Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 1994: Vol 26-27 Index

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Author Index to Volumes 26 and 27
Abdel-Rahman, M. S., 26:504 Calleja, M. C., 26:69 Fancey, L. L., 27:477
Ackman, R. G., 26:527 Camann, D. E., 26:37, 47 Fent, K., 27:224
Aguilar, A., 27:546 Campbell, K. R., 27:352 Ferro, M., 27:426
Ahel, M., 26:540 Carey, J. H., 27:82 Figueras, J. T., 27:289
Ahmad, S., 26:114 Carradelo, S., 27:289 Finger, S. E., 27:103
Alaimo, J., 27:441 Casey, A. C., 27:431 Fischer, R., 26:240
Alawi, M. A., 26:381 Casini, S., 26:234 Fisher, S. W., 26:251
Albaiges, J., 26:273 Cave, D. A., 26:227 Fitzgerald, E. F., 27:431
Alden III, R. W., 26:282 Chapman, J. C., 27:541 Focardi, S., 26:234
Aldous, K., 27:357 Cheng, D. M. H., 27:541 Forget, E., 27:311
Al-Haddad, A., 26:185 Chouinard, J., 27:186 Forlin, L., 26:191
Allen, D., 26:483 Chung, J. H., 27:1, 5 Fortmann, R. C., 26:37
Alsharif, N. Z., 26:392 Clements, W. H., 26:261 Fossi, M. C., 26:234
Al-Shirbini, E. S., 26:185 Coenen, T. M. M., 26:227 Fox, S. D., 27:513
Amanov, K., 26:534 Cohen, C., 27:400 Furness, R. W., 27:162, 168
Ankley, G. T., 26:110; 27:507 Cole, P., 26:130
Aoyama, K., 26:403 Collyard, S. A., 26:110 Ganio, L. M., 27:534
Aragaki, M., 27:121 Colomina, M. T., 26:64 Garcia Fuente, F., 27:415
Archibald, B. A., 26:398; 27:126 Connor, L. L., 27:466 Garnier-Laplace, J., 27:459
Arnold, T. W., 26:435 Connor, S., 27:357 Gatumu, E., 26:119
Aulerich, R. J., 26:374; 27:202, 213 Conroy, B. A., 26:367 Geary, R. S., 27:420
Babich, H., 27:8 Cooney, J. J., 27:501 Geladi, P., 26:69
Bachour, Gh., 26:1 Coquery, M., 26:335 Genthner, F. J., 26:90; 27:95
Bagchi, D., 26:387 Corbella, J., 26:64 George, S., 27:130
Baker, M. A., 27:29 Corbin, J. M., 26:163 Georgii, S., 26:1
Bakker, J., 27:88 Cripe, G. M., 26:90 Giesy, J. P., 27:202, 213, 294
Barber, K. N., 27:107 Crosby, D. J., 26:90 Giger, W., 26:540
Barghigiani, C., 26:329 Crum, J. A., 26:374 Glooschenko, V., 26:356
Barker, D. E., 26:95, 491 Custer, C. M., 27:176 Gochfeld, M., 26:351; 27:472
Custer, T. W., 26:425; 27:176 Goldenstein, T., 26:110
Baudin, J. P., 27:459
Baumel, I., 27:420 Gomez, M., 26:64
Becker, P. H., 27:162 Dacre, J. C., 27:420 Gorkin, V., 26:534
Beeby, A., 27:346 Da’dara, A. A., 26:60 Gorriz, A., 27:137
Belfroid, A., 27:260 Davids, C., 26:143 Grant, D. M., 27:521
Davis, J. R., 26:132 Grau, R., 26:240
Bendell- Young, L., 27:186
Bennett, R. S., 26:417; 27:534 Davis, K., 26:201 Griffis, W. L., 26:23, 29, 33; 27:250, 534
Berglund, M., 27:281 Dawson, D. A., 27:243 Grilo, A., 27:415
Bertolero, A., 27:289 Dawson, G. A., 27:202, 213 Guitart, R., 27:289
Dell’ Antone, P., 27:410 Gustin, F., 26:222
Best, D. A., 27:202, 213
Del Valle, P. L., 27:375
Bickham, J. W., 27:176
Demers, G., 27:311 Halbrook, R. S., 27:306
Bishop, C. A., 27:82
Dijkstra, V. A. A., 27:154 Hamilton, S. J., 27:195
Bitton, G., 27:25
Blanchet, R. J., 27:44 Dillon, T. M., 27:51 Hammouda, O. H. E., 27:406
Domingo, J. L., 26:64 Hanif, M., 26:79
Bond, A. E., 26:47
Bonga, S. E. W., 26:342 Donnelly, R., 27:357 Hansen, L. G., 26:79
Bonnevie, N. L., 27:64 Duffy, L. C., 26:130 Harrison, N., 27:168
Borenfreund, E., 27:8 Dukelow, W. R., 26:208 Hassan, A. A. M., 27:256
Borrell, A., 27:546 Dunn, K. D., 26:29 Hayton, W. L., 26:251
Dunson, W. A., 27:232, 323 Heard, C. S., 26:309, 320
Bowerman, W. W., 27:202, 213, 294
Bragadin, M., 27:410 Dunstan, R. H., 26:367 Heaton, S. N., 27:202, 213
Braselton, W. E., 26:374 Durfort, M., 27:137 Hebert, C. E., 26:356
Heidecke, D., 27:154
