… in aquatic ecosystems and their effects on aquatic organisms … of freshwater ecosystems
and their ecotoxicological effects at … on the lowest observed effect concentrations (LOECs), …

… Aquatic ecosystems are often impacted by chemical pollution, originating from municipal
and industrial wastewater effluents (point sources), airborne deposition as well as runoff from …

… models in ecotoxicological tests was limited if compared to animals. Also, toxicant effects on
… When pesticides reach the aquatic ecosystem, their toxic potential can vary depending on …

… exposing an entire aquatic ecosystem to a toxicant contradicts the goals of ecotoxicology.
Second, the effort required to quantify the structure and function of an ecosystem over eco…

… challenging, the combination of ecotoxicological experiments and models is key for a
more comprehensive assessment of the effects of chemical stressors to aquatic ecosystems. …

… However, the propensity for rapid accumulation and the potential for mixture effects warrant
further research to evaluate the fate and the disposition of UV filters in the aquatic ecosystem…

… effects of anthropogenic activities. We present the fundamental concepts of aquatic ecotoxicology
… At the aquatic ecosystem level, the contamination of living organisms, whatever their …

… assess relevant contamination in aquatic ecosystems. In the strictest … effects on complex
ecosystems: Current ecotoxicological testing mainly supports the quantitative aspect of effect …

… for terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. They are important sources of pollution and may result
in ecotoxicological effects on terrestrial, groundwater and aquatic ecosystems. At severely …

… monitoring and assessment of environmental risk in aquatic ecosystems at local, state,
regional, … basis for monitoring the condition of aquatic ecosystems. The EMAP strategy includes …