MP | Monday Posters SETAC North America 35 Annual Meeting | 24

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MP | Monday Posters
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
SETAC North America 35th Annual Meeting | 24
Integrated Env Assessment
and Management
Application of High-Throughput Screening
and High-Content Imaging in Environmental
Toxicology
Chairs: Jessica Leet, Daniel Villeneuve
MP001 Strengthening the Ability to Screen for Thyroid
Disrupting Chemicals within the EDSP | S. Lynn
MP002 Development of the Coastal Biosensor for
Endocrine Disruption (C-BED) Assay | B. Blalock
MP003 Analysis of ToxCast results for bisphenol A
(BPA) | K. Coady
MP004 Activation of human peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-gamma (PPARγ) by house dust extracts
using a UAS-beta-lactamase reporter assay | M. Fang
MP005 High-Content Screening of Chemical Toxicity
in Zebrafish Embryos | D. Volz
Monitoring and Modeling Hydrophilic
Organic Contaminants in Aquatic Systems:
Occurrence, Trends, Physicochemical
Processes and Environmental Impact
Chairs: Xianming Zhang, Rainer Lohmann
MP006 Field validation of polar organic chemical
integrative samplers (POCIS) for detection of munitions
constituents in underwater environments | G. Rosen
MP007 Organophosphate Ester Concentration in
Toronto Tributaries, Rain, and Water Treatment Plants
| J. Truong
MP008 Assessment of pesticide usage in the Midwest
Corn Belt region of the US using passive samplers |
D. Alvarez
MP009 Characterization of water quality of Guarani
Aquifer wells, Santa Catarina State, Brazil | C. Soares
MP010 Environmental Persistence of PFAS Exposures
from Marine Foods in the Faroe Islands | C. Dassuncao
MP011 A comprehensive screening of PFASs in surface
waters from metropolitan and overseas France: occurrence,
spatial patterns, and partitioning behavior | G. Munoz
MP012 Perfluorinated Compounds (PFCs) in the Western South Atlantic | E. Markham
MP013 Tracking Human Footprints in Antarctica
through Passive Sampling of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Inland Lakes | Y. Yao
MP014 Application of polyethyelne devices (PEDs) for
monitoring PAHs and PCBs in water sediment and tissue at a freshwater sediment remediation site | M. Benotti
Environmental or
Analytical Chemistry
Linking Science and
Social Issues
MP015 Fast, ultra-trace analysis of sucralose in multiple-origin aqueous samples by online SPE coupled to
LC and high resolution mass spectrometry | C. Ramirez
What Do We Know About the Ecological Risk
of Consumer and Personal Care Product
Ingredients?
Chairs: Paul DeLeo, Drew McAvoy, Iain Davies,
James Lazorchak
MP016 Effects of embryonic exposure to Triclosan on
craniofacial development in zebrafish larvae | P. DeFlorin
MP017 Occurrence of Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care
Products in Surface Waters: Collaboration between an AP
biology Class and University Faculty | B. Dingmann
MP018 Long-term monitoring of volatile methylsiloxanes in aquatic environments impacted by wastewater
effluent: preliminary findings | R. Seston
MP019 Data acquisition for a North American geospatial environmental exposure model for “down-the-drain”
home and personal care product chemicals | D. Ferrer
Regulatory Directions
Special Symposia
Advanced Environmental Forensics for
Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Chair: Kirk O’Reilly
MP028 Source identification of stranded oil residue
after the Hebei Spirit oil spill | S. Ha
MP029 Urinary Glucuronide and Sulfate Conjugates:
New Biomarkers for Exposure Assessment of Benzo[a]
pyrene and Application to General Population | K. Luo
MP030 Temporal and spatial trends of PAHs and
hopanes concentrations in bivalves and sediments after
the Tsunami disaster in Tohoku coastal waters, Japan |
H. Izumida
MP031 OSA as an unknown route of exposure to filter
feeding bivalve in the turbid environment | A. Loh
MP032 The influence of source selection on Chemical
Mass Balance modeling results: Implications for source
control policy | S. Ahn
Chairs: Charlene Liu, Barbara Mahler, Judy Crane
MP020 Genetic Alteration Signatures In Common Skin
Cancers: Putting EPA’s Proposed Dermal Slope Factor
Into Context | B. Magee
MP021 Detecting PAHs in menhaden heart tissue using
fluorescence | L. Clark
MP022 Distribution and source identification of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in sediments of the
Orange-Senqu catchment, Southern Africa | W. Pheiffer
MP023 Fate of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in
Urban Lake Sediment | V. Boyd
MP024 The Determination of Species Specific Differences in Bioaccumulation of PAHs and Halogenated
Contaminants from Field Collected and Spiked Sediments | T. Watson-Leung
MP025 Bioavailability and Toxicity of PAHs and Metals
in Sediments of Duck and Otter Creeks, Ohio |
P. Fuchsman
MP027 PAHs are rare causes of impairment in US clean
water act section 303(d) reports | A. LeHuray
MP041 How important are avian trophic pathways for
the secondary exposure of predators to second generation
anticoagulant rodenticides (SGARs)? | R. Shore
MP042 Sub lethal effects of anticoagulant rodenticides
on Barn owls Tyto alba javanica in Malaysia in oil palm
plantations | H. Mohd Noor
MP043 Coagulopathy and survival of red-tailed hawks
following exposure to the anticoagulant rodenticide
Rozol® | N. Vyas
MP044 Impact of second generation anticoagulants on
resistance and accumulation of residues | P. Berny
MP045 Secondary poisoning of anticoagulant rodenticides
in predatory birds in The Netherlands | N. van den Brink
MP046 Evidence of enhanced risk of SGAR exposure
and risk to predators in Ireland | R. Shore
MP047 Overview of Risks and Research Needs of
Anticoagulant Rodenticides to Non-Target Predatory
Wildlife | B. Rattner
Advances in Environmental Metabolomics
Chairs: Jonathan Benskin, Timothy Collette
PAHs in Urban and Remote Landscapes: An
Old Story with New Twists
Terrestrial or Wildlife
Toxicology and Ecology
MP033 Influence evaluation of chlorophenol in Japanese
medaka, Oryzias latipes using metabolomics approach |
K. Emiko
MP034 Changes in urine metabolites following a single
oral dose of selenomethionine, methylmercury, or their
combination in juvenile white sturgeon | S. Huang
MP035 Metabolomics study on mammalian cells
exposed to Arsenite | A. Jia
MP036 Assessing Metabolomic Response in Multiple
Aquatic Species Exposed to Effluents, Water, and Sediments from Hamilton Harbour, Ontario | J. Benskin
MP037 Fingerprinting Contaminant Exposure Using
Metabolomic Response in Zebrafish Embryos | J. Benskin
MP038 Variation in systems toxicology | D. Simmons
INTERACTIVE PLATFORM
The Use of Rodenticides, a Nagging Issue on
Their Effectiveness and Risks
Chairs: Barnett Rattner, Richard Shore
INTERACTIVE PLATFORM (PM – Room 119/120)
MP039 Restoring Island Ecosystems: The challenges of
eradicating introduced rodents | G. Howald
MP040 Ecological Factors Driving Uptake of ARs in
Predators | S. Hindmarch
Deepwater Horizon/MC 252 Well Incident
Update
Chairs: Eugene Mancini, Robert Haddad,
Paul Boehm
INTERACTIVE PLATFORM (PM – Room 119/120)
MP048 Biodegradation of Dispersed MC-252 Crude
Oil by Indigenous Gulf of Mexico Microbial Communities | P. Gardinali
MP049 Impacts of Deepwater Horizon Sub-Lethal
Crude Oil Exposure On Sub-Adult Mahi-mahi (Coryphaena hippurus): Swim Performance and Metabolic
Implications | J. Stieglitz
MP050 Defects in heart development following MC252
crude oil exposure in embryos of large pelagic fish |
N. Scholz
MP051 Toxicity of Corexit® 9500 and 9527 and its major components to early life stage sheepshead minnows
| S. Dasgupta
MP052 The contribution of the polar unresolved complex mixture of the water accommodated fraction from
field weathered MC252 CTC oil to toxicity | T. Størseth
MP053 Persistence of DOSS in GOM sediments |
M. Perkins
MP054 Effects of Deepwater Horizon crude oil exposure combined with hypoxia or elevated temperature on
the swimming performance of juvenile mahi-mahi |
C. Pasparakis
MP055 Differences in oil related biomarkers in deep
sea sharks relative to time elapsed from the Deepwater
Horizon Oil Spill incident | A. Leary
MP056 Bioavailability and toxicity of dispersed oil to
developing fish embryos | B. Hansen
MP057 Development of a Weathered Crude Oil Standard Reference Material | J. Murray
MP058 PAH uptake and depuration in pelagic copepods
– model development and validation | B. Hansen
MP059 Laboratory microcosm aerobic and anaerobic
degradation of Corexit surfactants | M. Perkins
MP060 Cardiovascular Lesions in Wild Gulf Menhaden (Brevoortia patronus) Collected in the Northern
Gulf of Mexico Following the Deepwater Horizon Oil
Spill | D. Millemann
MP061 Corexit 9500® substantially increases the biodegradation of otherwise undispersed oil | R. Prince
Improving Wildlife Risk Assessment:
Characterization of Exposure–Response
Relationships
Chairs: Gary Mann, Bradley Sample,
Anne Fairbrother
MP062 Application of Database-generated Species
Sensitivity Distributions to Prioritize Areas of Concern
and Risks to Wildlife | W. Rogers
MP063 Characterizing Wildlife Exposure-Response
Relationships Using Benchmark Dose Analysis: Comparing and Integrating Models | D. Skall
MP064 Passive ion collectors for characterizing accumulation of inorganic atmospheric contaminants by moss
biomonitors in Alaska | B. Brumbaugh
MP065 Use of a Macrophage ROS Model to Examine
the Role of Metals in Oxidative Activity of Size-Resolved Atmospheric Aerosols from Six European Cities
| J. Hemming
MP066 Differential Effects of Particulate & Soluble
Phases of Diesel Exhaust Particles on Oxidative Activity
and Gene Expression in a Macrophage Model |
D. Antkiewicz
MP067 Measurement of Atmospheric Degradation
Rates of Volatile Siloxanes | J. Kim
MP068 A Pressurized Liquid Extraction Technique
for the Analysis of PAHs, Hopanes, Pesticides, PCBs,
PBDEs and OPFRs from Air Filter Samples | A. Clark
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
MP069 Atmospheric organic aerosol characterization by
nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy | M. Chalbot
MP070 Passive sampling applications for radioactive
caesium source apportionment and the vertical profile in
contaminated lakes | Y. Kameda
MP071 Establishment of novel passive monitoring
methods for radioactive caesium in Japanese surface
water | Y. Kameda
MP072 Laboratory intercomparison of cell bioassays for
screening of recycled water quality | K. Maruya
MP073 Mechanistic basis for using passive samplers to
measure bioavailable hydrocarbons in effect assessments
of petroleum substances | A. Redman
MP074 A Framework for the Toxicological Assessment
of Industrial Compounds During The Chemical Design
Process | D. Faulkner
MP075 Historical assessment of hypoxia in Narragansett Bay using geochemical markers | W. Boothman
Neurotoxic Effects in Fish and Wildlife
Chairs: Nil Basu, Dalma Martinovic
MP076 Responsiveness of Danio rerio larvae to diphenhydramine under light and dark conditions | L. Kristofco
MP077 Integrating fish movement into the one-compartment food-web bioaccumulation model | A. McLeod
MP078 A zebrafish model to determine the toxic and
neurotoxic effects of thiolated gold nanoparticles |
N. Vinas
MP079 Exploring sublethal endpoints in determining
the effects of pharmaceuticals in various life stages of the
unionid mussel Lampsilis siliquoidea | S. de Solla
MP080 Cadmium toxicity on oxygen consumption and
cellular redox balance in the axolotl Ambystoma mexicanum juveniles: implications on biological rhythmicity
| S. Vadillo
Latest Trends in Environmental Fate and
Environmental Exposure Assessments
Chairs: Kalumbu Malekani, Jon Ericson, Todd
Gouin, Graham Rattray, Neil Mackay
MP081 Wastewater Treatment Plant Removal Estimates Based on OECD 314B Die-away Compared with
OECD 303A Simulation Study and Field Measurements | K. McDonough
and Management
MP | Monday Posters
Environmental or
MP082 Exposure Assessment Modelling Approach to
Non-Target Plants Through Runoff from Agricultural
Fields | M. Cheplick
MP096 Changes in the oxidative stress gene expressions
in tilapias Oreochromis niloticus exposed to titanium
dioxide nanoparticles | O. Zapata-Perez
MP083 Environmental exposure and risk assessment of
Cationic surfactants – Adaptation of standard methodology | V. Koch
MP097 Influence of nano-TiO2 with Different
Crystalline Phases on Bioaccumulation of Perfluorooctanesulfonate by Fishes Living in Different Water
Layers | L. Qiang
MP084 Enhancing Down-the-Drain Chemical Exposure Assessments for Mexico by Deriving Apparent
Dilution Factors | S. Quinn
MP098 Screening of biomarkers in zebrafish larvae exposed zinc oxide nanoparticles and zinc sulfate | W. Kim
MP085 Accounting for regional differences in socioeconomic and environmental variables to enable a global
risk assessment for chemicals used in HPC products |
R. Vamshi
MP086 Tools for probabilistic environmental exposure
assessment of down-the-drain chemicals | K. Kapo
MP088 IFRA Environmental Standards: Risk and Hazard Assessment Update for 2014 | A. Lapczynski
Ecotoxicology and Ecotoxicogenomics of
Environmentally Relevant Exposures of Nano
Materials
MP102 Cadmium biodisponibility to Daphnia magna
in presence of single-walled carbon nanotubes | M. Revel
MP103 In vitro Molecular Effects of Quatum Dot
Exposure and in vivo Implications in Fathead Minnows
| C. Lavelle
MP104 Toxicity of unmodified and functionalized dietborne C60 fullerene to the freshwater snail Lymnaea
stagnalis | P. Leonards
Chairs: Edward Salinas, Helen Poynton, James
Lazorchak
MP105 Protozoa Tetrahymena thermophila – a versatile
model organism for nanotoxicology | M. Mortimer
MP089 Overview of Ag Engineered Manufactured
Nanomaterials: fate and effects on several estuarine and
freshwater invertebrates using a multimarker approach |
M. Garaud
MP106 The effects of nanoparticle exposures on the
phagocytosis of immune cells | V. Ortega
MP090 Toxicity of silver nanoparticles in complex environmental media to early life stage fishes is dependent
on organic matter and UV light | A. Bone
Assessing Chemical Hazards in the Absence of
Experimental Data
MP091 Effect of equilibration time on the geochemical
partitioning and toxicity of ZnO contaminated sediment
| B. Lee
MP092 Impact of predator cues on responses to silver
nanoparticles in Daphnia carinata | S. Tang
Chairs: Jay Tunkel, Mary Kawa, Catherine Rudisill
MP107 Update and Redesign of USEPA Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics Expert System for Estimating
Aquatic Toxicity – ECOSAR Version 2 | J. Tunkel
MP108 Use of CADRE-AT to enhance hazard assessment of aquatic toxicity within context of alternative
flame retardants | E. Lavoie
MP093 Chronic effects of nanosilver exposure on metabolism in a freshwater fish | L. Murray
MP094 Effect of pH and ionic strength on the fate and
toxicity of two nanoencapsulated pesticides (Lambda-cyhalothrin and beta-cyfluthrin) to Daphnia magna | J. Son
MP095 Effect of TiO2 Nanoparticles and UV radiation
on Extracellular Enzyme Activity of Intact Heterotrophic Freshwater Biofilms | K. Schirmer
MP100 Comparative effects of dissolved copper and
copper oxide nanoparticle exposure to the sea anemone,
Aiptasia pallida | S. Siddiqui
MP101 Toxicity assessments of lead dioxide nanoparticles using medaka fish | P. Chen
MP087 Probabilistic Environmental Risk Assessment
for Polycyclic Musks in Surface Waters in Two Chinese
Cities Compared to the US | M. Fan
Linking Science and
Social Issues
MP099 Differential responses of single species and
mixed community exposures to environmentally relevant
concentrations of zinc oxide nanoparticles | F. Wu
MP109 The use of structural alerts in alternatives assessment: an organophosphate case study | M. Kawa
MP110 Grouping of Structurally Similar Vinyl, Allyl,
and Propargyl Compounds to Enhance Predictive Approaches in the USEPA ECOSAR Model | K. Moran
Special Symposia
MP | Monday Posters
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
MP111 QSAR study of Fragrance Biodegradability for
safer alternatives | P. Gramatica
MP112 QSARINS: software for development, analysis,
validation of MLR models; QSARINS-Chem: Insubria
datasets and QSA(P)R models for environmental pollutants | P. Gramatica
MP113 Probabilistic hazard assessments of chemical
classes and toxicity pathways from USEPA ToxCast
Phase I and II in vitro datasets | L. Kristofco
MP114 Screening chemicals in commerce in the Nordic
countries using multimedia environmental models – the
role of emissions | I. Krogseth
MP115 A preliminary exploration of the relationship
between LC50 and individual body weight for fishes |
C. Lu
MP116 Use of the ChemACE Clustering Tool for
Evaluation of Fragrance Ingredients | J. Rutkiewicz
MP117 Development of Interspecies Correlation Models for Petroleum Hydrocarbons | A. Bejarano
Environmental Impacts of Microplastics: An
Issue of Local, Regional and Global Concern
Chairs: Chelsea Rochman, Theodore Henry
MP118 Microplastic particles in aquatic sediments: New
methods for sampling, extraction and quantification |
H. Imhof
MP119 Patterns of Microplastic Distribution in the
Global Ocean and Inland Environments | M. Eriksen
MP120 Plastic Debris in Charleston Harbor: Correlating Macroplastic Debris with Microplastic Particles |
H. Wertz
MP121 Beyond the Ocean- Plastic particles in limnetic
ecosystems: Bavaria as a case study | C. Laforsch
MP122 Multidisciplinary Assessment of the Ecological and Environmental Impacts of Microplastics in the
Laurentian Great Lakes | J. Daley
MP123 Microplastic particles in limnetic ecosystems:
The influence on the biota | I. Schrank
MP124 Size-dependent Effects of Polyethylene Microspheres to Daggerblade Grass Shrimp, Palaemonetes
pugio | A. Gray
MP125 Assessing the Potential Hazards of Polyethylene
Microspheres on Grass Shrimp, Palaemonetes pugio |
R. Riegerix
Environmental or
Linking Science and
Social Issues
MP126 Investigation of the distribution and effects of
microplastics in marine organisms collected from various
locations on the UK coast | T. Henry
MP127 Microplastics as vectors of persistent organic pollutants (POPs): a state-of-the-science review | L. Ziccardi
MP128 Development of a standard test method for
leaching of chemicals from polymers | L. Libelo
MP129 Microplastics: the potential for bioaccumulation
and trophic transfer in a model marine system | S. Albotra
MP130 Ecotoxicogenomic effects of phthalates (plasticizers) in Western clawed frog larvae | V. Langlois
MP131 Ecotoxicological effects of microplastic and sorbed
priority pollutants in aquatic food chains | C. Rochman
MP132 Size and amount of microplastics in toothpaste
| A. Verschoor
MP133 Specification of microplastics definition for
policy-making | A. Verschoor
Human Health Impacts of Pharmaceutical
and Personal Care Products (PPCPs) in the
Environment
Chair: Tamara Sorell
MP134 Pharmaceuticals in the Water: A comprehensive
approach to prioritization for monitoring and analysis of
the potential risk to human health | A. Suchomel
MP135 Review of Risk Assessment Methods to Evaluate Potential Human Health Effects From Exposure to
PPCPs in the Environment | D. Murray
MP136 Threshold Development for PPCPs to Protect
Human Health | T. Sorell
MP137 Estimating annual production of major human
pharmaceutical ingredients in Korea: Temporal trend
between 2003 and 2011 | E. Han
MP138 Assessment of Potential Human Health Risk
of Triclosan, a Personal Care Product ingredient in the
Minnesota Aquatic Environment | L. Yost
MP139 Assessment of multiple exposures and asthma:
early results of the Canadian Healthy Infant Longitudinal
Development (CHILD) birth cohort study | T. Takaro
MP140 Impact of Laundry Detergent on Male Reproductive Health | P. Abara
MP141 Human Health Risk Assessment of Triclosan in
Land-Applied Biosolids | T. Verslycke
MP142 Association between exposure to endocrine
disrupting chemicals and childhood obesity in Indian
children | J. Xue
Special Symposia
MP143 The Potential of Transfer of Antibiotic Resistance in Urban Waterways | A. Kappell
MP157 Factors Influencing Adoption of Safer Alternatives in Hydraulic Fracturing Additives | B. Penttila
MP144 Distinct Photolytic Mechanisms and Products
for Different Dissociation and Metal Complexation
Species of Ciprofloxacin | J. Chen
Alternatives Assessment Recent Developments
in Science, Policy and Practice
Developing Technologies for Reclamation and
Monitoring Environmental Impacts in the Oil
Sands Region
Chairs: Richard Frank, Jonathan Martin
MP145 Enhanced flocculation of Thin Fine Tailings
(TFT) by understanding their electrokinetic properties
| A. Wijdeveld
MP146 Predicting the future of End Pit Lakes – Which
dissolved organic compounds are most persistent to
aerobic microbial biodegradation? | E. Asiedu
MP147 Oil Sands Process Water and Tailings Pond
Contaminant Transport and Fate: Physical, Chemical
and Biological Processes | C. Levesque
MP148 Spatio-temporal variation of mercury concentrations in wetlands and amphibians from the oil sands
region of northern Alberta, Canada | F. Akhter
MP149 Atmospheric mercury species in the Alberta oil
sands region in summer 2013 | A. Cole
MP150 Updated Spatial and Temporal Variation of
Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds in the Athabasca Oil
Sands Region based on Dated Lake Sediment Cores |
J. Kirk
MP151 Spatial distribution of polycyclic aromatic compounds in moss samples from the Athabasca bituminous
sands region of Alberta, Canada | Y. Zhang
MP152 The presence of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in edible fish tissue from the Athabasca/Slave river
system, Canada | E. Ohiozebau
Hydraulic Fracturing: A Technical Teaser or
Political Puzzler?