Brooks, R. J., 27:82
Edge, W. D., 27:534 Hellou, J., 27:477
Brown, G. P., 27:82
Brownson, R. C., 26:132 Ehrlich, R., 27:486 Helmstetter, M. F., 26:282
Eichenberg, D. C., 26:124 Helson, B. V., 27:107
Brunn, H., 26:1
Bryant, S. E., 26:299 Eliott, J. E., 26:435 Henning, D., 27:162
Bucci, T. J., 27:420 Elmadfa, I., 26:1 Henry, C. J., 27:392
El-Sheekh, M. M., 27:406 Heras, H., 26:527
Buckert-deJong, M. C., 26:143
Engman, J., 26:137 Hermens, J., 27:260
Buhl, K. J., 27:392
Burau, R. G., 27:449 Enninga, I. C., 26:227 Hester, P. G., 26:473
Burbidge, F. J., 26:466 Erroi, A., 27:426 Hickey, C. W., 26:292
Eskens, U., 26:1 Higgins, K. F., 27:392
Burger, J., 26:351; 27:472
Evans, E. D., 27:294 Hirai, T.,
Burgess, R. M., 26:163
Exteberria, M., 27:338 Hofer, R., 26:119
Bursian, S. J., 26:374; 27:202, 213
Hoke, R. A., 26:110
Bush, B., 27:431
Failing, K., 26:1 Hollihn, U., 26:240
Bush, P. B., 27:306
Fairchild, J. F., 27:103, 527 Holmes, S. B., 26:124
Cajaraville, M. P., 27:338 Falandysz, J., 26:13, 267; 27:266 Hong, C. S., 27:431
564 Author Index
Hooper, R., 26:95, 491 Lochmiller, R. L., 27:14 O'Connor, E. E., 27:60
Horne, M. T., 27:232, 323 Lock, R. A. C., 26:342 Ogle, R. S., 27:441, 449
Hothem, R. L., 27:180 Lépez-Artiguez, M., 27:415 Oishi, S., 26:497
HrSak, D., 26:540 Loranger, S., 27:311 O'Keefe, P. O., 27:357
Huang, J., 26:403 Lubet, R. A., 27:513 Oris, J. T., 26:261
Huntley, S. L., 27:64 Ludwig, J. P., 27:202, 213 Orlando, E., 27:36
Hurst, L., 27:346 Ludwig, M., 27:202 Ormerod, S. J., 26:7
Hwang, S. A., 27:431 Lydy, M. L., 26:251 Ort, M. P., 27:103
Lyne, T. B., 27:176 Othout, R. A., 27:202, 213
Iger, Y., 26:342 Ott, S. L., 27:318
Immerman, F. W., 26:47 Maah, M. J., 27:54 Overcash, M. R., 26:408
Issaq, H. J., 27:513 Macey, D. J., 26:466
Macfie, S. M., 27:454 Pagani, P., 27:426
Jacobson, S., 27:130 MacGill, R. S., 26:114 Palace, M. R., 27:8
Jaffar, A., 26:185 Madany, I. M., 26:185 Pardini, R. S., 26:114
Jakuczun, B., 26:13 Mailbach, H. I., 27:276 Pascoe, D., 26:459
Jarvis, A. S., 27:51 Mamadiev, M., 26:534 Pascoe, G. A., 27:44
Jeevaratnam, K., 27:272 Marigémez, I., 27:338 Paustenbach, D. J., 27:486
Jenkins, J. H., 27:306 Marquez, M., 27:472 Payne, J. F., 27:477
Jepson, P. C., 27:384 Martin, P. A., 26:435 Pazdernik, L., 26:179
Johari, A., 27:54 Martinez, D., 27:415 Perman, V., 27:420
Johnson, G. W., 27:486 Martinez-Vilalta, A., 27:289 Persoone, G., 26:69
Johnson, J. E., 26:114 Massi, M. C., 26:234 Pfeil, R. M., 26:201
Jones, P. D., 27:202, 213 Mat, I., 27:54 Pfliiger, W., 26:240
Jorhem, L., 26:137 Mateo, R., 27:289 Pick, F. R., 27:186
Juchelka, C. M., 26:549 Matsushita, T., 26:403 Pina, F., 26:510
Jung, K., 27:25 Matthews, A., 26:191 Plimmer, J. R., 26:201
Matz, A. C., 27:534 Polin, D., 26:374
Kadooka, C. Y., 27:121 Maughan, O. E., 26:452 Porte, C., 26:273
Kadry, A. M., 26:504 Medvedev, A., 26:534 Postma, J. F., 26:143
Kammenga, J. E., 27:88 Meier, W., 27:224 Postupalsky, S., 27:294
Kapustka, L. A., 27:331 Meiling, J., 27:260
Keklak, M. M., 27:20 Melancon, M. J., 27:176 Qualls, C. W., Jr., 27:14
Kennedy, G., 27:311 Melendres, J., 27:276 Que Hee, S. S., 27:145
Khalil, A. M., 26:60 Melo, E., 26:510
Khalill, E., 26:381 Melo, M. J., 26:510 Rachlin, J. W., 26:'49, 154
Khan, R. A., 26:95, 491 Meyers, S. M., 26:478 Rego, S. A., 26:163
Kholkute, S. D., 26:208 Michot, T. C., 26:425 Reporter, M. C., 27:331
Khuzhamberdiev, M., 26:53 Middaugh, D. P., 26:309, 320; 27:95 Regoli, F., 27:36
Kido, R., 27:256 Miller, M. A., 27:367 Repetto, M., 27:415
