The comprehensive assessment of the long-term impacts of constant exposure to pollutants
on wildlife populations remains a relatively unexplored area of ecological risk assessment …

Considering long-term population effects of chronic exposure to contaminants remains
limited in ecological risk assessment. Field evidence that multigenerational exposure …

The widespread use of insecticides has ecological consequences such as emergence of
insecticide resistance and environmental pollution. Aedes albopictus is a major vector of …

Hyalella azteca are epibenthic amphipods that have developed resistance to pyrethroid and
organophosphate insecticides due to single amino acid substitutions in the voltage-gated …

The honey bee ectoparasite Varroa destructor is considered the major threat to apiculture,
as untreated colonies of Apis mellifera usually collapse within a few years. In order to control …

Recent studies demonstrated pyrethroid resistance associated with voltage-gated sodium
channel mutations in populations of the epibenthic amphipod, Hyalella azteca. Resistant …

Global climate change continues to cause alterations in environmental conditions which can
be detrimental to aquatic ecosystem health. The development of pesticide resistance in …

The use of insecticides in agricultural settings often exerts negative effects on nontarget
species. Methomyl, a broad-spectrum carbamate insecticide, is recommended to manage a …

An increasing number of studies have found tolerance variation in populations consistently
exposed to contaminants, but few studies have examined whether these laboratory-derived …

Chronic exposure to pyrethroid insecticides can result in strong selective pressures on non-
target species in aquatic systems and drive the evolution of resistance and population-level …