Chairs: Yvette Lowney
MP153 Hydraulic Fracturing: Ameerican Petroleum
Institute Initiative to Address Potential Health Effects
| P. Beatty
MP155 What’s in the air?: Using passive sampling to
answer questions about hydraulic fracturing | L. Paulik
MP156 New Hazard Communication Standard and
Responsibilities at Multi-Employer Sites | S. Lakhiani
Chairs: Alex Stone, Timothy Malloy
MP158 Environment and health in emergencies: A new
approach in safeguarding people’s health from environmental threats | L. Allison
MP160 A Summary of USEPA DfE’s Alternatives Assessments on Flame Retardants | M. Kawa
Fate and Effects of Metals: Biogeochemical
Perspective
Chairs: Richard Carbonaro, Kevin Rader
MP161 Distribution of toxic metals in chicken, goat and
sheep in Ghana and other African countries; assessment
of human health risks through consumption |
N. Bortey-Sam
MP162 Simulating Resuspension and Bioturbation in
Aquatic Sediments: Differentiating the Effects on Metal
Bioavailability | S. Nedrich
MP163 Arsenic availability in rice related to soil iron
species and arsenic species in a tungsten mining area of
South China | H. Yu
Groundwater-to-Surface Water Interface (GSI)
Investigations Used in Site Characterization
and Assessment
Chair: Daniel Lavoie
MP164 Groundwater-to-Surface Water Interface (GSI)
Investigations: Case Studies in Site Characterization
using Multiple Techniques | D. Lavoie
MP165 High-Frequency Sampling of Hexavalent Chromium in the Hyporheic Zone of the Columbia River |
M. Hartman
MP166 Data Quality Objectives for Sampling of
Hexavalent Chromium in the Hyporheic Zone of the
Columbia River | C. McCarthy
MP167 Measurement of Mercury Flux from a River
System using DGT and Cyclic Voltammetry | P. Bireta
MP168 Oleophilic Bio Barriers to Prevent Hydrocarbon
Sheens: Performance Monitoring at a GSI | M. Chalfant
MP169 Investigations of Upwelling Groundwater in the
Columbia River Hanford Reach | B. Tiller
Developing Critical Effect Sizes as Triggers for
Long-Term Monitoring Programs
Chairs: Simon Courtenay, Mark McMaster
MP170 Using a case study to highlight differences
between site-specific and regional Reference Condition
Approach (RCA) models | M. White
MP171 Estimating critical effect sizes and normal
ranges using multiple observations from reference sites |
T. Arciszewski
Aquatic Toxicology and Ecology General: Part 1
MP173 The effects of anthropogenic contaminants on
fathead minnow anxiety behavior and brain chemistry |
A. McLeod
MP174 Proteomic Analysis in the Marine Fish Epinephelus marginatus Exposed to Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbons (PAHs) under Irradiation | L. Salvo
MP175 Multiple Biomarkers to Assess the Phototoxicity of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) under
Irradiation in the Epinephelus marginatus | L. Salvo
MP176 Multi-biomarker analyses in endangered Western gray whale biopsy samples collected off Sakhalin
Island | M. Gendron
MP177 Is gene variability affected by teleost fish gender
or breeding strategy? | J. Loughery
MP178 Gene Expression Profile of Female Zebrafish
(Danio rerio) Exposed to 17beta-trenbolone | M. See
MP179 Functionality of aryl hydrocarbon receptors
(AhR1 and AhR2) of white sturgeon and implications for
the risk assessment of dioxin-like compounds | J. Doering
MP180 Evaluation of oxidative effects by trace metals in
Holothuria grisea | Z. Cruz
MP181 Ecotoxicity and morphological alterations
of gills and liver of Oreochromis niloticus exposed to
azithromycin | N. Shiogiri
MP182 Developmental expression and benzo[a]pyrene
regulation of immune-related genes in early life stages of
the amphibian Xenopus laevis | M. Gallant
MP183 Antioxidant responses in Lemna paucicostata
following phenol exposure | T. Han
MP184 Alteration of cytokine gene expression in red
snapper and golden tilefish upon exposure to Deepwater
Horizon crude oil and Corexit 9500 | K. Deak
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
MP185 The Role of Cytochrome P450 Catalyzed Steroid Biotransformation in diet of Coral-consuming Fish
in Hawaii versus Australia | A. Maldonado
MP186 Androgenic components of pulp mill effluent
and their potential to impact reproductive endocrine
status in mummichog | R. Rutherford
MP187 Comparison of mechanical methods to extract
progesterone from cetacean blubber biopsies | J. Atwood
MP188 Verification of anti-androgenic effects detection
method using Japanese Medaka (Oryzias latipes) |
I. Tamura
MP189 Transgenerational abnormalities in medaka
(Oryzias latipes) induced by developmental exposure to
17α-ethinylestradiol or bisphenol A | R. Bhandari
MP190 The hatching success of branchiopod crustaceans
from selected South African pans and the impact that
Acid Mine Drainage has on this success | M. Ferreira
MP191 The effect of residential housing on the percent
of intersex found in largemouth bass (Micropterus
salmoides) | J. Zuiderveen
MP192 Testicular Oocytes in Smallmouth Bass in
Northeastern MN | S. Hoheisel
MP193 Testicular oocycte and vitellogenin induction
in largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) exposed to
17β-estradiol and poultry litter at various ages | L. Yonkos
MP194 Single chemicals and binary mixtures – Effects
of synthetic steroids on reproduction in the Fathead
Minnow | T. Runnalls
MP195 Heterocyclic aromatic hydrocarbons show estrogenic activity upon metabolization in the ER CALUX
assay | M. Brinkmann
MP196 Evaluation of Three Lines of Evidence to Determine the Endocrine Disruption Potential of Tertiary
Treated and Disinfected Wastewater | M. Brown
MP197 Effects of short time-course exposure to antiandrogen flutamide on steroidogenesis and gene expression
in ovary of female fathead minnow | R. Milsk
MP198 Effects of nitrate on steroidogenesis and reproduction in fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas) |
N. Cipoletti
MP199 Effects of Estrogenic Compounds on Cardiac
Development in Zebrafish | G. Diamante
MP200 Development of a High Throughput Method
to Assess Effects of EDCs on Ovarian Function Using
Short-Term Culture of Rainbow Trout Ovarian Follicles
| C. Monson
and Management
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Environmental or
MP201 Comparative sensitivity of different early life
stages of rainbow trout and mountain whitefish | J. Frank
MP220 Evaluating the Aquatic Toxicity of Four Polyacrylamide Flocculant Formulations | K. Johnson
MP202 Toxicokinetics of a Common-Use Insecticide in
Resurrected Daphnia pulicaria Genotypes | A. Simpson
MP221 Environmental safety assessment of steelmaking slag leachate by growth inhibition test with marine
diatom Phaeodactylum tricornutum | T. Fukushima
MP203 The Toxicity of the Chitin Synthesis Inhibiting
Insecticide Novaluron to Zooplankton in Mesocosms |
P. Mcmanus
MP222 Environmental Assessment of 6:2 Fluorotelomer Alcohol | R. Hoke
MP204 Risk assessment of pesticide residues in Clarias
gariepinus and Tilapia zilli from rivers in Southern
Nigeria | L. Ezemonye
MP223 Effect of route of exposure on the toxicity of two
azo dyes to the freshwater amphipod, Hyalella azteca |
A. Bartlett
MP205 Effects of neonicotinoid pesticides on fish cell
lines and their use as predictors for acute and chronic
toxicity to whole animals | L. Lee
MP224 Comparison of nutrient runoff from agricultural
fields receiving traditional versus precision fertilizer application | F. Bailey
MP206 Effect of diet-derived exposures of Palos Verdes,
CA (USA) sediment on uptake of ΣDDT and endocrine
endpoints in polychaete and male hornyhead turbot |
D. Schlenk
MP225 Comparison of acute toxicity of nonylphenol to
Ceriodaphnia dubia and Ceriodaphnia silvestrii |
M. Spadoto
MP207 Bioenergetic indicators of fungicide toxicity in
the freshwater gastropod, Lymnaea stagnalis | B. Fidder
MP208 Acute toxicity of Cypermethrin on Oreochromis
niloticus and Clarias gariepinus | F. Nestor
MP209 Toxicity of the novel anti-biofouling agent
noradrenaline to Daphnia magna | A. Wormington
MP228 Constructed wetlands as alternative tertiary for
the removal of emerging pollutants | J. Cardenas
MP211 Smoking Out Flame Retardants: a Pathway
From Indoors to In-stream | E. Schreder
MP212 Shorter carbon chain perfluorinated compounds
are less toxic to zebrafish embryos | Y. Gao
MP213 Nutrient bioavailability in pulp and paper mill
effluent: effect of effluent, dilution water, and bacteria on
algal growth and nutrient concentration | C. Flinders
MP214 Mixtures of Two Novel Brominated Flame
Retardants Affect Fecundity and Transcript Profiles of
the HPGL-Axis in Japanese Medaka | D. Saunders
MP229 Overview of Urban Storm Water Treatment
Projects in a Semi-arid Climate | N. David
MP230 Trace elements assessment in Brazilian coastal
area with influence of oil and gas production activities by
using DGT and bivalves | E. Lima
MP231 Non-Lethal Tissue Sampling in White Sturgeon for Six Metals | K. Keogh
MP232 Improving the reliability for estimating the health
risk of metals in Chinese herbal medicine | Y. Jiang
MP215 Mitigating nutrient runoff through aquatic
vegetation: Successes and not-so-successes | M. Moore
MP233 Influence of Climate Change on the Pesticide
Levels in Surface Waters of South Korea | M. Park
MP216 Investigation of seasonality influencing fecal
indicator bacteria from impaired watersheds in Middle
Tennessee | M. Stallard
MP217 Instream water quality monitoring in an
agriculturally-dominated watershed in northeast Arkansas | J. Bouldin
MP218 Evaluation of Tamoxifen toxicity in the developing embryonic and larval zebrafish (Danio rerio) | S. Bugel
MP227 Assessing pulp mill recovery using stable isotopes of the burrowing mayfly (Hexagenia sp.) and the
white sucker (Catastomus commersoni) | H. McMahon
Integrated Environmental Assessment and
Management General
MP210 Temperature Effects on TDCPP Uptake and
Toxicity in Amphibian Larvae | D. Chen
Linking Science and
Social Issues
MP226 Assessment of wastewater treatment plant effluent on fish reproduction utilizing the adverse outcome
pathway conceptual framework | J. Cavallin
MP234 Application of thermodynamic activity and
fugacity to assess the environmental risks of phthalate
ester mixtures | L. Tupper-Ring
MP235 Flame retardants and other additives in house
dust collected from Japan | G. Suzuki
Special Symposia
MP | Monday Posters
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Environmental or
Linking Science and
Social Issues
MP236 Analysis of Spatial and Temporal Patterns: A
Case Study for Predicted Exposures to Volatiles in Air
Using the Mantel Test | M. Shibata
MP252 Updating EPA’s 1985 Guidelines for Developing Water Quality Criteria for Toxic Chemicals for the
Protection of Aquatic Life | W. Lehmann
MP266 The Chemistry Scoring Index (CSI) and other
Hazard Ranking Tools: Comparing Objectives and Approach | K. Reid
MP237 Chemotaxonomic Raman spectroscopy investigation of airborne fungi | E. Cho
MP253 Development of a total dissolved solids (TDS)
site-specific water quality objective for a Canadian
diamond mine | P. Chapman
MP267 Integrating Information to Develop Dioxin
Management Plans for the San Francisco Bay | D. Yee
MP238 Identification of sensitive and specific surrogate
markers of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) exposure
using blood microRNA profiling | M. Song
Special Symposia
MP254 Water Quality in Marine Protected Areas |
K. Schiff
MP268 GHS Hazard Assessment of CAS NumberSpecific Compounds with Variable Composition – A
Comprehensive Approach | K. Reid
MP239 Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Exposures to
Volatile Chemicals in Air Using the Mantel’s Test |
M. Shibata
MP255 Source Water Protection For Drinking Water
Production: An International River Memorandum |
I. Brüning
MP269 Evaluation of Certainty and Variability of Risk
Estimates using a Probabilistic Sensitivity Analysis for
the LPRSA Baseline ERA | S. Replinger
MP240 Integrated Analysis of microRNA and mRNA
Expression Profiles Highlights Aldehydes-induced
Inflammatory Responses in Cells Relevant for Lung
Toxicity | M. Song
MP256 Evaluating Potential Aquatic Toxicity of Petroleum Biodegradation Metabolites Using Groundwater
Samples from Fuel Release Sites | A. Tiwary
MP270 Ecological Screening Assessment of Substances
in the Certain Organic Flame Retardants Grouping
under Canada’s Chemicals Management Plan | J. Ferone
MP242 In vivo-in vitro toxicogenomic comparison of
PM2.5-elicited gene expression in A549 human alveolar
cells and BALB/C mouse lung tissue | J. Ryu
MP257 Using Site-Specific Data to Update the Conceptual Site Model for a Complex Urban Site to Inform
the Ecological Risk Assessment and Remedial Decisions
| K. Tobiason
MP271 A Chemical Risk Prioritization Scoring Process
for the Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Industry | M. Kierski
MP243 Using stochastic stage-structured models to
evaluate the effects of estrogenic exposure on population
growth rate in a short-lived fish | D. Winkelman
MP258 Toxicity Identification Evaluation Techniques for
Determining Sediment Grain Size as a Confounding Factor in Testing with Eohaustorius estuarius | D. Greenstein
MP244 Correlation study of toxicity in duckweed
(Lemna paucicostata) and human HL-60 cells exposed
to heavy metals | Y. Kim
MP259 Aquatic Toxicity and Bioconcentration of Tetrabromobisphenol A in Aqueous and Spiked Sediment
Exposures to Fish, Algae, and Invertebrates. Part I |
A. Willis
MP245 Conceptual Framework to Derive Effect-based
Trigger Values for Cell-based In-vitro Bioassays |
B. Escher
MP246 Bridging bioavailable extracts with biology to
identify toxicants of concern | A. Bergmann
MP247 Glucocorticoid receptor (GR) agonist profiling
in the effluents from sewage treatment plants in Japan |
G. Suzuki
MP248 Assessment of the Toxic Effects of Four Anticancer Drugs in Plant Bioassays | C. Lutterbeck
MP249 Assessing risks of complex stressors in a threatened freshwater delta of international significance |
C. Choung
MP250 physicochemical characteristics of Igbokoda
River, Ondo State, Nigeria | F. Olaniyan
MP251 Species Sensitivity Distributions: An Evaluation
of Methods Using Triclosan as a Case Study | T. Barber
MP260 Bio-analytical screening of the uptake of
sediment-bound dioxin-like compounds in common
roach (Rutilus rutilus) | k. Eichbaum
MP261 Biotransformation of Tetrabromobisphenol A
(TBBPA) in Freshwater Sediments, Agricultural Soils,
and Anaerobic Digester Sludge. Part II | A. Willis
MP262 Calculation of Industrial Acceptable Daily Usage” of chemical mixtures to protect soil organisms from
soil contamination” | S. Ikeda
MP263 Effects of the Brominated Flame Retardant
Tetrabromobisphenol-A (TBBPA) on Soil Microorganisms, Earthworms, and Seedling Emergence. Part III |
A. Willis
MP264 Consistency and predictiveness of site-specific
terrestrial invertebrate bioaccumulation factors for polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) across sites | E. Osborn
MP265 Toxicity of Metal Mixtures to Oppia nitens and
Their Influence on Tolerance to Benzo(a)pyrene | C. Yeung
MP272 A tiered, integrated biological and chemical
monitoring framework for contaminants of emerging
concern (CECs) in aquatic ecosystems | K. Maruya
MP273 Calculating risk change with management
actions using Bayesian networks for the South River,
Virginia, USA | A. Johns
MP274 Activity-Based Analysis of the Environmental
Toxicity of Diaryl Phenylenediamines | F. Gobas
MP275 A Tier II Plant Exposure Estimation Tool |
E. Donovan
MP276 Using multi-stakeholder groups to conduct
collaborative regulatory and cumulative effects aquatic
monitoring: lessons learned and challenges ahead |
M. Sokal
MP277 Keeping our eyes on the prize: Re-thinking risk
assessment for improved preliminary remediation goals
| C. Claytor
MP278 Evaluation of Risk to Pollinators Using the
US Environmental Protection Agency’s Pollinator Risk
Assessment Framework: Cyantraniliprole Case Study |
M. Radtke
MP281 The Importance of Context in Urban Archaeology: A Case Study for Using Geotechnical Data to
Interpret the Archaeological Landscape | S. Bumback
Linking Science and Social Issues General
MP282 Land Use Practices for Sustainable and Healthy
Communities: Linking Environmental, Health and
Social Sciences to Improve Decisions | B. Walton
MP283 Free, accredited graduate-level training in environmental and occupational health and medicine: a key
for democratizing our professions | E. Frank
MP284 Crowdsourced Toxicology as a mechanism for
education and community outreach | A. Kolok
Regulatory Directions General
MP285 A Novel Framework for Interpretation of
Data from the Fish Short-Term Reproduction Assay
(FSTRA) for the Detection of Endocrine-Disrupting
Chemicals | K. Jensen
MP286 Study of the Concentration Dependence of the
Bioconcentration Factor for fish | Y. Ikenaga
MP287 Towards an Improved Scheme for the Risk Assessment of Non-Extractable Residues | G. Sanders
MP288 FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research:
Addressing Endocrine Disruption Potential of Drugs |
R. Bloom
MP289 Increasing Transparency in the Science of Risk
Assessment: Independent Peer-Review as a Clear Path
Forward | A. Willis
MP290 Evaluating the Algal Toxicity of Chelants at
the USEPA under TSCA (Design for the Environment
[DfE] and the New Chemicals Programs) | L. Newsome
MP291 An Overview of EPA’s High Production Volume Chemicals Program | A. Kennedy
MP292 Looking at the USEPA TSCA New Chemicals
Review Process through the Eyes of an Environmental
Toxicologist | J. Gallagher
MP279 Big picture strategies for big data analysis |
B. Duncan
MP293 Assumptions underlying pesticide exposure
estimates and risk assessments | C. Habig
MP280 Using the Design for the Environment (DfE)
Fragrance and Essential Oil Calculator to Incorporate
Natural Products in DfE-Labeled Products | C. Rudisill
MP294 Assessment of Environmental Hazards for
GHS-Based Hazard Communication | F. Ayala-Fierro
Monday Morning Platform Sessions
Chairs: Jonathan
Benskin, Timothy
Collette
Environmental
Impacts of
Microplastics: An
Issue of Local,
Regional and Global
Concern
9:00–9:15
10:00–10:15
10:20–10:35
10:40–10:55
11:00–11:15
2 Rodenticides in
Birds of Prey Admitted to a Wildlife
Clinic in Massachusetts, USA: What Has
Changed Since EPA
Risk Mitigation Action? | M. Murray
3 Modeling Rodenticide Efficacy in
Controlling Norway
Rat Populations |
C. Meyer
4 Changing the
face of rodenticides:
Further development
of anticoagulants to
increase efficacy |
K. Horak
5 Hepatic levels of
anticoagulant rodenticides in predators
from Spain: evidence
of toxicity in field
monitoring programs
| R. Mateo
6 Risk mitigation
measures for anticoagulant rodenticides :
a European perspective | P. Berny
7 Mitigation measures
and anticoagulant
rodenticides – perspectives derived from
four UK monitoring
schemes | A. Buckle
8 Monitoring SGAR
residues in birds of
prey as a regulatory
tool to assess risk to
non-targets | R. Shore
9 Effects of benzo(a)
pyrene and chrysene
on metabolic profiles
in the embryo of Japanese medaka (Oryzias
latipes) | S. Uno
10 Metabolomic analysis linking dietary
pesticide exposure
and potential health
effects in children |
C. Lu
11 Impacts of
WWTP effluent exposure on the hepatic
metabolome of male
and female fathead
minnows in the South
Platte River, Colorado
| D. Ekman
12 Ambient mass
spectrometry: A novel
metabolomics approach
for quantification of
lipid profiles in zebrafish embryos exposed to
trichloroethylene |
M. Sepulveda
13 A new paradigm for
toxicity of environmental exposures: Targeted
and un-targeted crossplatform correlation
approach for human
in-vivo toxicodynamics
| D. Walker
14 An in vivo metabolomic approach for
enhanced neurotoxic
effects by contaminants, with emphasis
on neurotransmitter
pathways | P. Leonards
15 A Lipidomics Approach to understand
Resource Allocation
of Diet and Toxicants
in Daphnia magna |
N. Sengupta
16 NMR-based
metabolomics assessment of zebra
mussels (Dreissena
polymorpha) in the
Great Lakes Region |
D. Bearden
17 The plastic ocean:
widespread distribution of microplastics
in coastal British
Columbia | P. Ross
18 Modeling the Fate
of Nanoplastic and
Microplastic in rivers
| E. Besseling
19 Microplastics in
Estuarine Environments: A Case Study
of Charleston Harbor
| J. Weinstein
20 Effects of PVC
and PE Exposures in
the Stress Response
of Marine Mussel P.