Kilgour, B. W., 27:29 Miller, M. E., 27:501 Richmond, L., 27:346
Kingsbury, P. D., 27:107 Miller, M. R., 27:400 Ringer, R. K., 26:417
Kirkpatrick, R. L., 27:60 Minatogawa, Y., 27:256 Ristori, T., 26:329
Kissoon, G. P., 26:169 Mitchell, C. A., 26:425 Roberts, E. C., 27:555
Knight, A. W., 27:441, 449 Mizera, T., 26:13 Roberts, T. K., 26:367
Koerwer, J., 26:408 Moore, D. W., 27:51 Robideaux, M. L., 27:331
Koopman, B., 27:25 Mora, M. A., 27:202, 213 Robinson, G. D., 27:1, 5
Kot, L., 26:356 Moreno, E., 27:415 Rodriguez, J., 26:208
Kreutzweiser, D. P., 26:124 Morrison, G. E., 26:163 Rogers, B. A., 26:163
Kroll, R. B., 27:1, 5 Moser, J., 26:387 Romano, M., 27:426
Kubiak, T. J., 27:202, 213 Mueller, J. G., 26:309, 320 Rossano, A. J., Jr., 27:555
Kulandaivelu, G., 26:521 Mulvey, M., 27:20, 346 Rosscoe, R., 26:444
Murdoch, R. N., 26:367 Rouchaud, J., 26:222
Lake, P., 26:367 Muthuchelian, K., 26:521 Royals, H. E., 27:466
Lamm, S. H., 26:130 Ruano, A., 27:415
Lange, T. R., 27:466 Rucifiska, L., 26:13, 267
Lanner6é, E., 27:281 McBee, K., 27:239 Ruedas, L. A., 27:176
Lantz, S. E., 26:309, 320 McDowell, L. L., 27:115 Ryan, K., 26:95, 491
LaPoint, T. W., 27:527 McKenzie-Smith, F., 26:483
Lari, L., 26:234 McMurry, S. T., 27:14 Sahili, I., 26:381
Lean, D. R. S., 27:82 Salmona, M., 27:426
Lee, E. M., 26:95, 491 Nadal, J., 27:137 Sanchez, D. J., 26:64
Lee, I., 27:130 Nag, K., 26:95 Sastre, I., 27:338
Lemaire, P., 26:191 Nair, P. P., 26:201 Sawamura, R., 26:304
Leonzio, C., 26:234 Nault, A. J., 26:425 Scanlon, P. F., 27:60
Lewis, R. G., 26:37, 47 Nebeker, A. V., 26:23, 29, 33; 27:250, 318 Schaum, J. L., 26:47
Lewis, T., 27:176 Nedunchezhian, N., 26:521 Schlueter, W. J., 26:392
Li, P., 26:408 Nelson, J. O., 27:375 Schmuck, R., 26:240
Li, Y., 26:408 Newman, M. C., 27:20, 346 Schubauer-Berigan, M. K., 27:507
Liber, K., 26:212 Newsted, J. L., 27:202, 213 Schultz, T. W., 26:299
Lind, B., 27:281 Niimi, A. J., 26:169 Schuytema, G. S., 26:23, 29, 33; 27:250,
Linder, G., 27:44 Nims, R. W., 27:513 318
Linzey, A. U., 27:521 Nisbet, I. C. T., 26:351 Schwartz, T. R., 27:527
Livingstone, D. R., 26:191 Nolet, B. A., 27:154 Seabolt, N. D., 27:306
Liacuna, S., 27:137 Nufiez, L., 27:415 Seinen, W., 27:260
Author Index
Serranzana, S., 27:276 Tanabe, S., 26:13, 267 Vickers, M. L., 26:292
Shaffer, K. R., 26:473 Tachikawa, M., 26:304 Vidya, S., 27:272
Sham, S., 26:201 Tarmohamed, Y., 27:454 Visviki, I.. 26:149, 154
Shirazi, M. A., 26:417, 27:331 Tatsukawa, R., 26:13, 267
Sijm, D., 27:260 Tehseen, W. M., 26:79 Waddell, B., 27:195
Sinclair, P. H., 26:435 Tessier, L., 26:179 Wagner, J. J., 27:331
Walsh, K., 26:367
Singer, M. M., 27:130 Thies, M. J., 27:239
Sk6ra, K., 26:267 Thim, A. M., 26:137 Wauters, A., 26:222
Skowronski, G. A., 26:504 Thomas, R. L., 26:309 Webb, J., 26:466
Smith, G. J., 26:444 Thompson, G. B., 27:541 Weis, J. S., 26:103
Smith, R., 27:357 Thompson, D. R., 27:168 Weis, P., 26:103
Smith, S., 27:115 Tietze, N. S., 26:473 Weiss, D. J., 27:420
Snell, T. W., 26:549 Tiller, D., 26:483 Welbourn, P. M., 26:335, 454
Solomon, K. R., 26:212, 398; 27:126 Tillitt, D. E., 27:202, 213 Wells, M. J. M., 27:555
Soria, M. L., 27:415 Tjeerdema, R. S., 27:130 Welsh, D., 26:452; 27:180
Southwick, L. M., 27:115 Turkall, R. M., 26:504 Wenning, R. J., 27:64, 486
Sowby, M. L., 27:130 Tyler, S. J., 26:7 Wentworth, J. D., 27:299
Spalding, M. G., 27:299 Weseloh, D. V., 26:356
Spann, J. W., 26:444 Uchida, J. Y., 27:121 Wester, R. C., 27:276
Stanley, T. R., Jr., 26:444 Ueda, A., 26:403 Whitmore, R. W., 26:47
