Acutely lethal (24 h) exposure of adult rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) to 4.9 μmol
copper· l-1 in fresh water (pH 7.9,[Ca 2+]≈ 0.8 mEq· l-1) caused a rapid decline of plasma …

Toxicity tests were performed to determine the 96 h sub-lethal copper concentration at pH 5
(SLCC) for adult brown trout acclimated to 5° C (Oct.–Mar.) or 15° C (May–Aug.) in an …

Abstract Effects of chronic copper exposure on a suite of indicators were examined: acute
toxicity, acclimation, growth, sprint performance, whole‐body electrolytes, tissue residues …

Brown trout acclimated to soft water and exposed for 96 h to a sub-lethal concentration of
copper at low pH (0.08 μmol l− 1 Cu, pH 5) have a lower critical swimming speed than fish …

Rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss, acclimated to 33% sea water (12 mg· ml-1 salinity)
experienced significant (10 meq· 1-1) increases in plasma [Na+] and [Cl-] within 5 h of …

Abstract Changes in buccal and opercular pressure amplitude, as well as ventilation and
coughing frequency were monitored in rainbow trout using catheterization of respiratory …

The acute mechanism of toxicity of waterborne nickel (Ni) was investigated in the rainbow
trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) in moderately hard (∼ 140 mg l− 1 as CaCO3) Lake Ontario …

Gulf toadfish were exposed to sublethal levels of copper (12.8 or 55.2 μM) for 30 days.
Drinking in control fish averaged 1mlkg− 1h− 1 but exposure to 55.2 μM copper resulted in a …

Rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) received 80 μg copper kg− 1 body weight as an
intravenous injection of copper sulfate. Copper levels were analyzed by atomic absorption …

Copper was shown to accumulate in the gills, liver, kidney and plasma of sea water‐adapted
and freshwater‐adapted Platichthys flesus exposed to elevated ambient concentrations of …