perna | L. Goldstein
22 The role of
microplastics in
bioaccumulation of
organic chemicals to
aquatic organisms | A.
Koelmans
23 Assimilation of
Polybrominated
Diphenyl Ethers from
Microplastics by the
Marine Amphipod,
Allorchestes Compressa | B. Clarke
24 Relationship
between Persistent
organic pollutant concentrations on ingested
plastic debris and tissue concentrations in
Norwegian Northern
Fulmars | D. Herzke
30 Altered burst
swimming in
Rainbow trout
(Oncorhynchus
mykiss) exposed to
estrogen hormones |
H. Osachoff
31 Antibiotic occurrence in urban
streams alters the
structure, function
and resistance of
bacterial communities
| E. Rosi-Marshall
32 Accumulation of
pharmaceuticals in
stream biofilms under
natural and controlled
conditions | B. Huerta
Buitrago
38 Searching for safe
Flame Retardants –
industry’s approach to
develop better materials | A. Beard
39 Alternatives
assessments for
flame retardants in
polyurethane foam,
polystyrene, building
materials, textiles and
electronics | E. Lavoie
40 Using USEPA’s Design for
Environment Flame
Retardant Alternatives for DecaBDE
Results for Informed
Decision Making |
L. Heine
Chairs: Chelsea
Rochman, Theodore
Henry
Ecological Consequences of Exposure to
Pharmaceuticals from
Wastewater Treatment
and Manufacturing
Effluents: Part 1
Chairs: Alex Stone,
Timothy Malloy
Wicked Problems
Debate Series #3:
Energy Supply and
Societal Demand
Ronald J. McCormick;
Andrew D Henderson
E
E
25 Concept to practice: A hazard-based
pharmaceutical prioritization framework |
C. LaLone
26 Evidence that a
potent estrogen can
cause long-term,
direct and indirect
effects on an aquatic
food web | K. Kidd
27 Fate and
Distribution of
Pharmaceuticals
and Personal Care
Products in Wild
Fish from Wastewater
Discharge Area, Japan
| R. Tanoue
28 Anatomical,
Behavioral, and
Molecular Responses
of Minnows Exposed
to Pharmaceuticals
Using Field and Laboratory Approaches |
H. Schoenfuss
33 Current Alternatives Assessment
Practices Could
Unintentionally Harm
Natural Resources |
K. Moran
34 A Literature
Review of Alternatives Assessment
Frameworks: Methodological Gaps and
Research Needs | M.
Jacobs
35 Decisions, Science
and Values: Crafting
Regulatory Alternatives Analysis |
T. Malloy
36 Alternatives Assessment Framework |
A. Stone
37 Lessons Learned
from the BizNGO
Alternatives Assessment Case Study |
C. Robertson
D001 Consumer Expertise as a Pathway
to Addressing Sustainable Consumption
| A. Berardy
D002 Pacific Northwest Wild Salmon,
Hydropower, and the
Future. Choose Only
One | H. Michael
D003 Energy Supply
and Societal Demand
| R. Nigro
D004 Energy, Materials, and Narrative |
J. Roberts
D005 Free-format debate session | A. Henderson
Chair: H. Schoenfuss,
D. Caldwell, J. Lazorchak,
D. Barcelo
Alternatives
Assessment Recent
Developments in
Science, Policy and
Practice
C
21 Impacts of
O Microplastics on the
F Biological Function of
Hyallela azteca | S. Au
F
Presentation will be recorded.
B 29 Histological effects
of growth stimulants
on the gonads of
E Oreochromis mossA ambicus | J. van Vuren
R
K
Room
109
1 Rodent Control
Practices: standard
procedures, reactions
to regulatory measures, and industry
solutions to reduce
AR usage | B. Johnston
8:40–8:55
Special Symposia
110
Advances in
Environmental
Metabolomics
8:20–8:35
118
Chairs: Barnett Rattner,
Richard Shore
8:00–8:15
Linking Science and
Social Issues
121/122
The Use of
Rodenticides, a
Nagging Issue on
Their Effectiveness
and Risks
Environmental or
208/209
Session
and Management
211
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
Presentation will not be recorded.
Advanced
Environmental
Forensics for
Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbons
Chair: Kirk O’Reilly
PAHs in Urban and
Remote Landscapes:
An Old Story with New
Twists
Chairs: Charlene Liu,
Barbara Mahler, Judy
Crane
10:00–10:15
10:20–10:35
10:40–10:55
49 Metals and
hydrocarbons in soils
and sediments near a
major in situ bitumen
extraction centre in
Alberta | J. Blais
56 Detection of PAHs
in Commercial and
Wild Fish Oils using
Fluorescence |
C. Bentivegna
43 Determination
of trace pesticides
in drinking water by
LVI-GC/MS |
H. Lord
44 Analysis and
relative distribution of
organophosphorous
flame retardants in a
wastewater treatment
system; influent, effluent, and bio-solids |
M. Woudneh
45 Grizzly bear hair
reveals toxic exposure
to mercury through
salmon consumption |
M. Noel
46 Enzyme–based
assay for toxicological evaluation of soil
ecosystem polluted
with spent engine oil |
O. Otitoju
47 Calibration of
passive air samplers
for monitoring indoor
air concentrations of
SVOCs in indoor air |
A. Saini
50 Mass Balance Modeling of
Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbons Sources
to Urban Sediments |
K. O’Reilly
51 Photooxidation of petroleum
polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbons and
identification of its
photoproducts |
R. Chandrasekaran
52 Assessment of
alkane and PAH
contributions to
marine sediments on
the East side of Vancouver Island, British
Columbia, Canada |
M. Yunker
53 Unimetric and
Chemometric determination of sources
of hydrocarbons from
a large contaminated
site | D. Birkholz
54 Advanced Forensic
PAH Isomers Help
Benchmark EPA’s
Proposed Relative
Potency Factors |
S. Emsbo-Mattingly
57 Low dose embryonic exposure to
complex PAH mixtures alters later life
behavior and swimming performance in
Fundulus heteroclitus
| D. Brown
58 Chemical Controls
on Human Exposures
to PAHs in Soil |
M. Ruby
59 A Fugacity-Based
Model to Predict
PAH Weathering
and its Implications
For Predicting Future
Sediment Toxicity |
M. Bock
C
60 Background
O Sources of Polycyclic
F Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in
F
Sediments of the
E Yellowstone River |
E T. Iannuzzi
55 Ultra-Resolution
Discussion
Chemical Fingerprinting for Environmental
Forensics of Coal Tar
using Comprehensive
Two Dimensional Gas
Chromatography |
C. Gauchotte-Lindsay
61 From the Twin
Cities to the Boundary Waters Canoe
Area Wilderness:
Source Apportionment of PAHs in
Minnesota Lake Sediments | J. Crane
62 Reduced toxicity
in aquatic animals
exposed to coal tar
runoff treated with
soil bioretention filtration | J. McIntyre
63 PAH Concentrations in Lake
Sediment Decline
Since 2006 Ban of
Coal-Tar-Based
Pavement Sealants in
Austin, Texas |
B. Mahler
65 Drivers of Neonicotinoid Insecticide
Fate and Persistence
in Prairie Wetlands |
A. Main
66 Fungicides:
Changing Use and
Resulting Environmental Occurrence
in Aquatic Environments Across the US
| K. Kuivila
67 Joint Toxicity of
Headline AMP(C)
and Sniper(C)
Pesticide Active
Ingredients to the
Amphipod Hyalella
Azteca | W. Mimbs
B 68 Field and
laboratory fomesafen
R
dissipation in the
E southern Atlantic
A Coastal Plain (USA) |
T. Potter
K
69 Co-occurrence of
atrazine and sulfentrazone in an agricultural
field poses potential
risk to non-target species | J. Thorngren
70 Multi-species
hazard assessment of
POEA, a surfactant
commonly used in
glyphosate formulations | J. Rodriguez Gil
71 Sensitivity of
aquatic species to
Cúspide 480SL tank
mix formulation of
glyphosate used in
control of coca in Colombia | R. Prosser
73 Characterization of
oil water preparations
of fresh and weathered MC252 oils used
in toxicology testing |
P. Gardinali
74 Interactions
between pelagic
fish embryos and
dispersed oil droplets
| E. Sørhus
75 Impacts of Deepwater Horizon oil and
dispersants on the
metamorphosis and
settlement success
of Eastern oysters
Crassostrea virginica |
A. Volety
76 A window-ofexposure evaluation of
Deepwater Horizon
crude oil during 96 h
bioassays for early life
stage mahi-mahi (Coryphaena hippurus) |
E. Mager
77 Comparable cardiotoxicity of MC252
and Alaska North
Slope crude oils in
developing fish |
J. Incardona
78 Impacts of
Deepwater Horizon
(DWH) oil on pelagic
fish from the Gulf of
Mexico (GOM) – An
overview of relevant
endpoints and effects
| M. Grosell
79 Improving the
Link between Environmental Research
and Spill Response:
A Review of PeerReview Literature
post-Deepwater Horizon | A. Bejarano
81 The chronic effects
of hydroxypropylβ-cyclodextrin on
the reproduction and
condition of American
flagfish ( Jordanella
floridae) over one lifecycle | J. Anderson
82 Musk xylene low
concentrations effects on Guppy fish
(Poecilia Reticulata)
reproduction and
development |
P. Ramirez Romero
83 Poorly Soluble
Cosmetic Compounds
– Analysis and
ecotoxicological investigations of
highly hydrophobic
substances (Project
ECOSM) | F. Stibany
84 Screening Level
Environmental Risk
Assessment (ERA) of
Cosmetic Ingredients
in the US | I. Davies
85 OTNE Aquatic
and Terrestrial Risk
Assessments Based
on US Distributions of Measured
Concentrations in
Effluent and Sludge |
K. McDonough
86 Evaluation of
Triclosan Risk in
Minnesota Lakes and
Rivers | J. Lyndall
87 A Framework for
Evaluating Potential Effects of Trace
Organics on Aquatic
Life | J. Wolfe
Chairs: Kathryn Kuivila,
Marie DeLorenzo
Deepwater Horizon/
MC 252 Well Incident
Update
Chairs: Eugene Mancini,
Robert Haddad, Paul
Boehm
72 Overview of
NOAA Deepwater
Horizon Natural
Resource Damage
Assessment toxicity
testing program |
J. Morris
80 Effects of the antimicrobial, triclocarban,
on the reproductive
function and ovarian
transcriptome of the
Chairs: Paul DeLeo,
fathead minnow
Drew McAvoy, Iain
(Pimephales promelas)
Davies, James Lazorchak | D. Villeneuve
What Do We Know
About the Ecological
Risk of Consumer and
Personal Care Product
Ingredients?
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Environmental or
Monday Morning Platform Sessions
Linking Science and
Social Issues
Special Symposia
11:00–11:15
48 Characterization
of Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) and
Newly Designed
XAD-Based Passive
Air Samplers for
Measuring Indoor
SVOCs | J. Okeme
Room
212
42 Concentration of
Human Hormones in
Drinking Water Using a New Polymeric
Solid Phase Extraction Chemistry |
C. Fisher
Current-Use Pesticides 64 Trends in Crop
– Our Evolving
Protection |
Understanding of
M. Leggett
Occurrence, Toxicity
and Ecological Effects:
Part 1
9:00–9:15
213/214
41 Target and nontarget analysis of
drugs of abuse by high
resolution mass spectrometry | N. Heuett
Chairs: James Hauri,
Laurel Royer
8:40–8:55
220
8:20–8:35
Ballroom A
Innovative Methods
for the Monitoring,
Measurement or
Characterization
of Environmental
Samples: Part 1
8:00–8:15
Ballroom B
Session
Ballroom C
Monday Afternoon Platform Sessions
2:00–2:15
Chairs: Edward Salinas,
Helen Poynton, James
Lazorchak
88 Dietary vs Tissuebased Risk Estimation
for Lead in Mammals
| B. Sample
89 PCB Effects on
Bird Reproduction:
Genetics, Laboratory
Exposures, and Field
Studies | P. Fuchsman
90 A bioenergeticbased model to
identify and understand the potential
direct and indirect
effects of pesticides on
ground nesting birds |
C. Salice
91 Comparing Dose
and Diet Concentration as Wildlife
Exposure Metrics – a
Case Study with Lead
| R. Hill
92 The role of the
American robin in
wildlife risk assessment | N. Beyer
93 Characterizing
wildlife exposureresponse relationships
using benchmark dose
analysis: Exploring
effect endpoints and
dose-metrics |
D. Mayfield
94 Using Benchmark Discussion
Dose to Model Toxicity data: Getting away
from NOAELs and
LOAELs | M. Johnson
95 Exploring the
potential utility of
high-throughput
bioassays associated
with USEPA Toxcast
Program for effectsbased monitoring and
surveillance |
A. Schroeder
103 Silver accumulation in aquatic
organisms is affected
by silver nanoparticle
transformations and
exposure scenario |
L. Baker
96 Quantitative highthroughput screening
and confirmation
studies for identification of compounds
that activate the aryl
hydrocarbon receptor
pathway |
J. Franzosa
104 Biomarkers in
natural populations
of fish following the
addition of low µg/L
concentrations of
nanosilver to Lake 222
at the Experimental
Lakes Area | J. Martin
97 Analysis of
ToxCast results
for alkylphenols
demonstrate effects
from multiple modes
of action and inform
on their hazard assessment | K. Coady
98 In Vitro CellFree Neurochemical
Screening Assays
to Predict Adverse
Outcomes in Fish,
Birds, and Mammals |
N. Basu
99 Primary rainbow
trout hepatocytes
for high-throughput
screening of environmental contaminants
| J. Nagler
100 The pituitary
gland as a target of
endocrine disrupting
compounds in salmon
and trout | L. Harding
101 High content
screening to reveal
mechanisms of silver
nanowire cytotoxicity
| A. Tagmount
102 High-Content
Screening in
Zebrafish Embryos
Identifies Butafenacil
as a Potent Inducer of
Anemia | J. Leet
105 The influence of sulfidised
silver nanoparticles
on soil nitrification
processes and soil
microbial communities | C. Doolette
106 Impacts of differeing diamond and
gold nanomaterial
surface chemistries on
toxicity to Daphnia
magna: Defining
trends in nanomaterial
toxicity | J. Bozich
108 Multi-walled
carbon nanotubes
reduce toxicity of
diphenhydramine to
Ceriodaphnia dubia
in water and sediment
exposures | M. Myer
109 Nanoparticlecontaminant
interactions: A case
study of the potential
for single-walled
carbon nanotubes to
suppress xenoestrogen
effects in fish | J. Bisesi
110 Not all nanos
are bad! A multiomics investigation
into the effects of
fully characterised
cerium nanoparticles
to Chlamydomonas
reinhardtii | N. Taylor
Interactive Platform
Deepwater Horizon/MC 252 Well Incident Update (see listing MP048–MP055)
Wastewater Treatment
and Manufacturing Effluents: Part 2
111 Pharmaceuticals
and Environmental
Regulation-Future
challenges and demands | G. Maack
112 Do advanced
treatment technologies remove
wastewater-borne toxicity? | S. Giebner
113 Human Pharmaceutical Estrogens in
the Aquatic Environment | J. Laurenson
114 Are roach
populations living in
UK Rivers adversely
affected through
exposure to environmental oestrogens? |
P. Hamilton
119 Computational
Chemistry-based
Acute Aquatic Toxicity Mode of Action
Assignment |
M. Barron
120 Could DEBtox
Model Parameter(s)
Explain the Dependence of 96-hr LC50s
of Zinc on the Body
Weight of Test Fish
Organisms? A First
Trial | Y. Meng
121 Utilization of data
estimation via existing models, within
a tiered data quality
system, for populating species sensitivity
distributions |
W. Lehmann
122 Comparative
validation of common aquatic toxicity
prediction tools: Informing selection and
development of tools
for alternatives assessment | F. Melnikov
127 The Evolution of
Risk Communication:
Monologue to Dialogue | T. Bingman
128 Example of
Effective Integration of Stakeholder
Consultation into
Remediation Decision
Making | S. Fernandes
129 Risk Communication for
Management of
Human Exposure via
Ingestion of Produce
Grown in Contaminated Soil | J. Roman
130 Getting stakeholders on-board:
From Risk Communication to Joint
Decision Making |
I. Linkov
Chair: H. Schoenfuss,
D. Caldwell, J. Lazorchak,
D. Barcelo
Assessing
Chemical Hazards
in the Absence of
Experimental Data
Chairs: Jay Tunkel, Mary
Kawa, Catherine Rudisill
Role of Risk
Communication
in Environmental
Policy and Remedial
Decision-Making
Chairs: Namrata
Sengupta, Jacquelyn
Clarkson
E
3:40–3:55
4:00–4:15
The Use of Rodenticides, a Nagging Issue on Their Effectiveness and Risks
B (see listing MP039–MP047)
118 Accumulation of
117 Chronic
R 115 Birth Control in 116 Occurrence of
triclosan exposure
pharmaceuticals and
the Bayou: Will the
antibiotic resistance
E live-bearing Heteran- in marine sediments
in wastewater-aspersonal care products
sociated periphyton
A dria formosa survive? and fauna along an
in freshwater mussels
communities: a study (Lasmigona costata)
exposure gradient in
K | L. Jackson
of mitigation, comin an urban river |
Arctic Greenland |
munity effects, and
S. de Solla
M. Granberg
antimicrobial susceptibility | K. Trowbridge
123 The Application
124 The case for chem- 125 Multi-scale com- 126 Predicting the
of Potency Driven
istry: Lessons learned putational models to Partitioning of
Profiling to Identify
while assessing safer
assess exposure to and Contaminants and
Chemicals of High
chemical ingredients toxicity of chemicals
Munitions ComConcern | M. Bonnell for USEPA’s Design
in personal care prod- ponents to Soil,
for the Environment ucts: A paraben case
Organisms and Plants
(DfE) Program |
study | S. Csiszar
from Molecular
C. Rudisill
Structure | D. Di Toro
131 Ecological Risk
Assessment, Decision
Making Processes,
and Communication
for Non-Site-Specific
Product Risk Evaluation | J. Mohs-Davis
132 The EPA Toxicity
Forecaster Research
Effort’s Communications and
Outreach Strategy |
M. Linnenbrink
133 The Role of
Effective Risk Communication at a Large
Scale Vapour Intrusion Project |
S. Bailey
134 Risk Communication at the Local
& National Levels: 1.