Statts, N., 26:143 Upshall, C., 27:477 Wiles, J. A., 27:384
Staubus, A. E., 26:251 Williams, M. J., 27:449
Steible, C. K., 27:299 Vahter, M., 27:281 Willis, G. H., 27:115
Wissing, T. E., 26:261
Stephenson, G. R., 26:398; 27:126 Vaillancourt, G., 26:179
Stern, A., 27:8 Valente, H., 27:357 Wolff, J. O., 26:478; 27:534
Wood, S. G., 26:79
Stewart, F. M., 27:168 van der Haeven, J. C. M., 26:227
Wustenberg, W., 27:420
Stiller, A., 27:400 van der Meij, J. C. A., 26:342
Stohs, S. J., 26:387, 392 Vandervoort, C., 27:202, 213 Xiao, J., 27:431
Su, S. H., 27:486 van Gestel, C. A. M., 27:88 Xu, Q., 26:459
Sunderam, R. I. M., 27:541 van Gestel, K., 27:260
Yamashita, N., 26:13, 267
Sundlof, S. F., 27:299 Venkat, J. A., 26:201
Sundstrém, B., 26:137 Verbrugge, D. A., 27:202, 213 Zaman, K., 26:114
Versteeg, D. J., 26:408 Zayed, J., 27:311
Talbot, V., 26:466 Vestey, M. R., 27:14 Zhou, S., 26:527
Subject Index to Volumes 26 and 27
Acid rain effects of air polution on passerines, to pesticides in non-occupational
effects on crop plants, 26:521 27:137 settings, 26:47
effects on salamanders, 27:232 Hg in terns and gulls, 27:162 to Hg from agricultural products in
Air pollution heavy metals in guillemonts, 27:168 Italy, 26:329
Mn effect on pigeons, 27:311 contaminant exposure in herons, video imaging to assess dermal
effect on passerine birds and small 27:176 exposure to pesticides, 26:398
mammals, 27:137 Se in eggs of aquatic species, 27:180 estimating pirimiphos in greenhouse
availability of Pb in automobile Pb in ducks, 27:289 workers, 27:126
exhaust, 27:145 Hg and Se in eagles, 27:294 extraction of pesticides from field
NO,, biochemical effects, 27:426 Hg in wading species, 27:299 exposure patches, °27:276
Amphibian Mn in pigeons, 27:311 Pb and Cd in children, 27:281
carboxylic acid effects on Xenopus to Hg in risk groups in Spain, 27:415
embryos, 27:243 to PCBs in Mohawk and control
Guthion effects on Xenopus embryos, Carbamate pesticides women, 27:431
27:250 effects on snails, 26:23
Cd effects on salamander, 27:318 effects of organic fertilizer on soil Insect toxicity
effect of pH, temperature, metals on metabolism of, 26:222 Hg in housefly and cabbage looper
salamander, 27:323 short-term aquatic toxicity testing of, moth, 26:114
26:240 Trichlopyr in aquatic insects, 26:124
toxicity to bees, 27:107
ammonia in aquatic insects, 26:292
Bioaccumulation estimating exposure to workers, 27:126 pesticides in bees, 27:107
PCBs in foxes, 26:1 Cytochrome P450 Invertebrates
effect of pesticides on snails, 26:23 P450 1A1 induction in medaka by coal pesticides in snails, 26:23
pentachlorophenol in Midge, 26:251 extracts, 27:400 in vitro cytotoxicity testing, 26:69
PAH in fish, 26:261 Cr, Cu, As effects on benthos, 26:103
PCBs in porpoise, 26:267 Fish trace elements in crayfish, 26:137
hydrocarbons and PCBs in fish and effect of toxins on Mysidacea, 26:90 Cd and Hg in molluscs, 26:179
invertebrates, 26:273 effects of pulp and paper mill on hydrocarbons and PCBs in bivalves
PAH in molluscs, 26:367 flounder histopathology, 26:95 and crustaceans, 26:273
Zn in amphipods, 26:459 effects of nitrite on trout, 26:119 ammonia toxicity in, 26:292
Zn in mussels, 26:466 toxicity of triclopyr in, 26:124 OC pesticides in, 26:356
metals in mussels, 27:36 Cd toxicity in Chironomidae, 26:143 PAH in molluscs, 26:367
metals and As in small mammals, Hg toxicity in trout, 26:169 Se in, 26:452
27:44 oxyradical production in flounder Zn in Amphipoda, 26:459
Cd in beavers, 27:154 hepatic microsomes by xenobiotics, Zn in mussels, 26:466
