Environmental pollutants such as metals, pesticides, and other organics pose serious risks
to many aquatic organisms. Accordingly, a great deal of previous research has …

Adverse outcome pathways (AOPs) organize knowledge on the progression of toxicity
through levels of biological organization. By determining the linkages between toxicity …

The potential prognostic use of lysosomal reactions to environmental pollutants is explored
in relation to predicting animal health in marine mussels, based on diagnostic biomarker …

Global climate change is impacting organisms, biological communities and ecosystems
around the world. While most research has focused on characterizing how the climate is …

Electromyogram (EMG) telemetry studies that involve remotely monitoring the locomotory
activity and energetics of fish are contributing important information to the conservation and …

The study investigates the relationship between changes in physiological energetics of
organisms and alterations of growth, development and reproduction of Daphnia magna …

Organisms exposed to suboptimal conditions face an a priori cost of combating stress in
terms of metabolic resources. The energy available for maintenance, growth, and …

Whereas ecological assessments of contaminants are concerned with populations and
higher levels of organization, most mechanistic work in toxicology is directed at effects on …

Abstract Changes to sources, stressors, habitats, and geographic ranges; toxicological
effects; end points; and uncertainty estimation require significant changes in the …

Abstract Knowledge of life‐history traits is increasingly recognized as an important criterion
for effective management and conservation. Understanding the link between physiology and …