Lessons Learned. 2.
SETAC NA’s Public
Outreach | S. Cohen
Room
109
1:40–1:55
110
1:20–1:35
107 The environmenC tal implications of
O embracing nano-medF icine as the standard
for disease treatment
F and prevention |
E A. Wray
3:20–3:35
118
Ecotoxicology and
Ecotoxicogenomics
of Environmentally
Relevant Exposures of
Nano Materials
3:00–3:15
Special Symposia
119
120
Chairs: Jessica Leet,
Daniel Villeneuve
1:00–1:15
Chairs: Gary Mann,
Bradley Sample, Anne
Fairbrother
Application of
High-Throughput
Screening and HighContent Imaging
in Environmental
Toxicology
Linking Science and
Social Issues
121/122
Improving Wildlife
Risk Assessment:
Characterization of
Exposure–Response
Relationships
Environmental or
208/209
Session
and Management
211
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
Fate and Effects
of Metals:
Biogeochemical
Perspective
Chairs: Richard
Carbonaro, Kevin Rader
Latest Trends in
Environmental Fate
and Environmental
Exposure Assessments
Chairs: Kalumbu
Malekani, Jon Ericson,
Todd Gouin, Graham
Rattray, Neil Mackay
Current-Use Pesticides
– Our Evolving
Understanding of
Occurrence, Toxicity
and Ecological Effects:
Part 2
Chairs: Kathryn Kuivila,
Marie DeLorenzo
Developing Technologies for Reclamation
and Monitoring Environmental Impacts in
the Oil Sands Region
Chairs: Richard Frank,
Jonathan Martin
Neurotoxic Effects in
Fish and Wildlife
Chairs: Nil Basu, Dalma
Martinovic
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
3:00–3:15
3:20–3:35
3:40–3:55
4:00–4:15
136 The validation
of ISO17734-1:
Determination of isocyanates in air as DBA
derivatives for 2,4- and
2,6-TDI and MDI via
impingers and ASSET
samplers | C. Jacoby
137 Using Passive
Sampling to Monitor
the Depth Profile of
Toxic Substances in
Soil | D. Shea
138 Application of
passive monitoring methods for
preservatives and
antimicrobial agents
in Japanese surface
water | Y. Kameda
139 Using silicone
as biomonitors of
exposure and potential
body burden sinks for
lipophilic toxicants |
S. O’Connell
140 In vitro bioaccessibility of pesticide
residues in plants
as determined by
a Colon Extended
Physiologically Based
Extraction Test (CEPBET) | M. Craggs
141 Simultaneous
Extraction of Acidic
and Neutral PPCPs
and EDCs from
Wastewater Effluent
Using Mixed Mode
Anion Exchange SPE
| V. Cooper
142 Determination of
Nitrated/oxygenated
Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbons and
Personal Care Products in River Water
and Sediment |
T. Tang
143 Development
of an in situ ion
exchange technique
for the determination
of free Cd, Co, Ni and
Zn concentrations in
fresh waters |
A. Cremazy
144 Free Eu3+ ion determination by batch
equilibration with a
polystyrene sulfonate
ion exchange resin |
S. Leguay
145 The chemistry
and partitioning of
uranium in freshwaters: application of
speciation modelling
| S. Lofts
146 Evaluation of
Diffusive Gradients
in Thin-films for
Predicting Bioaccumulation of Copper in
Fathead Minnow and
Yellow Lampmussel |
R. Philipps
147 Assessment of
Diffusive Gradient in
Thin Film Samplers
for Measurement of
Bioavailable Hg in
Sediments |
B. Anandha Rao
148 Tessier Extraction of Sediments to
Inform Geochemical
Component of Water
Quality Modeling |
S. Fernandes
149 Dynamic speciation and toxicity of
metal-spiked sediments during aging in
a flow-through mesocosm | D. Costello
150 Environmental implications of
phosphate-based
amendments in heavy
metal contaminated
alluvial soil | J. Weber
151 Improving
exposure assessments
through biological
validation: Enzymelinked immunosorbent
assay detection of Cry
proteins in the environment | V. Albright
152 Specialized
Exposure Analysis
Techniques used for
Evaluation of Animal
Drugs | W. Hunter
153 Non-Extractable
Residues : Unravelling the Mystery of its
Toxicity | G. Sanders
154 Challenges in
the Environmental
exposure and Risk assessment of Cationic
surfactants | V. Koch
156 The Fragrance
Materials’ Industry Approach to
Environmental Risk
Assessment: 12 Years
of Progress | D. Salvito
157 The Value of
Higher Tier Laboratory Fate Tests and
Monitoring Data for
Improving Aquatic
Exposure Assessments:
A Tale of Two Fragrances | T. Federle
158 Recent developments in exposure
modeling of downthe-drain” chemicals
across multiple product groups” | K. Kapo
159 Toxicity, uptake
and side effects of
the MFO inhibitor
piperonyl butoxide
(PBO) to the grass
shrimp Palaemonetes
pugio | E. Kuester
160 Further understanding diuron
genotoxicity in oysters
and their descent by
FISH techniques in
the case of a parental
exposure | F. Akcha
161 Atrazine and
chlorothalonil: effects
on emergence and
early life development
in Sockeye salmon
(Oncorhynchus nerka)
| L. Du Gas
162 The herbicide
atrazine adversely
affects the transmission of an amphibian
parasite (Trematoda)
through impacts on
intermediate hosts |
K. Gustafson
164 Chlorpyrifos:
A potential toxicant
affecting mammalian
physiology |
S. Hundal
Discussion
165 Effects of pulsed
atrazine exposures
on autotrophic community structure,
biomass, and production in field-based
stream mesocosms |
R. King
166 Assessment of
water quality patterns
in 7 Canadian Rivers
in relation to stages
in oil sands industrial
development, 1972 to
2010 | A. Alexander
167 Lake sediment
archives of trace metal
deposition in northeast Alberta over the
20th century |
C. Cooke
168 Sphagnum moss
in the Athabasca
Bituminous Sands
region reveals no significant atmospheric
contamination by
“heavy metals” |
W. Shotyk
169 Atmospheric Deposition of Mercury
and Methylmercury
to Landscapes and
Waterbodies of the
Athabasca Oil Sands
Region | J. Kirk
170 Fish Health in
the Alberta Athabasca
Oil Sands, Developing Baseline to Assess
Future Change | M.
McMaster
171 Health Status of
Fishes from the Athabasca and Slave River
System, Northern
Canada | P. Jones
172 Understanding
Oil Sands Wastewater
and Opportunities
for Strategic Water
Management: an
Industry Perspective |
R. Guest
173 Pursuing the
Chemical Culprits:
What Organic
Compounds are Responsible for Toxicity
of Oil Sands ProcessAffected Water? |
J. Giesy
174 Evaluation of
maternal transfer of
dietary methylmercury and implications
for embryotoxicity in
fathead minnows |
K. Bridges
175 Characterization of
methylmercury-associated neurochemical
disruption in yellow
perch | A. Arini
176 Effects of
methylmercury on the
swimming kinematics
and foraging of larval
yellow perch (Perca
flavescens) and zebrafish (Danio rerio) |
F. Mora
177 Persistent
Behavioral Effects of
Developmental Deltamethrin Exposure in
the Zebrafish |
T. Kung
178 Abamectin
induces rapid and
reversible hypoactivity
within early zebrafish
embryos | T. Raftery
179 Effects of a
pesticide and parasite
on neurological,
endocrine, and behavioral responses of
California killifish
(Fundulus parvipinnis) | V. Compton
180 Venlafaxine
exposure during early
postembryonic development is associated
with neurochemical
and behavioral changes in cuttlefish (Sepia
officinalis) | F. Bidel
181 Neuroendocrine Disruption:
consequences of upset
physiological control
in fish | V. Trudeau
C
155 Environmental
O Fate of Human PharF maceuticals: A Review
of Last 10 Years |
F
J. Ericson
E
E
and Management
Environmental or
Monday Afternoon Platform Sessions
B 163 The HR96
activator, atrazine,
R
reduces sensitivE ity of D. magna to
A triclosan and DHA |
N. Sengupta
K
Linking Science and
Social Issues
Special Symposia
Room
212
135 Plant Leaves as
Indoor Air Samplers
For Volatile Organic
Compounds (VOCS)
| W. Doucette
Chairs: James Hauri,
Laurel Royer
2:00–2:15
213/214
1:40–1:55
220
1:20–1:35
Ballroom A
Innovative Methods
for the Monitoring,
Measurement or
Characterization
of Environmental
Samples: Part 2
1:00–1:15
Ballroom B
Session
Ballroom C
TP | Tuesday Posters
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Mercury Fate and Biogeochemistry
Chairs: Nelson O’Driscoll, Joao Canario,
Marcello Veiga
INTERACTIVE PLATFORM (AM – 119/120)
TP001 Global biogeochemical implications of mercury
discharges from rivers and sediment burial | H. Amos
TP002 Fate and transport of mercury under different
hydrologic regimes in the world largest mining district
| J. Loredo
TP003 Amendments mitigating mercury bioavialability
in mercury impacted sediments | P. Schierz
TP004 A model for the mercury cycle in the MaranoGrado Lagoon (Italy) | D. Melaku Canu
TP005 Atmospheric Hg Emissions from Preindustrial
Gold and Silver Extraction in the Americas: A Reevaluation from Lake-Sediment Archives | C. Cooke
TP006 Biomonitoring of Atmospheric Mercury Pollution using Tree Bark at the Monte Amiata Mercury
Mining District in Southern Tuscany, Italy | M. Beutel
TP007 Mercury accumulation in sediments and seabird
feathers from the Antarctic Peninsula | K. Calle Delgado
TP008 A survey of mercury in air and precipitation
across Canada | A. Cole
TP009 Mercury Volatilization from Coastal Wetland
Sites in Canada and Portugal | N. O’Driscoll
TP010 A passive air sampler for precise, spatially distributed atmospheric elemental mercury monitoring and
source characterisation | D. McLagan
TP011 Past and current monitoring of Mercury in
freshwater fish from Manitoba, Canada | W. Jansen
TP012 Automated mercury measurements in 250 mL
samples for lower detection limits | J. Creswell
TP013 Mercury concentrations in Red-winged Blackbirds (Agelaius phoeniceus)from Prairie Pothole Region
wetlands | B. Hall
TP014 Ultrastructural Alterations in Yellow Perch
(Perca flavescens) from a Biological Mercury Hotspot in
Nova Scotia, Canada | A. Mueller
TP015 Mercury volatilization from Arctic snow – The
influence of UV, snow age, and temperature | E. Mann
TP016 Monitoring of seasonal shifts in DOM phototransformation potential in temperate freshwater lakes:
Implications for mercury photodemethylation | S. Klapstein
Environmental or
TP017 Influences of temperature and carbon loading on
methylmercury bioavailability in estuaries | V. Taylor
TP018 Biophysical probing of halophyte Photosystem II
changes induced by Hg and MeHg exposure | J. Canario
TP019 Using a minimally invasive sample to determine
the burden of total mercury in the American Alligator and
assess risk associated with human consumption | F. Nilsen
TP020 Trophic Transfer of Mercury in a Subtropical
Coral Reef Food Web | D. Rumbold
TP021 Fate of Total Mercury and Methylmercury in
Atmospheric Rainwater | K. Zoh
TP022 Effect of DOM-fraction on photo-demethylation of MeHg in water | M. Kim
Remediation/Restoration
Special Symposia
TP033 Experts Workshop on the Ecotoxicological Risk
Assessment of Ionizable Organic Chemicals: Bioaccumulation/ADME | J. Armitage
Assessment of Ionizable Organic Chemicals: Ecotoxicology | B. Escher
TP035 Environmental partitioning of positively charged
organic micropollutants: medium dependent sorption
coefficients? | S. Droge
TP036 Simulating the bioaccumulation behaviour of
the neutral organic chemical hexachlorobenzene and its
ionogenic metabolite, pentachlorophenol, in mammals |
J. Armitage
TP046 Subchronic effects of acetaminophen in freshwater fish | H. Silva de Assis
TP047 Influence of diltiazem on fathead minnow
responses across dissolved oxygen gradients | G. Saari
TP048 Immunosuppression effects in nitric oxide production of diclofenac in a freshwater fish | J. Ribas
TP049 Uptake of Pharmaceuticals by Corbicula fluminea in an Effluent-Dependent Experimental Stream
Mesocosm Study | S. Burket
TP050 Uptake, Bioaccumulation and Depuration of
14C-labeled 17-α-ethinylestradiol and 4-nonylphenol in
Organs of the Marine Bivalve, Mytilus edulis L |
B. Duphily
TP023 Effects of Biochar on Mercury Uptake and
Toxicity in Earthworms and Plants | J. Flanders
Pharmaceuticals from Wastewater Treatment
and Manufacturing Effluents
TP024 Mercury Accumulation and Speciation in Atlantic Stingray (Dasyatis sabina) from Indian River Lagoon,
Florida, USA | B. Soulen
TP051 Validation of Eastern Oysters as Biomonitors
of Pharmaceutical Pollution in the Georgia Estuarine
Environment | D. Brew
Chairs: Heiko Schoenfuss, Daniel Caldwell,
James Lazorchak, Damia Barcelo
TP052 Bioconcentration pattern in biofluids of fish
exposed to carbamazepine, sildenafil and their mixtures |
P. Carriquiriborde
TP025 Mercury Accumulation and Speciation in the
Livers of Marine and Freshwater Fish Species | B. Soulen
TP026 Total mercury concentrations in hatched eggshells of critically endangered Wattled Crane (Bugeranus
carunculatus) in South Africa | A. Daso
TP027 Using Mercury Speciation Analysis to Evaluate a
WWTP Tertiary Treatment Iron Coated Sand Technology | S. Dent
TP028 From the Sierra Nevada to the Sea: A Five-Year
Statewide Survey of Mercury in Fish in California |
J. Davis
TP029 Using stable isotopes to trace mercury transfer across a salinity gradient within the Husky Lakes,
Northwest Territories, Canada | N. Gantner
TP030 Spatial and temporal trends of mercury in lake
ecosystems in northern Manitoba, Canada; the influence
of smelters | M. Evans
TP031 Remediation strategies for mercury contamination in Hodgdon Pond, Acadia National Park:the use of
zero-valent iron and granular activated carbon | A. Lewis
Evaluating Ionogenic Chemicals: Moving
Beyond PBT Criteria
Chairs: Mark Bonnell, Todd Gouin, Bryan Brooks
Assessment of Ionizable Organic Chemicals: Environmental fate and transport workgroup | T. Gouin
TP037 Pharmaceuticals in the EU – Regulatory
developments and derivation of environmental quality
standards | C. Moermond
TP038 Analysis of Commercially Available Produce for
Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products | S. Nason
TP039 Risk evaluation of glucocorticoids discharged
from sewage treatment plants in Japan: Effects on the
responses to bacterial infection in fish | K. Nakayama
TP040 Predictability of mixture toxicity of pharmaceuticals at environmental relevant concentration to three
aquatic organisms | N. Tatarazako
TP041 Assessing biological effects of municipal wastewater effluent using the fathead minnow reproductive
bioassay | K. Steeves
TP042 Assessing potential endocrine disrupting effects
of municipal effluents on fathead minnow (Pimephales
promelas) populations in Southern Saskatchewan |
S. Hanson
TP043 Bioassay-directed characterization of endocrinedisrupting potencies of municipal effluents in Canada |
T. Bagatim
TP044 Qualitative in vitro assessment of neuroendocrine-activity of wastewater treatment plant effluents |
J. Heitzman
TP045 Effects of tricocarban n,n-diethyl-meta-toluamide and a mixture of pharmaceuticals and personal care
products on fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas) |
J. Zenobio
TP053 Measured and Predicted Fish Plasma Concentrations of Ionizable Pharmaceuticals in Texas Estuaries
| W. Scott
TP054 The multi-generational impact of select pharmaceutical mixtures on Florida flagfish ( Jordanella floridae)
| L. Beyger
TP055 Presence and effects of pharmaceutical and
personal care products on the Baca National Wildlife
Refuge, Colorado | J. Zenobio
TP056 Influence of transport barriers on the uptake
of pharmaceutical and personal care products via plant
roots | E. Miller
Pharmaceuticals from Wastewater Treatment
and Manufacturing Effluents
Chairs: Heiko Schoenfuss, Daniel Caldwell,
James Lazorchak, Damia Barcelo
TP057 Prediction of Partition Coefficients of Pharmaceuticals in Sewage Sludge using Partial Least Squares
and Artificial Neural Network Models | L. Berthod
TP058 A model to predict the adverse effects of SSRI
antidepressants on fish brain chemistry and predation
behavior | L. Sweet
TP059 Assessing Biomagnification of Sertraline and
Triclocarban in the Cuyahoga River | L. Thomas
TP060 Effects of disinfected and non-disinfected
municipal wastewater (primary treatment) effluent on
mussels (Mytilus trossulus): Potential genotoxic and
carcinogenic effects | K. Vassilenko
TP061 Impact of pharmaceuticals (single compounds
and mixtures) on harbor seal B lymphocytes | C. Kleinert
TP062 Protein expression related to leukocyte migration
after exposure to diclofenac in Neotropical fish | J. Ribas
TP063 Waterborne fluoxetine exposure induces upregulation of hepatic microRNAs in Carassius auratus |
B. Cameron
TP064 Out of the wild: A comparison of reproductive
responses of native fish in field and laboratory to wastewater effluent exposure | M. Fuzzen
Avian Species as Indicators of Environmental
Pollution and Health: Contaminant Exposure,
Fate and Effects
Chairs: Jonathan Verreault, Kim Fernie
TP065 Development of a Tissue Co-culture model of the
Chicken Hypothalamus-Pituitary-Gonadal-Liver (HPGL) axis for in vitro toxicological evaluation | K. Mittal
TP066 Assessment of long-term effects following in ovo
exposure to an organophosphate flame retardant, tris(2butoxyethyl) phosphate, in zebra finches | M. Eng
TP067 The snow goose (Chen caerulescens) as biomonitor of environmental genotoxicity | M. Pereda
TP068 Is diazinon used as antiparasitic in sheep a threat
for bearded vultures? | R. Mateo
TP074 Application of Web-ICE to assess risks of
national pesticide registrations to federally listed (threatened and endangered) species | E. Donovan
TP075 Application of approaches for assessing pesticide
risks to bees to listed terrestrial invertebrates and developing a listed species knowledgebase | D. Schuler
TP076 Conservation of lepidopteran ecdysteroid receptor
provides evidence for butterfly susceptibility to diacylhydrazine and bisacylhydrazine chemicals | C. LaLone
TP077 Assessing the potential risk of Isoxaflutole use on
soybeans to threatened and endangered species | M. Dobbs
TP073 Use of Risk Quotient and Probabilistic Approaches to Assess Risks of Pesticides to Birds | K. Garber
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
TP078 Selenium Bioaccumulation Patterns in Tissue
and Otoliths for Fish from Wastewater Exposure and
Reference Sites | R. Reash
TP079 Considerations for Evaluating an Averaging
Period for Selenium Bioaccumulation | P. Paquin