Hg in gulls and terns, 27:162 26:191 bioassays using zebra mussel, 27:29
heavy metals in guillemonts, 27:168 PAH in Chironomus and Lepomis, trace metals in mussels, 27:36
Se in eggs of shore birds, 27:180 26:261 trace metals in sediments and, 27:54
Se in fish eggs and milt, 27:195 petroleum hydrocarbons and PCBs in, OC pesticide uptake by earthworms,
OC pesticides, PCBs, dioxins, Hg in 26:273 27:260
fish, 27:202 Cd effects in carp, 26:342 lysosome enlargement by metais in
Pb in ducks, 27:289 Se in, 26:452 mussels, 27:338
Hg and Se in eagles, 27:294 Sculpin anomalies near pulp and paper Pb exposure history in snails, 27:346
Hg in wading birds, 27:299 mill, 26:491 toxicity of deltamethrin in benthic,
Hg in otters, 27:306 naphthoquinone toxicity in bluegill 27:384
of hydrocarbons in flounder, 27:477 sunfish BF-2 cells, 27:8 toxicity of herbicides in aquatic, 27:392
of PCBs in rat tissues, 27:513 U tolerance in mosquitofish, 27:20 toxicity of endosulfan in cladocerans,
of PCBs in a mouse population, 27 Se in Razorback sucker, 27:195 27:541
521 OC pesticides, PCBs, dioxins and Hg In vitro toxicity testing
Birds in, 27:202, 213 fluoride in rat bone marrow cells,
OC pesticides, PCBs and Hg in tri-n-butyltin effects on, 27:224 26:60
passerines, 26:7 PCBs in cod-liver oil, 27:266 in vitro cytotoxicity using aquatic
PCBs in eagles, 26:13 heavy metals in, following urban invertebrates, 26:69
dieldrin in mallard ducklings, 26:29 runoff, 27:352 effects of alkyl ethoxylates and metals
pentachlorophenol in mallard OC pesticides in salmon, 27:367 on amphipods, 26:110
ducklings, 26:33 P450 induction in medaka, 27:400 Cu and Cd effects on algae, 26:149,
tri-n-butyltin oxide in quail, 26:227 Hg in and human risk groups in Spain, 154
azinphos-methyl in quail, 26:234 27:415 Cu and sediment toxicity, 26:163
heavy metals and Se in terns, 26:351 Ag in carp, 27:459 tetrachloro- and pentachloro phenol
OC compounds in terrestrial foodweb, Hg in bass, 27:466 toxicity in Daphnia and rotifers,
26:356 accumulation of hydrocarbons in 26:212
toxicity response of quail, 26:417 flounder, 27:477 pesticides in short-term aquatic, 26:240
environmental contaminants in ducks, effects of atrazine and esfenvalerate in pentachlorophenol effects on
26:425 aquatic mesocosms, 27:527 Tetrahymena, 26:299
OC pesticides and reproductive toxicity assessment using rotifer,
success, 26:435 26:549
As and Se in ducks, 26:444 Human exposure heavy metal toxicity using microplate
Pb from sediments in bobwhites, 27:60 to pesticides in children, 26:37 assay, 27:25
Subject Index
zebra mussel bioassay, 27:29 in feathers of terns, 26:351 pentachlorophenol removal from
Cd and pentachlorophenol in in redheads, 26:425 groundwater, 26:309
nematodes, 27:88 sources of Zn in exposure of pentachlorophenol removal from
herbicides using Ceriodaphnia dubia, amphipoda, 26:459 groundwater, 26:320
27:103 Zn uptake in mussels, 26:466 in terrestrial foodweb, 26:356
Corexit in marine species, 27:130 rapid toxicity assessment of using heptachlor epoxide elimination from
flow cytometry measurements in heron rotifers, 26:549 mink, 26:374
tissue, 27:176 microplate assay for, 27:25 in ducks, 26:425
methyl isocyanate in rat brain variation of concentrations in mussels, effects on reproductive success in
mitochondria, 27:272 27:36 birds, 26:435
use of beef heart mitochondria, 27:410 bioavailability to small mammals at in water and sediments, 26:483
bronchiolar lavage fluid for NO,, mining site, 27:54 toxicity assessment using Rotifers,
