THE EXPOSURE P
" RATES DECREASED 3Y 42% ANO 48% AFTER 4 ANO 6 WEEKS WHILE NH4 UP
" DECREASED BY 32? AND 49% AFTER 5 AND 6 WEEKS OF EXPOSURE. SEVER
" RATES. CALCIFICATION AND RESPIRATION RATES OF CjR^LS EXPOSEO TO
AND ELIMINATION. PRELIMINARY STUDIES INDICATED THAT MUSSELS MAY
" ANO DEPURATION OF CHRYSENE 3Y LUGWORMS WAS EVALUATED IN A FLOW-
" SY SHRIMP WAS NOTED DURING THE FIRST 6-HR EXPOSURE, SUBSEQUENTL
" WAS REDUCED FOR SP. HOWEVER, AT TERMINATION OF 96-HR EXPOSURE,
" TISSUE DISTRIBUTION, ANO DEPURATION OF TWO POLYCYCLIC AROMATI
" BY MOST PURE CULTURE ISOLATES WAS REDUCED BY 25-1 003 3Y 20 PP.M
W
WASTE. Wc CONCLUDE THAT CHEMICAL FRACTIONATION IS REQUIRED FOP COMPREH
" WAS SU3FRACTI0NATED INTO ACIO-, SASE-, AND NEUTRAL-EXTRACTA8LE P
" IT IS SUGGESTED THAT FRACTIONATION MUST BE DONE IN OROER TO EST
" E C 5 0' S, BETWEEN 5.1% AND 55.52; WASTE. TOXICITY TO S. CAPRICORNU
" TOXICITY TO S. CAPRICORNUTUM WAS LOST BY THE NINTH DAY OF EXPOS
S C 2 0' S WERE BETWEEN 0.01% WASTE; EC50'S, BETWEEN 5.1% AND 85.5%
" DISPOSAL REGULATIONS. INCREASING INDUSTRIALIZATION, THE UTILIZAT
WASTES ON ESTUARINE ORGANISMS, AND THAT FRACTIONATION SHOULD BE COUPLE
" ON ESTUARINE ORGANISMS AS THE DIATOM, SXELETONEMA COSTATUM IN 8
" IN EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING THREE WAYS: STIMULATION, INHIBITION,
" GRASS SHRIMP
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WASTES. SURFACE WATER COLLECTED IN THE 6UL^ OF MEXICO OFF THE MISSISSI 11- 9
" IN THE LOCAL ENVIRONMENT WAS a FIRST STEP IN ALERTING THE GENER 1- 8
" THAN ANIMALS. THEY RESPOND TO GROWTH STIMULATES AND GROWTH INHI 9- 7
WATER WITH DISSOLVED ATRAZINE FOR PCP (PENTSCHLOROPHENOL) WAS PUMPED T 9-6
" AND SEDIMENT. ADAPTATION WAS DETECTED 3Y COMPARING MINERALIZAT 10 11- 6
" FOR 14 DAYS. SL03D Prt, HEMATOCRIT AND GILL HISTOPATHOLOGY WERE A 11- 1
WERE: 21-0A Y JUVENILES- 2 ,600 I 42-DAY JUVENILES-2 , 300 ; AOULT MAL 4- 9
" IS REFLECTED IN THEIR ACCUMULATIONS IN AND EFFECTS ON AQUATIC OR 2- 5
" /.AQUATIC SYSTEMS AMD CRGANISMS ARE UNDER BOTH LABORATORY AND F 10- 1
" OF TRICHLOROACETIC ACID METHOOS WHEN APPLIED TO MARINE SEDIMENTS 7- 4
" COLUMN AND SUBSTRATE EXPOSURES /,EFFECTS 0= DRILLING MUDS ON E-EH 1- 1
" AT LOW CONCENTRATIONS APPEARS TO 3E HIGHLY TOXIC TO CRUSTACEANS, 11- 4
" TEMPERATURE RANGED FROM 16 TO 25 DEGREES C , THE SALINITY WAS 30 10- 9
" CHLQRINATION ANO COLIFOPM BACTERIA ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASS 8- 5
" CRASS, OYSTERS, CLAMS, AND SEDIMENTS. /.KEPONE WAS DISCOVERED T 5-2
" IN LABORATORY COMMUNITIES ANO 3Y 5.9 UG/L IN WATER IN FIELO COMM 8-10
