Ensuring the health of aquatic ecosystems and identifying species at risk from the
detrimental effects of environmental contaminants can be facilitated by integrating analytical …

Ecotoxicology faces the challenge of assessing and predicting the effects of an increasing
number of chemical stressors on aquatic species and ecosystems. Herein we review …

Water pollution is a significant problem in almost all parts of the world. The complexity of
anthropogenic activities along the watershed seems to lead the river to function as a giant …

Environmental DNA (eDNA) detection methods can complement traditional biomonitoring to
yield new ecological insights in aquatic systems. However, the conceptual and …

Evolutionary adaptation drives biodiversity. So far, however, evolutionary thinking has had
limited impact on plans to counter the effects of climate change on biodiversity and …

There is growing recognition of the need to understand the mechanisms underlying
organismal resilience (ie tolerance, acclimatization) to environmental change to support the …

We present the first data to link physiological responses and pathogen presence with
subsequent fate during migration of wild salmonid smolts. We tagged and non‐lethally …

Despite frequent field observations of impaired immune response and increased disease
incidence in contaminant-exposed wildlife populations, immunotoxic effects are rarely …

Microplastic accumulation in the soil may have a negative impact on environmental security
and human health. The lack of standardized method to identify and quantify microplastics in …

Triclosan (TCS), a high volume chemical widely used in consumer products, is a known
aquatic contaminant found in fish inhabiting polluted watersheds. Mammalian studies have …