27:426 bioavailability of Pb from sediments in 26:549
toxicity of endosulfan in cladocerans, bobwhites, 27:60 in eggs of snapping turtles, 27:82
27:541 accumulation in sediments from the pentachlorophenol in nematodes, 27:88
Passaic River, 27:64 in Great Lakes fishes, 27:202
Mammalian toxicity sensitivity to Cd in nematodes, 27:88 in free-tailed bats, cross-placental
protective effect of mercaptopropanes availability of elements in automobile transfer, 27:239
in mouse developmental, 26:64 exhausts, paint and soil, 27:145 uptake by earthworms, 27:260
PBBs and PCterphenyls and in vitro Cd in beavers, 27:154 in salmon, 27:367
mouse fertilization, 26:208 Hg contamination and elimination in toxicity of endosulfan in cladocerans,
heptachlor epoxide elimination from gull and tern feathers, 27:162 27:541
mink, 26:374 variation in levels in tissues of reproductive transfer in whales, 27:546
menadione-induced lipid peroxidation guillemots, 27:168 Organophosphate pesticides
in rats, 26:387 concentrations in chironomids, 27:186 residential exposure to children, 26:37
respiratory allergy from TDI in guinea concentrations of Hg in Great Lakes non-occupational exposure to in two
pig, 26:403 fishes, 27:202 U.S. cities, 26:47
comparative toxicity of concentrations of Hg in Great Lakes effects of diazinon on arnphipods,
azinphos-methyl in mice and voles, fishes and effects on mink, 27:213 26:110
26:478 methods for assessing Pb and Cd effects of azinphos methyl in quail,
testicular atrophy and vitamin B,, in exposure in children, 27:281 26:234
rats, 26:497 lead poisoning in ducks, 27:289 short-term aquatic toxicity, 26:240
dermal exposure and metabolism of Hg in feathers to assess bald eagle recovery of malathion from simulated
naphthalene in rats, 26:504 reproduction, 27:294 mosquito field tests, 26:473
renal dysfunction in rats by Hg in livers of wading birds, 27:299 toxicity of azinphos-methyl to mice
trihalomethanes, 27:1 Hg in river otters, 27:306 and voles, 26:478
renal dysfunction in rats by Mn contamination from motor toxicity assessment using rotifers,
trihalomethanes, 27:5 vehicles, using pigeon, 27:311 26:549
immune responses in rats from effects of Cd on limb regeneration in toxicity to bees, 27:107
benzene, 27:14 salamander, 27:318 azinphosmethyl! washoff from cotton
health implications of OC pesticides, effects on embryonic development in plants, 27:115
PCBs, dioxins and Hg for minks, salamanders, 27:323 toxicity of Guthion to Xenopus
27:213 effects of Cd and Cu on cell growth in embryos, 27:250
chronic sublethal doses of dimethoate plant cultures, 27:331 effects of chronic sublethal
in rats, 27:256 digestive lysosome enlargement by Cu, dimethoate, 27:256
effects of methy isocyanate on rat Cd and Zn in mussels, 27:338 metabolism of diisopropyl
brain mitochondria, 27:272 exposure and adaptation to Pb in methylphosphonate in mink and rats,
rat lung for NO,, 27:425 snails, 27:346 27:420
Metals concentrations in fish through urban distribution of azinphos-methyl applied
methylmercury-induced developmental runoff, 27:352 to alfalfa, 27:534
toxicity in mice, 26:64 Hg in population risk groups in Spain, Organotin compounds
effects of chromated copper arsenate 27:415 effects of tri-n-butyltin oxide in quail,
on Bonthos, 26:103 Cd, Co, Cu, Ni effects on algae, 26:227
sensitivity of Hyalella azteca to Cu, 27:454 short-term aquatic toxicity of, 26:240
Cd and Zn, 26:110 accumulation of Ag in carp, 27:459 effects of triphenyltin in fishes, 27:224
