Titlebook: In Situ Evaluation of Biological Hazards of Environmental Pollutants; Shahbeg S. Sandhu,William R. Lower,Raymond R. Tice Book 1990 Plenum

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Toxicological Research and Related Programs under Superfundances this has resulted in contamination of soil, ground water, air, and the human food chain. What gets into these media has the potential for getting into people. And that has implications for public health.

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Bioassessment Methods for Determining the Hazards of Dredged Material Disposal in the Marine Environ hazards to ecologically and commercially important populations. Because of their importance, suites of bioassessment methods representing several levels of biological organization have been proposed for predicting and assessing the hazards resulting from the ocean disposal of dredged material (Gentile and Scott, 1987; Gentile et al, 1988c).

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Earthworm Immunoassays for Evaluating Biological Effects of Exposure to Hazardous Materialsand Martin, 1981; Satchell, 1983; Lee, 1985; Fitzpatrick et al., 1989) and from laboratory and in situ toxicity and/or bioaccumulation studies (Appendix 1, No. 1) supports using several earthworm species to develop standardized protocols (Appendix 1, No. 2) for evaluating biological risks of terrestrial pollutants.

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Sentinel Animals (Dogs) as Predictors of Childhood Exposure to Environmental Lead Contamination: Obsncept, it is a preventable disease-remove the lead from the child’s environment and the disease will disappear. In practice, however, eliminating childhood lead poisoning is a complex public health problem (ATSDR, 1988; Lin-Fu, 1980).

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