" IN FIELD COMMUNITIES. .NUMBERS OF ANNELIDS AND CHORDATES IN CONTA 8-10
" CURRENTS. THESE FINDINGS ARE DISCUSSED WITH RESPECT TO TURBIDITY 7- 3
" SYSTEMS TYPICAL OF COASTAL WETLANDS. THE ORGaNOPHOSPHATE , C-14-M 7- 6
" DISPLACEMENT METHOD, MAY BE DETERMINED BY SU3TRACTING THE WEIGHT 5- 8
" COLLECTED IN THE GULF OF MEXICO OFF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER CONTAI 11- 9
" TEMPERATURES APPROACHED THE SEASONAL MAXIMUM (22.8 C-25.8 C), WH 2- 3
" QUALITY ASSESSMENT. /.PROTEIN, CARBOHYDRATE , ANO ORGANIC CONTEN 2- 3
" CONTAMINATED WITH H2S. THEY RESPOND (EC 50 = 1 23 . 6 PPS H 2 S ) BY LE 5- 4
" FOR 5 WEEKS AND 12 WEEKS, RESPECTIVELY. NO PATHOLOGIC CHANGES W 5-4
" AND REMAINING EMERGENT FOR VARIOUS PERIODS OF TIME WHILE PESPIRI 5- 4
" PARTITION COEFFICIENTS CLOG P), SOLUBILITY, AND PERSISTENCE IN S 11- 3
" SYSTEMS WERE INVERSELY RELATED TO SOLUBILITY IN SEAWATER. THE FO 11- 3
COLUMN MANIFESTED ITSELF IN FEEDING ANO MOLTING DELAYS, SEVERE 0 1-1
" COLUMN AND THE PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF COVERING THE SU3STRATE WITH D 1-1
" OUR RESULTS AND THE KNCWN SENSITIVITY OF OYSTERS TO A SPECTRUM 8- 4
" WHICH SUGGESTS THE SERIOUSNESS OF THESE PHOTO PRODUCTS FROM PAH 7- 5
" S0LU3ILITY, CHEMICAL TYPE (AM INORGANIC AMD AN ORGANIC), EASE OF 6~ 3
TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS. /, TH E SKELETAL GROWTH OF REEF-BUILDING C 3-7
" POLLUTION, INCLUDING MARINE ORGANISMS AND ECOSYSTEMS. JERNELOV P 7-9
" COLUMN, SOFT BOTTOM 3ENTHGS (ASSUMING THE RIG WAS LOCATED OVER A 1-2
" AREAS Or THE GULF Or MEXICO, AND DISCUSSION OF FACTORS THAT MIGH 1- 2
" SYSTEMS HAVE A SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON IN SITU PERSISTENCE 0 P S Y NT 6- 5
" HOWEVER, WATER AND SEDIMENT ANALYSIS DID NOT IDENTIFY SUBSTANCE 4-10
" CONCENTRATE INDICATED THE PRESENCE OF A CHEMICAL CARCINOGEN IN T 4-10
" AND SEDIMENT ANALYSIS DID NOT IDENTIFY SUBSTANCES SUSPECTED OF C 4-10
" QUALITY AND AQUATIC LIFE. HERBICIDE RESIDUE DATA, 30TH IN THE SO 8- 6
" ANO HERBICIDE TOXICITY TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS ARE PRESENTED AND D 8-6
" TEMPERATURE AMD OTHER PARAMETERS ARE THE MAJOR LONG-TERM CONTROL 10- 5
" TEMPERATURE ANO NEGATIVELY WITH ANNUAL DISCHARGE OF THE ATCHAFAL 10- 5
WATERBORNE POLLUTION IN COASTAL ZONE AREAS. /, T H E CONDITION INDEX CCOR 8- 4
WATERS. EFFECTS OF GROWTH STIPULATORS, FOR EXAMPLE, CAN SE MASKED BY T 9-5
" WHILE TRAGIC IN MOST RESPECTS, THE FACT THAT KEPONE WAS A RARE 5- 2