Chairs: Hans Peter Arp, Steven Droge
Chairs: Diane Nacci, Annemette Palmqvist,
Valery Forbes, Roger Nisbet
TP090 Screening and prioritization of Perfluorinated
Chemicals and Personal Care Products in QSARINSChem | P. Gramatica
TP104 Population modeling of threatened and endangered species: a review of available models to assess the
risks of pesticides | J. Vavra
TP093 High throughput screening tests for the identification of persistent chemicals | T. Martin
TP094 No-man’s Land: New Chemicals at the Boundaries of Aquatic Toxicity SAR models and Test Methods
| C. Staples
TP080 Selenium Bioaccumulation Monitoring toward
Development of a Site-specific Objective for the Newport Bay Watershed | H. Ohlendorf
TP095 Designing Safer Chemicals for Consumer
Products: Implications of a Functional Use Perspective
| C. Rudisill
TP081 Biokinetic food chain modeling of waterborne
selenium pulses into lotic waters: Implications for acute
water quality criteria | S. Pargee
Assessing Contaminant Effects in Multi-Stress
Ecosystems
TP082 Laboratory-based methods to measure bioconcentration of selenium and application to development
of site-specific water quality guidelines | J. Elphick
TP085 Bioaccumulation and toxicity of inorganic selenium in Hyalella azteca: The impacts of different water
chemistry exposures | L. Milne
TP086 Translating Dietary Selenium Effects Thresholds
for Rainbow Trout to Aqueous Site Performance Objectives | E. Costa
TP087 Ecological screening assessment of selenium
under the Government of Canada’s Chemicals Management Plan: Approaches considered for the assessment |
M. Sauve
and Management
Ecological Models for Assessing the Risks of
Chemicals and Other Stressors – Part 1: From
Molecules to Individuals
Benign by Design – Replacing Toxic Chemicals
TP092 How Feasible is Greener Drug Design? | J. Snape
TP084 Selenium Partitioning between Water and Fish
Tissue in Freshwater Systems: Development of Waterbased Selenium Screening Guidelines | D. DeForest
TP072 Advancing effective screening and probabilistic approaches in endangered species risk assessments | M. Kern
TP103 Validation of water quality criteria for metals
using field evidence | A. Peters
Chairs: Guy Gilron, David DeForest
Chairs: Melissa Panger, Scott Hecht, George Noguchi
TP071 Implementing national-scale proximity analyses
with efficiency and reliability | J. Amos
TP089 Connecting fish tissue selenium concentrations
to site-specific water criteria in a dynamic estuary: The
case of Sacramento splittail | A. Stewart
TP091 Screening and prioritization of chemicals in the
context of REACH: the cumulative PBT Index model
implemented in QSARINS | P. Gramatica
TP083 Development and Application of Selenium Food
Chain Modelling at a Proposed Metal Mine in British
Columbia | L. Shelley
TP070 A probabilistic crop-footprint approach to
characterize potential pesticide use sites for endangered
species assessments at the national scale | J. Bang
TP102 In situ Storm Water Impact Assessment in San
Diego Bay, CA, USA | C. Stransky
The Use of Selenium Bioaccumulation
Information to Support Site-Specific
Guidelines and Objectives
Assessing Risks of Pesticides to Federally
Listed (Threatened and Endangered) Species
at a National Level
TP069 Aggregating, validating, and portraying species
location data for use in national level pesticide risk assessment | B. McGaughey
TP088 A conservative seasonal selenium monitoring
concept | M. Wilson
Environmental or
TP108 Evaluation of heavy metal excretion in saltwort
(Batis maritima) from Galveston Bay, Texas | C. Howard
TP097 Quantification of sediment toxicity and benthic
community condition in an integrated environmental
assessment in the St. Thomas East End Reserves |
S. Hartwell
TP109 Salinity and dissolved organic matter modulation
of metal toxicity to the hydroid Eudendrium carneum |
J. McGeer
TP110 Copper speciation and binding by natural
organic matter in marine waters at ambient and acidified
pH | R. Santore
TP111 Environmental and biological factors affecting
metal remobilization and toxicity in estuaries |
A. De Souza Machado
TP098 Benthic indices, pollutants and sediment quality
guidelines as criteria to assess the environmental quality
in the southern Gulf of Mexico | N. Santibanez
TP099 Quantification of chemical contaminants as part
of an integrated environmental assessment in the St.
Thomas East End Reserves, St. Thomas, USVI | A. Pait
TP100 Quantification of sediment tri-butyl tin (TBT)
in sediment cores in an integrated environmental assessment in the St. Thomas East End Reserves | S. Hartwell
TP107 Data mining strategies for species life history
characteristics to support population modeling in endangered species risk assessment | K. Kapo
Chair: Jim McGeer
TP096 Sediment as a Surrogate for Multiple Stressors in
Freshwater Ecosystems: Digging Deeper to Reveal the
Nature of Benthic Invertebrate Impairments | H. Govenor
TP106 An Individual Based Model of the Eurasian
minnow, a regionally endangered species in agricultural
landscapes | U. Hommen
Fate and Effects of Metals: Marine Concerns
Chairs: David Ostrach, Lawrence Kapustka
TP101 Amplicon sequencing disentangles the effect of
field manipulated press and pulse disturbances on sediment community responses | S. Birrer
TP105 AIST-MeRAM: a user-friendly software
embedded the data and techniques for ecological risk
assessment and management of chemicals | B. Lin
TP112 Carbonic anhydrase as a biomarker of copper
exposure in marine organisms | A. Bianchini
TP113 Effect of salinity on the olfactory toxicity of copper to juvenile salmon | D. Baldwin
TP114 Interspecific differences of metal accumulation in
estuarine oysters: implications for biomonitoring | K. Pan
TP115 Dynamics of Habitat Quality in Relation to
Otolith and Somatic Indices Of Two Commercially
Important Fish Species From Lagos and EPE Lagoons,
Nigeria | A. Chukwuka
Special Symposia
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Fate and Effects of Metals: Regulatory and Risk
Assessment Perspective
Chair: Kathryn Gallagher
TP116 Sodium arsenite induced reproductive dysfunctions
in female Wistar rats at low concentrations | S. Hundal
TP117 Methylmercury-Selenium Molar Ratios are
Direct Determinants of Mercury Toxicity | N. Ralston
TP118 Links between molecular biomarkers in clams
(Ruditapes philippinarum) of in situ exposure and trace
metal speciation as measured by DGT approach | Z. Wang
TP119 Probabilistic Assessment of Environmental
Exposure to Zinc and associated risks in wastewater
treatment plant mixing Zones in the US | P. Sun
TP120 A Novel Biologically-Based Indicator for Assessing Damage-Recovery Switch-Like Behavior in Fish
| W. Chen
TP121 Anatomy of a giant: constructing and deconstructing ten years of sublethal toxicity data from metal
mines in Canada | L. Taylor
Selenium and Mines
Chairs: Jorgelina Muscatello, Vince Palace
TP122 Multi-species analysis of the dose-response curve
for selenium toxicity to fish | E. Costa
TP123 Bioaccumulation of selenium through the food
chain: water - Lemna minor – Pomacea paludosa |
T. Hoang
TP124 Does Selenium Protect Against Toxicity of
Mercury: A Comparative Study with Rainbow Trout
and Brook Trout | J. Decker
TP125 Is Oxidative Stress the Main Driver of Selenium
Toxicity in Juvenile White Sturgeon (Acipenser transmontanus)? | J. Zee
Ultra-Low Detection Techniques for
Hydrophobic Organic Contaminants in Water
and Sediment
Chairs: Xiaoxia Lu, Keith Maruya
TP126 Developing a passive sampling method for measurement of fipronil and its degradates in water | Y. Hong
TP127 Incorporating Bioavailability into the Ecological
Risk Assessment of PAHs in Soil | R. Zajac-Fay
TP128 Passive Equilibrium Sampling of Hydrophobic
Organic Contaminants in Sediment | A. Jahnke
Environmental or
TP129 Assessing the use of performance reference
compound-based kinetic models in passive samplers
using synchronous fluorescence | R. Adams
Special Symposia
TP142 Towards improving biomarkers of water quality
using metagenomics | T. Van Rossum
TP143 Transcriptome dynamics in benzo[a]pyrene
TP130 A Simultaneous Analysis of PBDEs, OH-BDEs, exposed Hydra | S. Yum
and MeO-BDEs and the Partitioning in Human Breast
TP144 Assessment of the toxicogenomic potential of
Milk and Serum | D. Butryn
complex industrial wastewater effluents in zebrafish using RNA sequence-by-synthesis technology and qPCR
TP131 Using POM to assess Partitioning, Bioavailabil| L. Nuesser
ity, Bioaccumulation and Toxicity of PAHs, Oxy-PAHs
and N-PACs in Historically Contaminated Soil | H. Arp
TP145 Applying environmental metabolomics to assess
biological impacts of wastewater treatment plants across
TP132 Monitoring plant protection substances with
several Great Lakes areas of concern | J. Davis
passive sampling | J. de Weert
TP133 Incorporating performance reference compounds
(PRCs) for passive sampling of organic contaminants
using solid phase microextraction (SPME) | W. Lao
Mechanisms for Uptake and Toxicity of
Engineered Nanomaterials
Chairs: Olga Tsyusko, Krassimira Hristova
TP134 Comparative study of the toxic effects and
mechanisms induced by Copper oxide nanoparticles and
Copper ions | S. Jang
TP135 The effects of toxicity induced by interaction of
surface-modified silver nanoparticles with proteins |
S. Song
TP136 Toxicogenomic responses of the model legume
Medicago truncatula to nanomaterials (Ag, TiO2 and
ZnO) in aged biosolids amended soil | C. Chen
TP137 Biological consequences of silver nanoparticle
interactions with endocrine disrupting compounds: A
mixtures approach | J. Bonventre
TP138 Avoidance of Ag Nanoparticles by earthworms,
Eisenia fetida | J. Scott-Fordsmand
TP139 Bioassay order to study the cell enthronement
carbonnanotubes (CNTs) of different origins | R. Castro
TP140 Modeling TiO2 nanoparticle phototoxicity:
Does the Bunsen-Roscoe photochemical law apply? |
S. Li
Environmental Applications of NextGeneration and Alternative Assessment:
Challenges and Opportunities
Chairs: Adam Biales, David Bencic, Heiko
Schoenfuss, Christopher Martyniuk
TP141 Application of a custom-designed microarray to
examine the transcriptome of hornyhead turbot exposed to
environmental mixtures of PCBs and PBDEs | A. Mehinto
TP146 Interlaboratory comparability of microarray data
| D. Vidal-Dorsch
TP147 An ecotoxicoproteomic approach (SELDI-TOF
MS) to biomarker discovery in Ephemera orientalis
exposed to the mixture of various contaminant | H. Mo
TP148 Quantitative Changes in the Phosphoproteome in
the Brains of Male Fathead Minnows Exposed to Ethinyl
Estradiol and Levonogestrol using iTRAQ | L. Smith
Coal Mining in BC: Ecological Effects and
Science-Based Management
Chairs: Adrian deBruyn, Lana Miller
TP149 Selenium Remediating Potential of Three Plant
Species at an Active Coal Mine in Northeastern BC |
C. Szucs
TP150 The Development of Science-Based Effects
Benchmarks for Nitrite: Application to Mine Sites in
Northern Canada | M. Goertzen
Scientific Approaches and Strategies to
Support Restoring Beneficial Uses and
Delisting Great Lakes Areas of Concern
Chairs: Amy Mucha, Edwin Smith, Marc Mills,
David Walters
TP151 Polychlorinated biphenyl distribution and bioavailability in a Southern Illinois lake: Application of a
Tenax model | M. Archer
TP152 Standardized assessments indicate benthos and
plankton communities are consistently unimpaired in
Areas of Concern across New York, USA | B. Baldigo
TP153 Toxicity testing of remediated Grand Calumet
River sediments with the amphipod H. azteca, the midge
C. dilutus and the mussel L. siliquoidea | R. Consbrock
TP154 A New Perspective in the Use of Enzyme in
Environmental Remediation | O. Otitoju
Recent Advances in Sustainable Chemicals
Alternatives Assessment
Chairs: Derek Muir, Jennifer Tanir
TP155 How to avoid dangerous alternative to banned
chemicals in benign by design approach: screening of
Flame Retardants by cumulative PBT Index in QSARINS | P. Gramatica
TP156 Flame retardants used in flexible polyurethane
foam: USEPA alternatives assessment update | J. Rhoades
Fate, Transport, Detection and
Characterization of Nanomaterials
Chairs: Jason Unrine, Frank Von der Kammer
TP157 Silver, titanium dioxide and iron (III) oxide
nanoparticle release from plastics | A. Mackevica
TP158 Effect of Phosphate on Dissolution, Aggregation, and Toxicity of ZnO Nanoparticles | Y. Hwang
TP159 Presence and distribution of silver nanoparticles
under estuarine conditions: | E. Pelletier
TP160 Detection of carbon nanotube concentrations in
biological samples using a microwave-induced heating
method | A. Parra
TP161 A Pilot Study of Nanoparticle Characteristics
in Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM), Nova Scotia
Ambient Air | J. Kim
TP162 Impacts of fulvic acids in light and dark conditions on silver nanoparticle characteristics | R. Sofield
TP163 Optimizing an experimental system for assessing
the copper released into aquatic systems from commercial
liquid and micronized pressure treated lumber | A. Parks
TP164 Estimation of ENM release from EOL consumer
products in solid waste streams in Europe | L. Heggelund
TP165 Effects of the variation of ionic strength and dissolved oxygen content on aggregation and dissolution of
bare and organic coated silver nanoparticles | E. Pelletier
TP166 The Antioxidant Activity of Lanthanide
Nanoparticles Relates to Their Elemental Periodicity |
Z. Zhou
TP167 Fate of dissolved and nanoparticulate silver in
fresh and brackish waters using a radiolabeling technique
| E. Pelletier
TP168 Liquid Nebulization-Differential MobilityMicroscopy Approach to Evaluate Nanoparticles in
Environmentally-Relevant Water Matrices | B. Mader
Weighing the Evidence: Frameworks and
Process
Advanced Analytical Methods for
Contaminant Discovery
Fate and Effects of Nano-Scale Materials: RealWorld Scenarios, Case Studies and Challenges
Chairs: Keith Solomon, Ellen Mihaich
Chairs: Eunha Hoh, Nathan Dodder, June-Soo Park
Chair: David Johnson
TP169 Application of Activity in Risk Assessment
and Criteria Development for Petroleum Hydrocarbon
Mixtures | M. Crawford
TP170 Supplemental Data to Aid in Weight of Evidence (WoE) Determinations | E. Mihaich
TP171 Weight of Evidence Assessment for Determining the Relevance of the Endocrine Activity for
Alkylphenols in Human Health and Environmental
Assessments | K. Coady
TP172 Weight of Evidence Assessment of MineRelated Chemical Toxicity and Nutrient Enhancement
| P. Chapman
TP173 Assessing the Ecological Impacts of Trace Organics Using a Weight of Evidence Framework | G. Burton
TP174 An in-situ toxicity identification evaluation
method to assess the risk of trace organic exposures in
the context of co-occurring stressors | J. Daley
Bioavailability and Bioaccessibility: Critical
Tools For Risk Management Decisions
Chairs: Spencer Williams, Glenn Hoeger
TP175 Implementation of bioavailability based water
quality standards for metals in Europe | A. Peters
TP176 Bioaccessibility of Rare Earth Elements: Preliminary results using an in vitro bioaccessibility assay
and the need for future research | M. Sanborn
TP177 Bioavailability of Heavy Metals and Polycyclic
Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in Shallow Pond Sediment | K. Hallinger
TP178 Bioaccessibility and Speciation Results for Arsenic
in Soil Used to Determine Site-specific Relative Bioavailability in Human Health Risk Assessment | G. Hoeger
TP179 The role of thermodynamics and metal exposure
on mammalian bioavailability of polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbons (PAHs) | K. James
TP180 Uptake of metals from contaminated soils into
berries | C. LaCoste
TP181 Incremental Sampling Methodology Impact on
Metals Bioavailability Assessments | B. Swope
TP182 Measuring Changes to Nutrient and Persistent Organic Pollutant Bioavailability from Preparing
Marine Mammal Blubber for Human Consumption |
M. Binnington
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
TP183 Analysis of Fungicide Body Residues via the
QuEChERS (Quick, Easy, Cheap, Effective, Rugged
and Safe) Method and High-Throughput GC/MS
Parameters | S. Morrison
TP184 Bioaccumulation of Stentorin, the Causative
Agent for Discolored (Purple) Eggs and Ovaries in Blue
Catfish (Ictalurus furcatus) from Lake Eufaula, OK |
D. Alvarez
TP185 Quantitative Analysis of Cinnam aldehyde,
Cinnamyl alcohol, and Salicyl aldehyde in Commercial
biopesticides Containing Cinnamon extract Using GC
| B. Park
TP186 SignificanceCharacterizing bitumen presence in
environmental samples Using Comprehensive GcxGc
–Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry(GCxGC-TOFMS)
| S. Sojinu
TP187 Distinguishing PCB Isomeric Congeners with
their Gas Chromatographic and Mass Spectrometric
Ortho Effect | L. Osemwengie
TP188 A novel multi-step mass spectrometry method to
screen PFOS precursors in sludge samples | H. Peng
Issues in Risk Assessment and Regulation of
Manufactured Nanomaterials
Chairs: Stephen Diamond, Edward Salinas
TP189 Risk Assessment for Ecotoxicological Effects of
nano-TiO2: Effects of Two Key Environmental Modifying Factors | S. Diamond
TP190 Ecotoxicology Hazard Characterization and
Environmental Risk Assessment of Manufactured
Nanomaterials | E. Salinas
TP191 From Cradle-to-Grave at the Nanoscale: Gaps
in US Regulatory Oversight along the Nanomaterial
Life Cycle | C. Beaudrie
TP192 Recent Progress in Efforts to Standardize Hazard Testing of Nanomaterials for Regulatory Purposes |
A. Kennedy
TP193 Potential Nanomaterial Enhanced Conflicts |
H. Lützhøft
TP194 Carbon Nanotube (CNT) Nanomaterial Ecological Risk Assessment Trends, and Recent Protocol
Needs as seen under the Toxic Substances Control Act
(TSCA) | P. Sayre
and Management
Environmental or
TP209 Stormwater Best Management Practices Decrease the Toxicity of Copper Roof Runoff | B. Labarre
TP210 Are neurotoxic metals in highway stormwater
