The application of plant protection products (PPPs) may have delayed and long-term non-
intentional impacts on aquatic invertebrates inhabiting agricultural landscapes. Such effects …

How populations of aquatic fauna persist in extreme desert environments is an enigma.
Individuals often breed and disperse during favorable conditions. Theory predicts that …

Chemical pollutants derived from agricultural activities represent a major threat to freshwater
biota. Despite growing evidence involving epigenetic processes, such as DNA methylation …

Despite the fact that a great number of researches have been dedicated to the adsorptive
removal of hazardous contaminates such as organic micropulltants, it is still highly desirable …

Global pesticide exposure in agriculture leads to biodiversity loss, even at ultra-low
concentrations below the legal limits. The mechanisms by which the effects of toxicants act …

Agricultural activities are a major cause of change in avifauna, frequently resulting in
diminished diversity and biotic homogenization, and ultimately compromising ecosystem …

Pollutants in an environment can have long-term implications for the species living there,
resulting in local adaptations with implications for their genetic structure. Heavy metal …

Isothiazolinones are a family of broad‐spectrum biocides widely used in industry and
consumer products. Chloro‐and methyl‐isothiazolinones (CMIT and MIT) are documented …

Naturally occurring arsenic is toxic at extremely low concentrations, yet some species persist
even in high arsenic environments. We wanted to test if these species show evidence of …

This study provides evidence of fine-grained genetic structuring in Mediterranean mussels
(Mytilus galloprovincialis) from the Strait of Istanbul, caused by barriers to gene flow via …