Titlebook: Ecotoxicology: Problems and Approaches; Simon A. Levin,John R. Kelly,Kenneth D. Kimball Textbook 1989 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1989 B

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Die Faszination des Dreiklangs,es, windstorms, and species invasions. The effects of releases of chemicals on the structure of terrestrial ecosystems have not been studied extensively. However, responses of ecosystems to natural disturbances have received substantial scientific scrutiny. Exploration of the parallels between disru

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Schwache Marken landen im Outlet-Store,laboratory tests and microcosm studies to field situations; extrapolation across scales. Such extrapolation must be based on some underlying model or models; thus, models are an essential and ineluctable component of ecological risk assessment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-10775-8important to uptake, retention, release, and metabolism by aquatic organisms. The literature is not exhaustively reviewed, but key review articles or books are cited within the overview context, and a few illustrative examples are discussed in more detail. An integrative mathematical modeling approa

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Regine C. Henschel,Bernd-Helmut Kr?plinrs (Herricks and Schaeffer 1984), a cohesive approach to the design and use of biomonitoring programs is a recent development. This chapter discusses biomonitoring programs, emphasizing program designs that coordinate data collection and facilitate information retrieval. We highlight the role of bio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67823-3ystems under controlled conditions where the level and form of toxicants as well as many other environmental parameters can be varied by the experimenter. They make possible experimental controls and replicates.