runoff bioavailable to fish? | J. McIntyre
TP195 Nano-Scale Particles and Municipal Waste
Incinerators: Synthesis, Emissions, Fate, and Effects |
D. Johnson
TP196 Nanoparticles generation, distribution and exposure measurements at one of the largest Zambian copper
mines | P. Mwaanga
TP197 Nanosilver Coated Socks and their Toxicity to
Zebrafish (Danio rerio) Embryos | J. Gao
TP198 Release of nanosized copper particles from an
antifouling paint | A. Adeleye
TP199 Occurrence and potential health effects of nanosized TiO2 in a food additive | H. Ma
TP200 Characterizing the effects of TiO2 nanoparticles
on Daphnia magna under natural conditions | J. Coral
TP201 The biological effects and toxic mechanisms of
Ag nanoparticles to marine datom Skeletonema costatum and bivalve Ruditapes philippinarum | B. Wang
TP212 Using polyethylene passive samplers and caged
bivalves to measure hydrophobic contaminants of
concern in Santa Monica Bay and Los Angeles Harbor,
USA | A. Joyce
TP213 How Can Results from Year-Round Passive
Samplers Fill Data Gaps Left by Springtime Grab
Samples and Inform Salmon Habitat Restoration Efforts? | J. Morace
TP214 Increasing Extraction Efficiency of Wet samples
using a Novel New Polymer during Accelerated Solvent
Extraction | C. Fisher
TP216 Quantitative Analysis of PAH and NPAH Sorption to Polystyrene 96-Well Plates | A. Chlebowski
Fate and Effects of Metals: Assessing the
Amount, Attenuation and Availability from
Diffuse Sources and Stormwater
TP217 Trans-Pacific + Regional transport of PAHs to
sites in Oregon, USA | S. Lafontaine
TP218 Simultaneous multimedia deployment of rapidly
equilibrating thin-film passive samplers in a coastal
marine ecosystem | B. Kelly
Chair: Kevin Rader
TP203 Toxicokinetically based differences in copper
bioaccumulation dynamics for tilapia in response to
environmental variability | C. Liao
TP219 Development of passive dosing for petroleum
hydrocarbons within environmental media | P. Hernik
TP204 Metals in South Carolina Streams: Statewide,
Ecoregion, and Ecobasin Relationships to Land Cover
| A. Jones
TP220 Alternative Groundwater Sampling Technique –
By Diffusion | K. Mierau
TP221 Long-term monitoring of petroleum derived
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons using passive air sampler after the Hebei Spirit oil spill | J. An
TP205 Effects of non-native trout on mercury bioaccumulation in aquatic communities of remote alpine
lakes | A. Pfleeger
TP222 Determination of Paraben by DLLME-UPLCESI-MS on Mogi River-SP-Brazil | C. Galinaro
TP206 Assessment of heavy metal contamination in
the biota of four rivers with varying degrees of human
impact | G. Bielmyer
TP207 Monitoring Copper Concentrations in Freshwater Marinas | K. Rader
TP208 Attenuation of Copper in Runoff from Copper
Roofing Materials by Two Stormwater Best Management Practices | B. Labarre
Environmental or Analytical Chemistry
General
TP215 New Stationary Phases for Large Volume SPE
| C. Fisher
TP202 What silver nanoparticles and singlewalled
nanotubes tell us about marine invertebrates integrative
immune response? | A. Magesky
TP211 Toxicity Identification Evaluation (TIE) of
Urban Stream Water for Coho Pre-spawn Mortality |
J. Colton
TP223 Optimized Integrated Method for the Simultaneous Analysis of Brominated and Chlorinated Dioxins
and Furans | D. Tarrant
TP224 The determination of trace concentrations of
oxygen, nitrogen and water in gaseous samples by the
PDHID | I. Viden
Special Symposia
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Environmental or
TP225 The Importance of Quality Control in Validating
Concentrations of Contaminants of Emerging Concern
in Source and Treated Drinking Water Samples | A. Batt
TP242 Metal levels in sediment, water and fish in effluent receiving peri-urban dams in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
| C. Teta
TP226 Evaluation of the I3- Method to Confirm Hydrogen Peroxide Exposures | C. Kinley
TP243 Maternal transfer in bioaccumulation of propranolol to Daphnia magna | T. Jeong
TP227 Analysis of trace pesticides in water with diskbased SPE and large volume injection | H. Lord
TP244 Isomer-Specific Air-Water Partitioning of Perfluorooctanoic Acid | H. Jin
TP228 Determination and Reduction of Background
Cotinine using a Sensitive Liquid Chromatography
Electrospray Ionization Tandem Mass Spectrometry
Method | A. MacDonald
TP245 Hydrolysis of benzobicyclon and benzobicyclon
hydrolysate under simulated California rice field conditions | K. Williams
TP229 Analytical Method Development and Improvement for Detection of Multi-Classes of Disinfection
By-Products in Water and Produce | W. Lee
TP230 Environmental or Analytical Chemistry |
M. Perkins
TP231 Optimized extraction and determination of
arsenic speciation in traditional Chinese herbal medicine
panax notogensing by HPLC-HG-AFS | X. Zeng
TP232 Potential Bias in Arsenic Speciation Results for
Tissues Prepared by EPA Method 1632 | I. Joslin
TP233 Arsenic Absorption in Lettuce | C. Custer
TP234 Heavy Metals accumulation in plants growing
around an E-Waste Disposal site in Lagos city, Nigeria
| A. Bankole
TP235 Bioaccessibility of Cu, Pb and Zn in brass Ilco
keys | M. Renfrow
TP236 Deposition of Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds
in Snow in the Athabasca Oil Sands Area of Alberta,
Canada | J. Kirk
TP237 Dynamic modelling of metals in soils of UK and
Chinese catchments | S. Lofts
TP238 Development of n-hexane soil quality guidelines
for human health and environmental protection |
S. Ranganathan
TP239 Development of Multibox Quantitative Water
Air Sediment Interaction (QWASI) Model for the Fate
and Transport of Decamethylcyclopentasiloxane (D5) |
J. Kim
TP240 Co-elution of Contaminant Drivers at Cleanup
Sites and the Role of Consilience | J. Knox
TP241 Removal of perfluorinated compounds in
selected rivers in Cape Town using leaf lifters and commercial activated carbon | B. Fagbayigbo
TP246 Oxidative Metabolism of BDE-47 and BDE100: Implication of Polymorphisms in Human CYP2B6
| M. Gross
TP247 Triclosan Transformation Products: Environmental Risk Evaluation | M. Bock
TP248 Hydrolysis and photo-degradation of trifloxystrobin in aqueous medium | Y. Zhang
TP249 Photodegradation of Clothianidin Under Simulated California Rice Field Conditions | R. Mulligan
TP250 Photochemical Degradation of a Mixed Solution
of Propyl and Butylparaben, Identification of ByProducts and Evaluation of Their Estrogenic Activities
| F. Gomes
TP251 Controllable synthesis of Bi2MoO6 and effect of
metamorphous surface structure on photocatalytic activities for paracetamol | S. Wang
TP252 Impact of climate change on the photochemistry
and bioavailability of coastal water systems in Southern
California | J. Bowen
TP253 Debromination of BDE 99 and BDE 153 in
Juvenile Whitemouth Croaker | J. Leonel
TP254 Contamination of indoor dust and exposure
assessment for pet animals by personal care products |
T. Kunisue
TP255 Organophosphate Flame Retardants in Car
Indoor Environment | M. Tokumura
TP256 Elucidating the effects of alternative flame retardants, TBB and TBPH on thyroid hormone synthesis,
steroidogenesis, and estrogen receptor binding | J. Jung
TP257 Gene expression analysis of saturated aliphatic
aldehydes reveals carbon number-specific molecules
involved in pulmonary toxicity | M. Song
TP258 Comparing predicted and measured concentrations of neurological drugs in the effluents of selected
health institutions | M. Herrmann
Special Symposia
TP259 Effect of green tea extract on hepatotoxic effect of
ionic and nano-sized copper in male wistar rats | K. Abdou
TP276 The Role of Benthic Ecology in Assessing Baseline Ecological Risks in an Urban Estuary | B. Church
TP260 Identification and avoidance of potential artifacts
in nanomaterial ecotoxicity measurements | J. Hawthorne
TP277 Differential trophic position accumulation of
select contaminants of emerging concern in an urban
bayou, Houston, Texas, US | S. Haddad
TP261 PCBs in Consumer Products | A. Stone
TP262 Study of accumulation of PCBs and DDT in
the Alepisaurus ferox washed ashore in Suruga bay,
Shizuoka, Japan | T. Masuda
Remediation/Restoration General
TP263 Reductive Degradation of 1,2-Dichloroethane
Using Zero-Valent Aluminum and Magnesium Metal
Particles: Effects of Acid, Base and Salt Conditions |
C. Walecka-Hutchison
TP264 Effect of Salinity on Phragmites australis in a
Restored Salt Marsh in Rhode Island | D. Champlin
TP265 Immobilization of laccase produced by Pycnoporus sanguineus for reuse in the remediation of phenolic
compounds | E. Gil
TP266 Informing stormwater BMP selection: Targeted
sampling to characterize storm basin discharges |
H. Blischke
TP267 PAH-Contaminated Sediments: Remediation
Challenges | J. Lemay
TP268 Bioaccumulation in Florida Apple Snails (Pomacea paludosa) Exposed to Copper Contaminated Soils
| J. Allen
TP269 Hypericum Perforatum as a healing remedy
against memory loss and Alzheimer’s (experimental
study in mice) | K. Zerrouki
TP270 An evaluative model for assessing fate and effects
of contaminants in engineered wetlands | A. Cancelli
TP271 Enhanced Wetland Systems for the Attenuation
of Selenium: A Case Study on the Source and Fate of
Selenium within a Wetland in the Western US | S. Skigen
TP273 Fate of silver nanomaterials in freshwater microcosms (2L) in realistic conditions | G. Triffault-Bouchet
TP274 Evaluating the toxicity of Midwestern US stream
sediments with Hyalella azteca, Chironomus dilutus, and
Lampsilis siliquoidea | N. Kemble
TP275 Differential Accumulation of Coal Combustion
Waste Contaminants In Stream Organisms | D. Fletcher
TP278 Composition of the Fish and Benthic Invertebrate Community in an Urban Estuary | J. Parker
TP279 The Lower Passaic River Study Area RI/FS
Ecological Risk Assessment: Development of Surface
Water TRVs Using Species-Sensitivity Distributions
(SSDs) | S. Katka
TP280 The application of a macro-invertebrate trait
database as bioindicator for salinity and pesticides in
South Africa | W. Malherbe
TP281 Is there any significant correlation among basic
water quality indexes and ecotoxicity of riverwater
samples in Japan? | H. Yamamoto
TP282 Reconstructing long-term limnological trends in
phytoplankton and toxin production using paleogenomics and next generation sequencing | T. Tse
TP283 Photodegradation of Methotrexate and 5-Fluorouracil: Ecotoxicological Studies Before and After
Treatment | C. Lutterbeck
TP284 Persistent Organic Pollutants in Stream Sediments from Southern Ontario, Canada | S. Chaudhuri
TP285 Using the mayfly Centroptilium triangulifer in
an aquatic toxicity testing program to better assess species sensitivity to crop protection products | A. Samel
TP286 Refining test conditions for conducting water
and sediment laboratory toxicity tests with juvenile
freshwater mussels | J. Kunz
TP287 Gulf Killifish (Fundulus grandis) Aquaculture
and Utility as a Toxicological Model | B. Finch
TP288 Evaluation of Proposed Ecotoxicological Testing Guidelines Using Mysids to Determine Endocrine
Disruptive Effects | S. Hicks
TP289 Development of a freshwater copepod chronic
toxicity test | E. Marus
TP290 Comparison of toxicity bioassessments using
various endpoints in Ulva pertusa Kjellman (Chlorophyceae) | T. Han
TP291 Ranking of biomarkers for environmental monitoring | N. Hanson
TP292 Limit values for biomarkers in fish - Different
limits for different assessment types | N. Hanson
TP293 Development of tissue and dietary TRVs using
species-sensitivity distributions to assess ecological risks
in the Lower Passaic River Study Area | B. Bergquist
NOTES
TP294 Learning Shifts the Curve: Amphibians Are
Sometimes More Sensitive Than Their Risk Assessment
Surrogates | C. Aubee
RESEARCH ASSOCIATESHIP
PROGRAMS
TP295 Species Sensitivity Distributions for Non-Target
Plant Studies | J. Green
Opportunities for Postdoctoral and
Senior Research
TP296 Comparison of Sub-lethal Sediment Toxicity
Test Methods Used to Interpret Sediment Quality Objectives for California’s Bays and Estuaries | C. Pottios
Awards are offered for postdoctoral and
senior research in US federal laboratories
and affiliated institutions.
Research opportunities are in the fields of:
aquatic ecology and toxicology
environmental toxicology
ecotoxicology
sedimentology
hydrology
hydrogeochemistry
toxic chemicals
and related disciplines
TP297 Soil and Sediment Testing of Very Hydrophobic,
Low Solubility Organic Substances | G. Bragin
TP298 Proposing a Basis on Deviation from the Chemical Mixture Models | J. Takeshita
TP299 Comparing assessment models to evaluate the
environmental safety of personal care products | A. Carrao
Participating laboratories include:
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Administration
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Laboratories
Awards include stipends ranging from $42,000 to
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Prospective applicants must contact Research
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Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Environmental or
Special Symposia
Tuesday Morning Platform Sessions
Chairs: Adam Biales,
David Bencic,
Heiko Schoenfuss,
Christopher Martyniuk
Fate, Transport,
Detection and
Characterization of
Nanomaterials
Chairs: Jason Unrine,
Frank Von der Kammer
10:00–10:15
10:20–10:35
10:40–10:55
11:00–11:15
183 Biomarkers
responses to copper
exposure and ocean
acidification in
Amphistegina spp.
(Amphisteginidae,
Foraminifera) |
J. Marques
184 Relationship of
polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbons with
algae-derived organic
matter in sediment
cores in the Pearl
River Delta, South
China | Y. Ran
185 Interactive effects
of climate change
with nutrients, mercury, and freshwater
acidification on key
taxa in the Northeast
US and Canada |
F. Pinkney
Discussion
187 Incorporating
Discussion
the reality of climate
change into risk assessment, remediation,
and the long-term
monitoring of contaminated landscapes
| W. Landis
Discussion
188 The Chemical
Aquatic Fate and Effects Database and its
Use in Spill Response
| V. Chu
189 Gene expression
analysis of phenanthrene in female
fathead minnow liver
after acute and subchronic exposures |
J. Loughery
190 Higher, faster and
stronger? The pros and
cons of molecular faunal data for assessing
ecosystem condition |
K. Dafforn
191 Assessment of
PAHs and PCBs in
sediment in aquatic
systems in Durban,
South Africa, using
chemical and biological analysis | N. Vogt
192 Considerations
in variability for
molecular endpoints
in ecotoxicology |
C. Martyniuk
193 The use of plasma
proteomics in support
of effects based monitoring: What we’ve
learned from field
studies | D. Simmons
194 Cell-based
metabolomics for
assessing chemical exposure and toxicity of
environmental surface
waters | Q. Teng
195 Fish Connectivity
Mapping: a Transcriptomics-based Tool for
Ecotoxicology |
R. Wang
196 Environmental
transformations of
silver nanoparticles |
M. Baalousha
197 The fate of nanomaterials at the river/
ocean frontier using
large mesocosms: the
case story of silver
nanoparticles |
E. Pelletier
198 Fate and
transport of cerium nanoparticles
in stream mesocosms
differs between pulse
and press exposures |
L. Baker
199 Trophic Transfer
Potential of Cerium
Oxide Nanoparticles
Through Terrestrial
Food Chains |
J. Hawthorne
201 The road to
nowhere: Equilibrium
partition coefficients
for nanoparticles |
A. Praetorius
202 Liquid nebulization/differential
mobility analysis
method for quantification of nanoparticles
in environmentally
relevant water matrices
| B. Mader
203 Identification of
man-made TiO2 and
CeO2 nanoparticles
in the environment |
F. Von der Kammer
200 A Comparison of
C uptake and eliminaO tion rates of bulk
F ZnO powder, ZnCl2,
and ZnO nanoparF ticles by Eisenia fetida
E using a stable isotope
tracer | S. Lev
E
109
182 Temps rising,
poles thawing, oceans
rising, fires/droughts/
storms raging. Where
is SETAC? | R. Stahl
Ecological Consequences of Exposure to Pharmaceuticals from Wastewater Treatment and
B Manufacturing Effluents (see listing TP057–TP064)
210 Removing
211 Enhanced AdapR 208 Monitoring PAH 209 Strategies for
bioavailability during determining PCB and Beneficial Use Imtive Management
E habitat restoration
mercury dynamics in pairments Related to Approach for RemeA with navigational
the Upper Trenton
Benthic Communities diation of the South
Channel and Detroit | M. Mills
River | C. Foran
K dredged materials |
A. Brennan
River AOC | R. Otter
Mercury Fate and Biogeochemistry (see listing TP001–TP008)
Scientific Approaches
and Strategies to
Support Restoring
Beneficial Uses and
Delisting Great Lakes
Areas of Concern
204 Adverse Outcome
Pathways Linked to
Population Models as
an Applied Framework for Investigating
Effects of Chemical
Stressors | D. Miller
205 Using tree
swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) to
assess Beneficial Use
Impairments at Areas
of Concern across the
Great Lakes |
C. Custer
206 Fish-eating birds
as indicators for
reassessing wildlife
reproduction and
health impairments in
the Saginaw Bay and
River Raisin Areas of
Concern | K. Grasman
207 Cross-site
comparisons of riparian spider exposure
to polychlorinated
biphenyls (PCBs) at
Great Lakes Areas of
Concern | D. Walters
212 Alternatives
Analysis: A Robust
Tool for Determining
the Viability of Safer
Substitutes |
P. Sinsheimer
213 Advancing
the Practice and
Understanding of Alternatives Assessment
Approaches |
E. Connor
214 Transparency: A
multidimensional and
critical component of
chemical alternatives
assessment |
J. McPartland
215 Applications and
Challenges of Using
Chemical Hazard
Assessment for
Chemicals, Materials
and Products |
L. Heine
216 From Chemical
Structure to Environmental Hazard:
exploiting QSAR
for screening, prioritization and safer
alternative design | P.