insect model for assessing Hg toxicity, Hg in bass, 27:466 effects on nitrifying bacteria, 27:501
26:114 in opossum, 27:472
trace elements in crayfish, 26:137 Microbial degradation Paraquat
chronic toxicity of Cd to pentachlorophenol by tetrahymena, effects on snails, 26:23
Chironomidae, 26:143 26:299 and deamination of biogenic amines,
growth effects of Cu and Cd on alkylphenol polyethoxylates by mixed 26:534
chlorophytes, 26:149 bacterial cultures, 26:540 PCBs, furans and dioxins
ultrastructure effects of Cu and Cd on PCBs in foxes, 26:1
chlorophytes, 26:154 PCBs in eggs of passerine birds, 26:7
sediment toxicity testing of Cu, 26:163 Organochlorine pesticides PCBs in eagles, 26:13
inorganic and organic Hg toxicity to dieldrin in ducklings, 26:29 effects on in vitro fertilization in
trout, 26:169 pentachlorophenol in ducklings, 26:33 mouse, 26:208
temperature effects on Cd and Hg in exposure of children to, 26:37 bioaccumulation in midge, 26:251
molluscs, 26:179 tetrachlorophenol and in porpoise tissue, 26:267
Hg levels in agricultural products, pentachlorophenol effects on in vitro in bivalves, crustaceans and fishes,
26:329 fertilization in mouse, 26:212 26:273
Hg uptake by aquatic macrophyte, short-term aquatic toxicity of, 26:240 in sediments from Passaic River, 27:64
26:335 effects of pentachlorophenol on in snapping turtle eggs, 27:82
effects of Cd on carp, 26:342 killfish, 26:304 in fishes from Great Lakes, 27:202
568 Subject Index
implications for mink health, 27:213 Reactive oxygen species of Beauveria bassiana in Menidia
in cod-liver oil, 27:266 effect of Hg on antioxidant enzymes beryllina, 27:95
in sediments from Lake Champlain and from housefly and cabbage loper of carboxylic acids on Xenopus, 27:243
Lake George, 27:357 moth, 26:114 Triazine herbicides
in human milk, 27:431 oxyradical production by flounder effects on snails, 26:23
in surface sediments from Newark hepatic microsomes by xenobiotics, short-term aquatic toxicity testing of,
Bay, 27:486 26:191 26:240
PCBs in rat tissues following dietary menadione-induced lipid peroxidation, effects on Ceriodaphnia duba, 27:103
exposure, 27:513 26:387 atrazine soil extraction with
PCBs in a mouse population, 27:521 formation and stimulation by TCDD in immunoassay and GC, 27:375
reproductive transfer in whales, 27:546 rat peritoneal lavage cells, 26:392 effects in aquatic mesocosms, 27:527
Permethrins naphthoquinone toxicity in bluegill Trihalomethanes
toxicity to bees, 27:107 sunfish cells, 27:8 formation by chlorination of
washoff from cotton plants, 27:115 Remediation humic-containing water and
toxicity to beneficial invertebrates, field-scale testing of bioreactor for determination of, 26:381
27:384 removal of creosote and induction of renal dysfunction in rats
effects in aquatic mesocosms, 27:527 pentachlorophenol, 26:309 by, 27:1
Pesticide application methods field-scale testing of bioreactor for induction of renal dysfunction in rats
recovery from simulated mosquito field removal of creosote and by, 27:5
tests, 26:473 pentachlorophenol, 26:320
Water quality
washoff from cotton plants, 27:115 response of algae to anthelmenthic
estimated by ducklings exposed to
distribution of azinphos methyl applied plant extract, 27:406
pentachlorophenol, 26:33
to alfalfa, 27:534
assessment of contaminants in Punjab,
Petroleum hydrocarbons Selenium
26:79
accumulation in bivalves, crustaceans in eggs of aquatic birds, 27:180
distribution of petroleum hydrocarbons
and fishes, 26:273 in eggs and milt of razorback sucker,
in Bahrain, 26:185