" OFF ESCAM31A BAY NEAR FENSACOLA, FLORIDA (CORCORAN, 1 973). /,PH 11- 9
" WERE TESTED CONSECUTIVELY AT NOMINAL CONCENTRATIONS OF 0.5, 5, 9- 1
" THESE RESULTS MAY 3E CF IMPORTANCE TO COMPARE WITH THE META30L 7- 5
" TO GREATER THAN 1000 UG/KG IN THOSE FROM SITES CLASSIFIED AS CO 6- 3
WHITE PERCH (MORONE AMERICANA), ACCLIMATED TO 15 DEGREES CELSIUS, WERE 11- 1
" PERCH WERE ALSO EXPOSED TO A SERIES OF MEAR AND SUBLETHAL OPO CO 11- 1
" PERCH. /,ADULT WHITE PERCH (MORONE AMERICANA), ACCLIMATED TO 15 11- 1
" PERCH (MORONE GMELIN) /,LETHAL ANO SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE ANO RECOVE 11- 1
WORKSHOP CONCERNING POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF DRILLING MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON 1- 2
" WAS STRUCTURED AROUNC CONSTRUCTION OF A MOOcL SIMULATING FATE 1- 2
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KEYWORD TITLE INOEX
X
XANTHID CR A2 RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRI.SII WERE REARED IN TH £ LA6GRAT0RY FR
XENOBIOTIC COMPOUNDS: EFFECTS OF CONCENTRATION, ENOCULUM, AND CHEMICA
" COMPOUNDS FASTER AFTER EXPOSURE TO THE COMPOUND WAS STUDIED
" COMPOUNDS / (MICROBIAL DEGRADATION Oc
" EFFECT. A DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN DEVELOPED TO DEMON
" IMPACT. SYSTEMS OF CONTINUOUS-FLOW AND STATIC MICROCOSM SYS
11 INTERACTION HAVE DEMONSTRATED THE APPLICATION Of THE MICROC
XENOBIOTICS THROUGH MARINE AND ESTUARIME SEDIMENTS /.CYCLING OF
" THROUGH MARINE AND ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /
" WERE CONDUCTED IN CONTINOUS FLOW-THROUGH AND CAR30N METASO
" IN SIMULATED AQUATIC M IC R 0 ENV I R ONME NT AIL SYSTEMS /,MONITORI
" IN THE FIELD. THESE METHODS COULD GREATLY STRENGTHEN THE L
" IN FLUIDS USED IN OIL AND GAS WELL DRILLING SIGNIFICANTLY
WAS STUDIED WITH A PHOTO-5 10 A S S A Y SYSTEM, TH (IT USED TIME-L
" DEMONSTRATED EFFECT IN ONE-PREY AND TWO-PREY SYSTEMS. THE
" ON PREDATOR-PREY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CRYPTICALLY SHADED
Y
YAQUINA 8AY, OREGON. AFTER DEPURATION, MN LEVELS DECREASED SIGNIFICANT
" SAY. OREGON, FROM 1976-1981. THERE WERE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE
" COOS AND TILLAMOOK SAYS, OREGON. TOTAL CONCENTRATIONS OF 15 U
Z
ZINC, AND CADMIUM WERE INVESTIGATED PREVIOUSLY (LATOUCHt I MIX 1981),
P I
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G E
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6- 2
11- 6
11- 6
1- 6
6- 5
6- 5
6- 5
2-10
3- 1
7- 6
7- 6
9- 8
9- 3
2-10
2-10
2-10
5- 6
10-10
6- 8
5- 7
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