Aquatic Toxicology

Editorial Board
pp. CO2-CO2(1)

Editorial Board
pp. ii-ii(1)

A copepod life-cycle test and growth model for interpreting the effects of lindane
pp. 1-11(11)
Authors: Brown R.J.; Rundle S.D.; Hutchinson T.H.; Williams T.D.; Jones M.B.

Comparative bioavailability of selenium to aquatic organisms after biological treatment of agricultural drainage water
pp. 13-25(13)
Authors: Amweg E.L.; Stuart D.L.; Weston D.P.

Ecotoxicological study of Lithuanian and Estonian wastewaters: selection of the biotests, and correspondence between toxicity and chemical-based indices
pp. 27-41(15)
Authors: Manusadzianas L.; Balkelyte L.; Sadauskas K.; Blinova I.; Pollumaa L.; Kahru A.

Joint algal toxicity of 16 dissimilarly acting chemicals is predictable by the concept of independent action
pp. 43-63(21)
Authors: Faust M.; Altenburger R.; Backhaus T.; Blanck H.; Boedeker W.; Gramatica P.; Hamer V.; Scholze M.; Vighi M.; Grimme L.H.

Acute waterborne nickel toxicity in the rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) occurs by a respiratory rather than ionoregulatory mechanism
pp. 65-82(18)
Authors: Pane E.F.; Richards J.G.; Wood C.M.

Fractal analysis of vascular complexity in cadmium-treated zebrafish embryos
pp. 83-87(5)
Authors: Chan P.K.; Cheng S.H.