Titlebook: Biomonitoring of Trace Aquatic Contaminants; David J. H. Phillips,Philip S. Rainbow Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 19

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The Biomonitoring of Organochlorines and Hydrocarbons,emphasises data for organochlorines and biomonitoring, as rather more information exists for these compounds than for hydrocarbons. Where relevant, however, discussion is provided on the distinctions between the two classes of contaminants and their quantification through the analysis of biomonitors.

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Book 1993 we have since discovered) for a few "pollutants" which were of topical note at the time (and which could be quantified by the methods then available). Today, the use of aquatic organisms as biomonitors in preference to water analysis has become commonplace, and many national and interna- tional pro

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Aquatic Contaminants of Concern,e Waid, 1986; Tanabe ., 1987a; Tanabe, 1988) were not discovered in aquatic biota until 1966, some 37 years after their initial use by industry (Anon., 1966; Jensen, 1972). There is therefore no doubt that, as analytical techniques improve, new contaminants of concern will emerge.

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The Biomonitoring of Trace Metals and Radionuclides,atic environment are predominantly from the fallout from nuclear weapons testing (most of which ceased in 1963 following test ban treaties), nuclear fuel reprocessing plants, and the disposal of radioactive waste at sea (Woodhead, 1984; Clark, 1989).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-01502-1 from the biomonitoring which attempts simply to establish the spatial and temporal abundances and bioavailabilities of contaminants, and programmes to study the toxic effects of contaminants should therefore be designed with their own specific objectives in mind (Phillips and Segar, 1986).

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Monitoring the Effects of Contaminants, from the biomonitoring which attempts simply to establish the spatial and temporal abundances and bioavailabilities of contaminants, and programmes to study the toxic effects of contaminants should therefore be designed with their own specific objectives in mind (Phillips and Segar, 1986).