Gramatica
217 High-Throughput Chemical
Prioritization Based
on Exposure and
Dosimetry-Adjusted
in Vitro Bioactivity |
H. Shin
218 Substitution
of prioritized polyand perfluorinated
chemicals to eliminate
diffuse sources (SUPFES) | P. Leonards
219 Identifying
chemicals that are
planetary boundary
threats | M. MacLeod
220 Characterizing
Arsenic Bioavailability in Gold Mining
Contaminated Soils |
N. Basta
221 Measuring metal
solubility in airborne
PM as a proxy for
bioaccessibility in the
human lung |
C. Wiseman
222 Pilot Study for
Relative Bioavailability Study of PAH
in Coal Tar Pitch of
Clay Target Fragments | B. Magee
223 Variation in
Metal Bioaccessibility in the Canadian
Urban and Background Surface Soils |
M. Dodd
224 Juvenile swine
evaluation of the
ability of silicone rod
in vitro digestors to
predict PAH uptake
across 20 different
soils | S. Siciliano
225 Bioaccessibility
and Bioavailability:
The Great Opportunity Not Realized (so
far) | G. Richardson
226 Relative Oral
Bioavailability of
Benzo(a)Pyrene from
Soils: Effect of Soil
Characteristics, PAH
Sources, and PAH
concentration |
Y. Lowney
227 Development
and Application of
Site-Specific Arsenic
Bioavailability For
Contaminated Residential Soils |
K. Bradham
Chairs: Amy Mucha,
Edwin Smith, Marc Mills,
David Walters
Recent Advances in
Sustainable Chemicals
Alternatives
Assessment
Chairs: Derek Muir,
Jennifer Tanir
Bioavailability and
Bioaccessibility:
Critical Tools For
Risk Management
Decisions
Chairs: Spencer
Williams, Glenn Hoeger
Room
110
9:00–9:15
Special Symposia
118
Environmental Applications of Next-Generation and Alternative
Assessment: Challenges and Opportunities
8:40–8:55
119
120
Chair: Ralph Stahl
8:20–8:35
121/122
Influence of Global
Climate Change
on Environmental
Toxicology and
Chemistry
8:00–8:15
Environmental or
208/209
Session
and Management
211
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
Chair: Jim McGeer
Avian Species
as Indicators of
Environmental
Pollution and Health
– Contaminant
Exposure, Fate and
Effects: Part 1
Chairs: Jonathan
Verreault, Kim Fernie
Population
Modeling to Assess
Pesticide Risks to
Representative,
Threatened and
Endangered Species
Chairs: Valery Forbes,
Pernille Thorbek,
Robert Pastorok
Selenium and Mines
Chairs: Jorgelina
Muscatello, Vince Palace
Assessing
Contaminant Effects
in Multi-stress
Ecosystems: Part 1
Chairs: David Ostrach,
Lawrence Kapustka
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
10:00–10:15
10:20–10:35
10:40–10:55
11:00–11:15
228 Online LCxLC-ToF MS for
Effect-Directed
Analysis in Effluent
and Surface Water |
M. Lamoree
229 Two-dimensional
gas chromatography
(GCxGC) and liquid
chromatography
(LCxLC) with mass
spectrometry for the
non-targeted screening
of house dust | B. Place
230 Targeted and nontargeted analysis of polar
organic contaminants
by comprehensive 2D
liquid chromatography
with high-resolution
mass spectrometry |
L. Ferguson
231 Emerging contaminant screening using
Atmospheric Pressure
Gas Chromatography
– Quadrupole Time of
Flight Mass Spectrometry | B. Crimmins
232 Non-targeted
analysis of natural
and anthropogenic
halogenated organic
compounds in two
ecotypes of Southern
California bottlenose
dolphins | N. Shaul
233 Determination
of perfluoroalkyl
ether carboxylic acids
(PFECAs) and sulfonic acids (PFESAs)
in North Carolina
surface water using
TOFMS | M. Strynar
234 Screening for
new compounds
using comprehensive
gas chromatography
coupled to inductively
coupled plasma mass
spectrometry (ICPMS) | J. Kucklick
235 High resolution
mass spectrometry
screening methodology
for identifying transformations in wastewater
across an innovative
advanced oxidation
reactor | E. Parry
236 Laboratory
culture, reproduction,
and toxicity studies
with cadmium and
copper using the
starlet anemone,
Nematostella vectensis | A. Smith
237 Developmental
toxicity of Ni to the
New Zealand sea
urchin (Evechinus
chloroticus) |
T. Blewett
238 Influence of
dissolved organic
carbon concentration
and source on chronic
7-d Ni toxicity to the
mysid (Americamysis
bahia) | C. Cooper
239 Biomarkers responses in
the Brazilian coral
Mussismilia harttii
(Cnidaria, Scleractinia, Mussidae) after
waterborne copper
exposure | J. Marques
240 Influence of
estuarine dissolved organic matter of variable
source on Zn toxicity
to hydra (Eudendrium
carneum) and speciation measured by
AGNES | S. Smith
241 Effects of salinity
on short-term zinc
uptake, accumulation, and sub-lethal
toxicity in European
Green Crab (Carcinus
maenas) | S. Niyogi
242 Toxicity, bioaccumulation and
ionoregulatory
impacts in Fundulus
heteroclitus exposed
to waterborne zinc at
different salinities |
C. Wood
243 The Chemistry and Toxicity of
Aluminum in Marine
Waters | G. Batley
244 Developmental Uptake
of Radiolabeled
3,3’,4,4’-Tetrachlorobiphenyl (PCB 77) into
Japanese Quail Egg
Compartments and
Embryos | K. Dean
245 The biphasic
effects of di (n-butyl)
phthalate (DBP) on
steroidogenesis and
cellular structures of
pre-pubertal adult
male Japanese quails
testis | A. Arukwe
246 Genomic, hormonal,
and physiological responses in Japanese quail
(Coturnix japonica)
exposed over multiple
generations to the flame
retardant HBCD |
N. Karouna-Renier
247 Amino acid
sequence of the AHR1
ligand-binding domain
predicts avian sensitivity to dioxin like
compounds: in vivo
validation in European
starlings | M. Eng
249 Mercury
influences oxidative
stress-related gene
expression in Doublecrested Cormorant
blood | R. Lavoie
250 Exposure of
Peregrine Falcons
to Emerging Flame
Retardants in the US,
Canada, South Africa
and Spain: Current
Status and Temporal
Trends | D. Chen
251 Over 50 Years of
Using Bald Eagles as
Indicators of Great
Lakes Ecosystem
Health | W. Bowerman
252 Population modelling to assess pesticide
risks to threatened
and endangered
species: Findings of
a CropLife America
workshop | V. Forbes
253 Problems with
the use of point
estimate toxicity data
for parameterizing
population models for
ecological risk assessments | J. Stark
254 Effects of uncertainty in simulated
songbird movement
behavior on exposure to
agricultural pesticides
and resulting population-level responses |
D. Dishman
255 Developing a
population-level perspective of the direct
and indirect effects of
pesticide exposure to a
non-target plant species | A. Kanarek
257 Predicting the
effects of agricultural
management practices
on earthworm populations | A. Johnston
258 Ecosystemlevel risk of chemicals:
from experimental
data to a calibrated
ecosystem model |
L. Clouzot
259 Using Probabilistic Population
Modeling to Inform
Pesticide Risk Assessments and Jeopardy
Determinations for
Endangered Species |
R. Pastorok
260 Integrative
Assessment of
Selenium Speciation,
Biogeochemistry
and Distribution in a
Northern Coldwater
Ecosystem | D. Janz
261 Bioaccumulation
and trophic transfer of
selenium in biofilms
from a mining impacted stream |
M. Arnold
262 Establishing
dose-dependent
developmental effects
of maternal dietary
selenium exposure in
the model amphibian
Xenopus laevis |
A. Masse
263 Effects of Chronic
Dietary Selenomethionine Exposure on the
Physiological Stress
Response in Juvenile
White Sturgeon
(Acipenser transmontanus) | S. Patterson
264 High Sensitivity
to Dietary Selenomethionine Found
in Juvenile White
Sturgeon (Acipenser
transmontanus) |
J. Zee
265 Results of EPA’s
Assessment of Fish
Tissue from US
Rivers for Selenium
with Implications for
Aquatic Life and Human Health |
J. Lazorchak
266 Development of a
Draft National 304(a)
Chronic Selenium
Criterion for the
Protection of Freshwater Aquatic Life |
J. Beama
267 Aquatic selenium
remediation through
ecosystem manipulation, an end-pit lake
fertilization experiment | A. Luek
268 Predicting the
impact of seasonal fluctuations in
river discharge on the
potential ecotoxicological risk of multiple
toxicants in an estuary
| A. Wijdeveld
269 Testing the
waters: Impacts of
contaminants on
ecosystem structure
and function in urban
waterways |
K. Dafforn
270 Application of
Decision Analytical Approaches
for Evaluation of
Management Action
Considering Multiple
Stressors | C. Foran
271 Meta-omics
elucidate sediment
community and
functional responses
to field manipulated
stressors | S. Birrer
a developmental window of susceptibility
to selenomethionine
and hypersaline toxicity in the Japanese
Medaka (Oryzias
latipes) | A. Kupsco
273 Long-term adaptation in oysters with
prolonged exposure to
environmental stress
in the Sydney Harbour estuary, Australia
| A. Melwani
274 An Integrated
Environmental Monitoring Approach for
Protecting Salmon in
Urban Streams |
R. Marshall
275 Cautions for
deriving causal relationships and water
quality benchmarks
from field observational data: a case study in
West Virginia headwaters | R. Kashuba
and Management
Environmental or
Tuesday Morning Platform Sessions
C
248 Effects of parental
O Pb exposure on the
F development of the
immune function in
F
birds |
E N. Vallverdu-Coll
E
B 256 Risk characterization of non-target
R
terrestrial plant comE munities: modelling
A population and
community effects
K of herbicide drift |
J. Reeg
Special Symposia
Room
212
9:00–9:15
213/214
Fate and Effects
of Metals: Marine
Concerns
8:40–8:55
220
Chairs: Eunha Hoh,
Nathan Dodder,
June-Soo Park
8:20–8:35
Ballroom A
Advanced Analytical
Methods for
Contaminant
Discovery
8:00–8:15
Ballroom B
Session
Ballroom C
Tuesday Afternoon Platform Sessions
4:00–4:15
277 Methylmercury
production and
transport in sulfateimpacted freshwater
sediment and peat |
N. Johnson
278 Multi-ecosystem
assessment of mercury
bioaccumulation in
fishes: habitat,
landscape, and biogeochemical drivers of
fish mercury |
C. Eagles-Smith
279 Mercury trends in
vulnerable little brown
bat maternal colonies
across Atlantic
Canada | L. Campbell
280 Temporal
mercury dynamics in
threespine stickleback:
differences between
sexes and foraging
habitats | J. Willacker
281 Impacts of
Climate and Industry
on Methylmercury
Exposures for Inuit in
Labrador |
E. Sunderland
282 Methylated
Mercury Dynamics
Arctic Marine Waters:
what are the roles of
dimethylmercury and
particulate bound
methylmercury? |
I. Lehnherr
283 Modeling the
pathway of mercury in
contaminated waters
(Tagus Estuary, Portugal) | M. Mateus
284 Associating
changes in endogenous metabolite profiles of field-deployed
fish with chemical
contaminants and
other stressors |
T. Collette
285 Application of
supervised and unsupervised tools to direct
effects-based monitoring efforts in the Great
Lakes Areas of Concern:
Maumee River, Ohio |
J. Berninger
286 Relationships
between estrogenic contaminant
concentrations and
incidence of intersex
in centrarchid fishes
across North Carolina
| C. Lee Pow
287 De novo chemical: gene associations
and network inference
of chemicals causing
biological effects in
fathead minnows
caged in the Detroit
River | E. Perkins
288 Componentbased analysis of
OPAH interaction
effects in zebrafish |
C. Donald
289 Assessing efficiency of water
reprocessing plants
through predictive
modelling of laboratory exposures |
P. Antczak
290 Modelling impacts of environmental
stressors and intra-/
inter-specific interactions on shaping
meiobenthos biodiversity in British estuaries
| F. Falciani
291 Links between
molecular biomarkers
in caged clams (Ruditapes philippinarum)
and metal speciation
as measured by in situ
exposure and DGT
approach | Z. Wang
292 Oxidative and
nitrosative stress in
Caenorhabditis elegans after exposure to
functionalized cerium
dioxide nanomaterials
| D. Arndt
293 Mechanisms of
uptake and toxicity of
silver nanoparticles
in Caenorhabditis
elegans | J. Meyer
294 Determining
the influence of
copper and CuO
nanoparticles on neurodegeneration of C.
