Toxicological effects of short‐term resuspension of metal‐contaminated freshwater and marine sediments - Fetters, Kyle J.; Costello, David M.; Hammerschmidt, Chad R.; Burton Jr, G. Allen (Environmental toxicology and chemistry, 2016)
Keywords: Amphipoda; Animals; Aquatic ecosystems; Aquatic Organisms; Bioavailability; Bioluminescence; cadmium; chromium; Contaminated sediments; copper; Daphnia; Daphnia magna; Dinoflagellida; Ecological effects; Ecosystem; ecosystems; environmental impact; Fresh Water - analysis; freshwater; Freshwater pollution; Geologic Sediments - analysis; Hyalella azteca; Illinois; iron oxides; lakes; lead; life history; Maine; Marine pollution; Marine sediments; Metal bioavailability; Metal concentrations; Metals - toxicity; Neanthes arenaceodentata; nickel; Organic matter; Particulate matter; particulates; pollutants; Polychaeta; Propeller wash; Pyrocystis lunula; Resuspended sediments; Risk assessment; Sediment oxidation; Sediment pollution; Sediment resuspension; Speciation; Survival Analysis; Suspensions; Toxicity; Toxicology; Water Pollutants, Chemical - toxicity; Water pollution; Waterways; zinc; Illinois; Maine; ANW, USA, Maine; USA, Illinois; Metal bioavailability; Hyalella azteca; Propeller wash; Sediment resuspension; Sediment oxidation