Ecological Toxicology Research; effects of heavy metal and Organohalogen Compounds - McIntyre, A.D. (New York : Plenum Press, 1975)
Chapter 1.Ecotoxicology-A New Branch of Toxicology: AGeneral Survey of Its Aims, Methods, and ProspectsChapter 2.Some Effects of Pollutants in Terrestrial EcosystemsChapter 3.Aspects of Heavy Metal and Organohalogen PollutionChapter 4.Species Variation in the Metabolism of Some Organic Halogen CompoundsChapter 5.Reactive Metabolites of Organohalogen CompoundsChapter 6.Activee Sites of Biological Macromolecules and Their Interaction with Heavy MetalsChapter 7.Behavior of Mercury in Natural Systems and Its Global CycleChapter 8.Mobilization of Metals in the Dutch Wadden SeaChapter 9.Metallothionein and the Toxicity of CadmiumChapter 10.The Significance of Multielement Analyses in Metal Pollution StudiesChapter 11.Potentially Persistent Industrial Organic Chemicals Other then PCBChapter 12.The Influence of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Compounds on Hepatic Function in the RatChapter 13.The Accumulation and Excretion of Heavy Metals in OrganismsWorkin Group A. Entry, Distribbution, and Fate of Heavy Metals and Organohalogens in the Physical EnvironmentWorking Groups B/C. Uptake, Fate, and Action of Heavy Metals and Organohalogen Compounds in Living OrganismsWorking Group D. Movements of Heavy Metals and Organohalogens through Food Chains and Their Effects on Populations and CommunitiesWorking Group E. Analytical Methodology.