in ducks, 26:425 27:195
quantitative assessment of quality
in water-soluble fraction of crude oil, eagle feather levels and reproduction,
using biological indicator, 26:201
26:527 27:294
pesticide comparisons using short-term
Physico-chemical methods in benthic-detrital food chain, 27:441
toxicity testing, 26:240
video imaging techniques for pesticide in green algae, 27:449
field scale removal of creosote and
exposure, 26:398 Soil and sediments
pentachlorophenol, 26:309
acid-base equilibria of organic chemical contaminants in Punjabi
field scale removal of creosote and
poilutants, 26:510 water and, 26:79
pentachlorophenol, 26:320
for water-soluble fraction of crude oil, Cu reference for toxicity testing of,
Hg uptake into aquatic macrophyte,
26:527 26:163
26:335
atrazine soil extraction with effects of organic fertilizer on pesticide
effects of Cd in carp, 26:342
immunoassay and GC analysis, metabolism, 26:222
formation and determination of
27:375 food chain transfer of PAH from,
trihalomethanes, 26:381
isolation of pore water for toxicity 26:261
testing, 27:507 release rates of PAH from, 26:282 as source of Zn in exposure of
Amphipoda, 26:459
Phytotoxicity Hg uptake from, 26:335
and Olestra in municipal sludge, 26:408 plant growth response to Olestra in uptake and effects of Zn in mussels,
26:466
effects of acid rain on crop plants, municipal sludge, 26:408
26:521 concentration of Se in, 26:452 OC pesticide residues, 26:483
anomalies in Sculpins from pulp and
toxicity of Benlate to cucumber via OC pesticide residues in, 26:483
paper mill, 26:491
volatile decomposition product, kinetics and bioavailability of
27:121 naphthalene from, 26:504 toxicity testing using cladocerans,
27:541
Cu and Cd toxicity tests, 27:331 effects of storage on toxicity of, 27:51
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons trace metals in and availability to textile wastewater effluent toxicity,
27:555
distribution in Bahrain coastal waters, Anadara granosa, 27:54
26: 185 bioavailability to bobwhites of Pb Xenobiotic metabolism
accumulation in fish, 26:261 from, 27:60 oxyradical formation in flounder
release from sediments in relation to accumulation of metals, PCBs and hepatic microsomes, 26:191
octanol-water partitioning, 26:282 PAH in, 27:64 feed restriction and heptachlor epoxide
removal of creosote from groundwater, availability of elements from, 27:145 elimination from mink, 26:374
26:309 polychlorodibenzodioxins and urinary lipid metabolites from
removal of creosote from groundwater, dibenzofurans in, 27:357 menadione-induced lipid
26:320 atrazine extraction from and peroxidation in rats, 26:387
bioaccumulation in molluscs, 26:367 immunoassay and GC analysis, formation of reactive oxygen species
accumulation in sediments from 27:375 and DNA damage by TCDD in rat
Passaic River, 27:64 bioaccumulation in flounder from, peritoneal lavage cells, 26:392
cytochrome P450 1A1 induction in 27:477 naphthalene bioavailability in rats,
Medaka by coal, 27:400 polychlorinated dibenzo-dioxins and 26:504
-furans in, 27:486 deamination of biogenic amines in
Radionuclides isolation of pore water from, 27:507 paraquat intoxication, 26:534
U tolerance in mosquitofish, 27:20 immune responses during benzene
accumulation in sediments from Teratogenesis exposure in rats, 27:14
Passaic River, 27:64 protective effects on metabolism of diisopropyl
accumulation of ''°™Ag in flounder methylHg-induced developmental methylphosphonate in mink and rats,
27:459 toxicity, 26:64 27:420