elegans | M. Mashock
297 Nanosilvermediated changes
in human intestinal
microbiota | P. Das
298 Investigating the
accuracy of predicting the bioavailability
of PAHs adsorbed
to carbon nanotubes
using QSAR models |
E. Linard
299 Gravity-driven
transport of three
engineered nanomaterials in unsaturated
soils and effects on
soil pH and phosphate mobility |
J. Conway
Chairs: Olga Tsyusko,
Krassimira Hristova
Ecological Models for
Assessing the Risks
of Chemicals and
Other Stressors – Part
1: From Molecules to
Individuals | Chairs:
300 Population
genomic tools for understanding individual
response to chemicals
| J. Shaw
301 Killifish as a new
high-quality genomics
model for applied
environmental biology
| A. Whitehead
302 Linking physiological and behavioral
changes to alterations
in gene expression
toward modeling the
impact of aquatic
environmental contaminants | M. Carvan
303 Devolopment
of an AOP to scale
effects of contaminants from molecular
to population level
effects: behavior of
larval fish | C. Murphy
305 From enzyme
activity to population
growth rate – mechanistic effect modeling
of ROS inducing
chemicals on Lemna
minor | E. Zimmer
306 A dynamic energy
budget approach to
mechanistic models of
toxicodynamics with
applications to nanotoxicity | E. Muller
307 Toward a mechanistic and generic
modeling approach to
cross-organizational
level extrapolation of
chemically induced
effects | A. Gergs
308 Experts workshop
on the ecotoxicological risk assessment of
ionizable organic
chemicals: Towards a
science-based framework for chemical
assessment | T. Gouin
309 Partitioning
of ionic organic
chemicals from water
to biological phases |
S. Endo
310 Exploring
fragment-based
QSARs to predict
the equilibrium partitioning of ionogenic
organic chemicals to
biologically relevant
media | T. Brown
311 Exploring the
exposure and hazard
potential of ionogenic
organic chemicals
released to the environment | J. Arnot
312 Measured and
Predicted Fish Plasma
Concentrations of
Ionizable Pharmaceuticals in Texas
Estuaries | W. Scott
313 Estimating bioaccumulation potentials
of organic compounds
in oil sands processing
water by PDMScoated stir bar and
solid-supported lipid
membranes | J. Martin
314 Assessing Bioaccumulation Potential
of Per- and Poly-fluoroalkyl Substances:
State of the Science
and Key New Directions | C. Ng
315 Observed and
modeled effects of pH
on bioconcentration
of diphenhydramine,
a weakly basic pharmaceutical, in fathead
minnows | J. Nichols
Discussion
316 An Integrated
Modeling Approach
for Assessing Pesticide Exposure and
Risk: Facilitating
Data-Driven Public
Policy | G. Hanrahan
317 The Implementation of Environmental
Quality Standards
(EQS) for biota
under the EU Water
Framework Directive
(WFD) | D. Leverett
318 Shaping Ecological Risk Research for
Synthetic Biology |
T. Kuiken
319 Regulating
risks: punctuated
equilibrium and the
stability-adaptability
tradeoff in public
policy | A. Johnson
320 Quantifying
Natural Resource
Injuries and Service
Loss: What have we
learned since 2002? |
L. Barnthouse
Discussion
Discussion
Diane Nacci, Annemette
Palmqvist, Valery Forbes,
Roger Nisbet
Evaluating Ionogenic
Chemicals: Moving
Beyond PBT Criteria
Chairs: Mark Bonnell,
Todd Gouin, Bryan
Brooks
Environmental
Analysis, Policy
and Litigation
Implementing New
and Novel Scientific
Research to Inform
Regulations
Chair: Laurel Royer
C
295 Photo-induced
296 DeterminaO tion of the primary
toxicity of titanium
dioxide nanoparticles F component of toxicity
to Daphnia magna
of CuO Nanoparticles
F
under natural sunlight
towards SaccharomyE ces cerevisiae |
| C. Mansfield
E M. Mashock
B 304 Extrapolating
ecotoxicological effects from individuals
E to populations using
A Dynamic Energy
Budget theory and
K individual-based
modeling | R. Nisbet
R
Room
109
3:40–3:55
110
3:20–3:35
118
Mechanisms for
Uptake and Toxicity
of Engineered
Nanomaterials
3:00–3:15
Marcello Veiga
Chairs: Anthony
Schroeder, Edward
Perkins
Special Symposia
2:00–2:15
276 Methylmercury
transport in contaminated waters of Tagus
Estuary, Portugal |
Chairs: Nelson
O’Driscoll, Joao Canario, R. Cesário
Approaches for Inferring Associations
between Chemical Exposures and Biological
Effects for Field-Exposed Organisms
1:40–1:55
Mercury Fate and
Biogeochemistry:
Part 1
1:20–1:35
121/122
1:00–1:15
Environmental or
208/209
Session
and Management
211
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
3:00–3:15
3:20–3:35
3:40–3:55
4:00–4:15
321 Use of Polyethylene passive samplers
to detect trace levels
of dissolved HOCs
in air, water and sediments | R. Lohmann
322 Ultra-low
detection sampling
of PCBs and DDTs
in the water column
of the Los Angeles/
Long Beach Harbor
| X. Lu
323 Targeted and
non-targeted analysis
of halogenated organic
contaminants in the
Great Lakes using passive sampling and high
resolution mass spectrometry | M. Robson
324 Simultaneous
Screening of Porewater
and Bulk Surface Water for Fipronil Using
an Automated In Situ
Sampler for Bioavailability Assessment
(IS2B) | S. Supowit
325 Use of SPME
PDMS Fibers to Determine Contaminant
Flux and Intermixing
Rates at Contaminated Sediment Sites
in Rivers and Bays |
C. Thomas
326 Quantification of
geosmin and 2-MIB in
whitefish and drinking
water; a comparison
of SPME and highresolution mass
spectrometry for trace
analysis | M. Schlitt
327 Studies of TimeIntegrative Solid Phase
Extractive Sampler to
Passive and Discrete
Sampling Methods
Conducted by Federal
and State Agencies |
J. Aderhold
328 Silicone-based
equilibrium sampling
of sediment to assess
the thermodynamic
potential of trace-level
hydrophobic organic
contaminants to bioaccumulate | A. Jahnke
329 How to Develop
and Fit Species Sensitivity Distributions
for Use in Risk AsChair: Kathryn Gallagher sessments | H. Phillips
330 Draft Reassessment of the 1988
Ambient Water
Quality Criteria for
Aluminum |
D. Eignor
331 Evaluating the
likelihood that early
life stages of white
sturgeon were affected
by metals in sediment
exposures | A. Ryan
332 A review of the
bioavailability and
toxicity of lead to
aquatic organisms
in acute and chronic
exposures | R. Santore
333 Assessing the bioavailability and risk of
sediment-associated
uranium to Chironomus dilutus by varying
sediment modifying
factors | S. Crawford
334 Protectiveness
of copper aquatic life
criteria/guidelines
against olfactory
impairment in fish:
An international comparison | D. DeForest
335 Regulatory
Implementation of
the Copper BLM:
What Have We
Learned and How are
We Doing? |
R. Gensemer
336 A decision-making
framework for data
quality and usability in
implementation of the
Biotic Ligand Model
for setting site-specific
copper criteria |
J. Gondek
337 The use of an
avian ToxChip PCR
array to screen for
effects of priority
flame retardants and
complex environmental mixtures |
D. Crump
338 Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
in Birds; Predicting
in vivo Health Outcomes From in vitro
Data | J. Head
339 Changes in
thyroid function
and hepatic status of
American kestrels
exposed to priority organophosphate
flame retardants |
K. Fernie
340 EROD induction,
chromosomal damage,
and environmental
contaminants in Great
Lakes tree swallows
(Tachycineta bicolor)
| C. Custer
342 Aquatic Mercury
Contaminant Subsidies to Willamette
Valley Terrestrial
Songbirds | A. Jackson
343 Biologicallymediated Transport of
Mercury from Winter
to Breeding Sites in
Migratory Piscivorous
Birds | R. Lavoie
344 Waste management facilities and
exposure to DecaBDE
in birds foraging
in anthropogenic
landscapes: Does size
matter? | M. Gentes
345 Applying an ecological risk assessment
framework to national
pesticide consultations: ESA definitions
and practices |
S. Hecht
346 Process for Determining Data Quality
and Data Relevance
for Pesticide Risk Assessments Conducted
for Federally Listed
Species | M. Panger
347 Using geospatial
data to determine
pesticide use areas
for assessing the risk
of national pesticide
registrations to threatened and endangered
species | E. Donovan
348 Using Generic
Aquatic Habitats to
Estimate Pesticide
Exposure to Threatened and Endangered
Species | M. Corbin
B 349 Deriving protection thresholds
R
for threatened and
E endangered species
A potentially exposed to
pesticides |
K M. Etterson
350 Weighing lines
of evidence to assess pesticide risk
to threatened and
endangered species |
W. Lehmann
351 Bridging the
Gap in Pesticide
Registration With
Probabilistic Methods
| B. Hope
352 Risk Assessment for Imperiled
Butterflies Exposed to
a Mosquito Control
Pesticide on a National Wildlife Refuge
| T. Bargar
353 Selenium levels
in the Murray River
watershed: cumulative
loadings from current
and historical coal
mining activities |
L. Miller
354 Inter-laboratory
Comparison Reveals
Critical Issues with
Periphyton Community Assessment |
S. Weech
355 Effect of dietary
selenium on adult
Slimy Sculpin (Cottus
cognatus) and their
offspring | B. Lo
356 Gene expression
profiling in the liver
of juvenile rainbow
trout (Oncorhynchus
mykiss) after dietary
selenium uptake |
R. Kan
357 Relative sensitivity of adult and
juvenile birds to
selenium | L. Cesh
358 Are fish
tissue-based selenium
criteria protective of
aquatic-dependent
birds? | S. Baker
359 A challenge for
selenium bioaccumulation modelling:
lentic, lotic, and
everything in between
| A. deBruyn
360 Towards a hardness
guideline: Interaction
of hardness and alkalinity on contaminant
mixture toxicity in
Daphnia magna acclimated to soft water |
S. Bogart
361 The Lower Passaic River Study Area
RI/FS Ecological
Risk Assessment:
Assessing Risk in a
Multi-stress Ecosystem | L. Saban
362 A Tiered Approach to Causal
Analysis in Natural
Resource Damage Assessment |
A. Morrison
363 Quantitative integration of multiple
lines of evidence:
The use of likelihood
ratios in benthic
community risk assessment |
K. Whitehead
364 Using the relative
risk model to put
contaminants into
context, lessons
learned from twenty
years | W. Landis
365 Differential
survival for hatcheryreared Chinook
salmon transiting
contaminated river
estuaries in Puget
Sound | J. Meador
366 Adult coho
salmon pre-spawn
mortality is caused
by urban runoff and
prevented by soil
bioretention |
J. Spromberg
367 On the importance of salinity and
temperature fluctuations in ecotoxicology
of supra-littoral enchytraeids | A. Silva
368 Differentiating
fishing from water
quality impacts to
marine rocky reefs |
K. Schiff
Chairs: Xiaoxia Lu,
Keith Maruya
Fate and Effects of
Metals: Regulatory
and Risk Assessment
Perspective
Avian Species as
Indicators of Environmental Pollution and
Health – Contaminant
Exposure, Fate and
Effects: Part 2
Chairs: Jonathan
Verreault, Kim Fernie
Assessing Risks of
Pesticides to Federally
Listed (Threatened
and Endangered)
Species at a National
Level
Chairs: Melissa Panger,
Scott Hecht, George
Noguchi
Coal Mining in BC:
Ecological Effects
and Science-Based
Management
Chairs: Adrian deBruyn,
Lana Miller
Assessing
Contaminant Effects
in Multi-stress
Ecosystems: Part 2
Chairs: David Ostrach,
Lawrence Kapustka
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Environmental or
Tuesday Afternoon Platform Sessions
C
341 Indirect effects of
O agricultural intensificaF tion and pesticides on
tree swallow (TachyciF
neta bicolor) foraging,
E body condition and
E stress physiology |
R. Stanton
Special Symposia
Room
212
2:00–2:15
213/214
1:40–1:55
220
Ultra-Low Detection
Techniques for
Hydrophobic Organic
Contaminants in
Water and Sediment
1:20–1:35
Ballroom A
1:00–1:15
Ballroom B
Session
Ballroom C
Exposure and Effects of Environmental
Stressors to Bees
Chairs: Jay Overmyer, Troy Anderson, Connie Hart
WP001 Workshop Summary: Bumble Bee Ecotoxicology and Risk Assessment | A. Cabrera
WP002 Pyrethroid-Induced Oxidative Stress and Disease Intolerance in a Model Social Insect | L. Jenson
WP003 Reducing sampling bias in honeybee monitoring studies | M. Wang
WP004 New methods to assess forager losses in honeybees | M. Wang
Alternative Methods for Evaluating Aquatic
Toxicity: New Methods, Endpoints and
Testing Strategies
Chairs: Teresa Norberg-King, David Volz
WP019 Uptake, efflux and metabolism of pharmaceuticals at the gill: A primary gill cell culture model | L. Stott
WP020 A novel molecular biomarker for early prediction
of the effects of exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals in Japanese medaka Oryzias latipes | A. Abdelmoneim
WP021 Sucralose Molecular Marker of PPCPs in Water
| J. Hendricks
Emergent Pollutants
Chair: Patrick Novak
WP005 Diurnal, daily, and seasonal variations of volatile
methylsiloxanes in a sewage treatment plant from
Saitama, Japan | Y. Horii
WP006 Development of a rapid LC-Time of flight mass
spectrometry method for screening of trace naphthenic
acids in aqueous environments | M. Haberl
WP007 Artificial Sweeteners as Tracers of Wastewater
Contamination | C. Metcalfe
WP008 Siloxanes: Quantifying a New Emmergent Pollutant in Water and Air | B. Coates
WP009 Occurrence and phase distribution of PBDEs,
hexabromocyclododecanes (HBCDs) and tetrabromobisphenol A (TBBPA) in landfill leachate | A. Daso
WP010 Chiral brominated flame retardants in indoor air
and dust | F. Wong
WP011 Validation analysis of oxytetracycline by HPLCDAD in water to freshwater ecosystems | H. Janke
WP012 Contamination from formerly used defense
sites and atmospheric deposition on St. Lawrence Island,
Alaska | F. von Hippel
WP013 Batch and Column Transport Studies of Environmental Fate of 3-nitro-1,2,4-triazol-5-one (NTO) in
Soils | N. Mark
WP014 Determination of Diphenylamine Antioxidants
in Wastewater / Biosolids and Sediment | Z. Zhang
WP016 Perinatal Concentrations of Bisphenol A (BPA),
BPA Metabolites and BPA Alternatives in Paired Maternal and Cord Serum | J. Liu
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
WP018 Determination of (4-Methylcyclohexyl)methanol Isomers in Water Samples from the 2014 Elk River,
West Virginia, Chemical Spill | W. Foreman
WP022 Development of biomonitoring tool based on
lysosomal response and lysosomal proteomic in Saccharomyces Cerevisiae | N. Nguyen
WP023 Organotypic cultures open new avenues of
research in reptilian toxicology | K. Campasino
WP024 Three-dimensional fish tissue culture: an alternative model to better understand bioaccumulation in
ecotoxicology? | M. Baron
WP025 Gene expression variation in Hyalella azteca
laboratory populations under standardized conditions |
K. Major
WP026 Cell Culture and Cytotoxicity Studies in Chelonians: a Review | C. Godard
WP027 Development of Quantitative Structure Activity
Relationships to Predict Toxicity of Fluorochemicals to
Aquatic Organisms | J. Newsted
WP028 The RTgill-W1 cell line assay to predict fish
acute toxicity: results of a round-robin study | K. Schirmer
WP029 Potential pathogenicity of heterotrophic plate
count bacteria that are used as an indicator of water
quality fit for human consumption | S. Horn
WP030 Invading the “dirty waters” of urban harbors:
Quantifying invasive tunicate tolerance to marine pollution | K. Osborne
WP031 Tracking and Quantifying Chemical Fate in
Leptocheirus plumulosus Using Fluorescently Labeled
Hydrocarbons and Confocal Laser Microscopy Techniques | G. McMennamy
WP032 Improving the Amphibian Metamorphosis Assay: Experience with a Time-to-Stage Design | L. Ortego
and Management
WP | Wednesday Posters
Environmental or
WP033 Validation of a Laparoscopic Method for Collecting Testis from Largemouth Bass for Non-Lethal
Detection of Intersex (Testicular Oocytes) | A. MacLeod
WP048 Behavioral Toxicity of Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbons and Pyrethroid Compounds in Daphnia
magna | C. Vulpe
WP034 High-throughput approaches to screening
ecotoxicological hazards of substances | C. Lehman
WP049 A bioenergetics-based perspective on understanding sublethal effects of toxicants in the freshwater
snail, Lymnaea stagnalis | E. Reategui-Zirena
WP035 Adaptation of dried blood spot bioanalytical
technique to measure pharmaceuticals in fathead minnow | A. Perkins
WP050 Wet Weather Receiving Water Evaluation of the
Devil’s Slide Area in ASBS #29 in La Jolla, CA | K. Tait
WP036 Development and Completion of Threshold
of Toxicological Concern (TTC) Database for use in
Hazard Assessment | J. Brill
WP051 C. dubia whole effluent toxicity (WET) test
failure can be caused by biological interference | J. Kubitz
WP037 Exposure-Dose Relationships in Aquatic Toxicity: Interaction of Test Design, Modifying Factors, and
Dose Surrogates | L. McCarty
WP038 Predicted No Effect Concentrations (PNECs)
Should Not Be Based on Results From a Single Toxicity
Test | P. Chapman
WP039 Ecotoxicological Threshold of Concern
(eco-TTC): Development of an approach to assist environmental hazard assessment | M. Embry
WP053 Data Quality Assurance in a Changing Regulatory Framework | C. Mancini
WP041 Examining Immune Adverse Outcome Pathways and Alternative Endpoints of Relevance to Aquatic
Toxicology and Ecological Risk Assessment | J. Corrales
WP042 Using mesocosms to rank the impacts of environmental stressors on stream periphyton community
structure and function | K. Kulacki
WP044 Assessing variation within an agrichemical pulse
by on-site, serial exposure of fathead minnows in the
Elkhorn River, Nebraska, USA | J. Ali
WP047 Acute and Chronic Effects of Bromide to
Ceriodaphnia | T. Horsley
WP054 Expansion of USEPA/OPPT testing strategy to
include sediment testing for assessing exposure and risk
to industrial chemicals | K. Eisenreich
Making Confident Environmental Decisions
in an Uncertain World: Some Challenges and
Useful Approaches
Chairs: Doug McLaughlin, Camille Flinders
WP043 A glimpse through the keyhole: The use of rapid
assessment analytical tools in landscape toxicology |
A. Kolok
WP046 Responses of Planktothrix agardhii and Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata to copper sulfate (CuSO4
5H2O) and a chelated copper compound (Cutrine®Ultra) | A. Calomeni
Improving Research Quality to Increase
Relevance and Use in Regulatory DecisionMaking
Chairs: Jane Staveley, Randall Wentsel
WP040 Evaluation of the relationship between NOEC
and EC10/EC20 values using a Daphnia chronic ecotoxicology dataset | A. Beasley
WP045 Application of a Dissolution Test Method
to Determine the Aquatic Toxicity Potential of Coal
Leachates to Marine Life | L. Minella
WP052 A Modified Test Method to Conduct In Situ
Toxicity Tests with Giant Kelp - Performance Results
for Storm Water Exposures in Marine Receiving Water
| A. Cibor
WP055 Pesticide Fate Modeling in the age of Big Data
| M. Yoder
Evaluating Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals:
Identifying Species Differences and
Approaches for Cross-Species Extrapolation
Chairs: Daniel Spade, Nancy Denslow,
Carlie LaLone, Scott Lynn
INTERACTIVE PLATFORM (PM – 119/120)
WP056 Differences in anti-androgenic response to
phthalates in human, rat, and mouse fetal testis model
systems | D. Spade
WP057 Temperature as a critical factor in evaluating thyroid hormone disruption in frog wildlife | A. Hammond
WP058 A role for both soluble and membrane estrogen
receptors in reproductive processes in fish |
T. Sabo-Attwood
Special Symposia
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
WP059 Challenges and approaches in comparative
omics across fish species | C. Martyniuk
WP060 Cross-species extrapolation of an adverse
outcome pathway for ecdysteroid receptor activation |
C. LaLone
WP061 Investigating veterinary medicines as xenoestrogens using in silico techniques | F. Bowker
WP062 Considerations in Use of the EPA’s ToxCast
Data for Environmental Toxicology | K. Houck
WP063 Performance of 4-tert-octylphenol in Tier 2
Endocrine Disruptor Screening Assays and Ramifications for Environmental Hazard Assessment | K. Coady
WP064 Revealing a critical mode of action for thyroid
hormones: Implications for endocrine disruption in
vertebrates | S. Maher
WP065 Competitive Interactions In Vitro of Organophosphate Triester Flame Retardants and Diester
Metabolites With Recombinant Human Transthyretin
| K. Wooding
Bioassays For DNA Damage Detection
Chair: Daniel Olorunfemi
WP066 DNA damage in Oysters (Crassostrea virginica)
from the Gulf of Mexico, a base line study in case of an
oil spill | P. Ramirez Romero
WP067 DNA damage from oil contaminated marine
sediment by comet assay – Hebei sprit oil spill, Taean, |
H. Jeong
WP068 Genotoxicity of fluoranthene and benzo[α]
pyrene in Artemia franciscana | M. del Carmen Guzman
Martinez
WP069 Acute Toxicity and Cytogenotoxic Response of
Clarias gariepinus and Allium cepa to Process Water |
O. Anani
WP070 Molecular Evaluation of Cytogenetic Effects of
Produced Water on Meristematic Root Tips of Allium
cepa | P. Olorunfemi
WP071 Use of Amaranthus hybridus and Allium cepa
plants to evaluate the cytotoxic and genotoxic effects of
acid mine soil | A. Udebuani
WP072 Evaluation of the Cytogenotoxic Characteristics
of Ash Leachate from a Hospital Incinerator Using Allium cepa Assay | E. Edosomwan
WP073 Application of the Comet Assay for environmental monitoring of genotoxicity in native fish
populations | J. Meier
Environmental or
Special Symposia
WP074 Mutagenecity Assessment of Automobile
Mechanic Workshop Soil Leachate Using Allium test |
A. Ngozi
WP091 Resident Inhalation Exposure to Airborne
Particle-Bound Halogenated Flame Retardants in a
Typical E-waste Recycling Zone | P. Luo
WP104 Perfluorophosphinates and Other Perfluorinated
Acids in Northern Pike and Double-Crested Cormorants | S. de Solla
WP075 Municipal solid waste leachates induced micronucleus and nuclear abnormalities in Clarias gariepinus
and Coturnix japonica | C. Alimba
WP092 Ecological Risk Assessment of Antidepressant
and β-blocker Human Metabolites and Transformation
Products in Effluent-Dominated Fluvial Systems |
A. Brown
WP105 Potential for ocean-atmosphere interactions to
contribute to long range transport of perfluorinated acids
| C. Young
Emerging Contaminants from Anthropogenic
Activities: Trends and Impacts
Chairs: Eddy Zeng, Charles Wong, Da Chen
WP076 Eight years of Monitoring of Decabromodiphenylether in the European Environment: Birds, Sewage
Sludge and Sediments | J. de Boer
WP077 Persistence and Bioaccumulation of the Flame
Retardant Decabromodiphenyl Ether in Freshwater
Lakes | D. Orihel
WP078 Fate of 4,4’-Methylenedianiline (MDA) in Freshwater and Estuarine Aquatic Environments | R. West
WP079 Occurrence of brominated and organophosphorus flame retardants in wastewater treatment plants |
J. Cristale
WP080 Spatiotemporal trends of PBDEs and their
replacements in the Great Lakes atmosphere | L. Liu
WP081 Naphthenic Acids in Coastal Sediments after
the Hebei Spirit Oil Spill: A Potential Indicator for Oil
Contamination | Y. Wan
WP082 Size-distribution of n-alkanes in estuarine sediment and suspended particulate matter: implications for
environmental behavior organic pollutants | W. Chen Chou
WP083 Size-resolved distribution of PBDEs in household dust particles | K. Richman
WP084 Alternative Flame Retardants in San Francisco
Bay | R. Sutton
WP085 Physiological Implications of Environmental Azo
Dye Exposure in Clostridium perfringens | J. Morrison
WP087 Dolphins as sentinels for sediment perfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) contamination in estuarine areas
of Charleston, SC | P. Fair
WP088 Bioaccumulation of Steroid Hormones in Food
Crops through Irrigation with Reclaimed Water |
P. Wilson
WP089 Persistent Organic Pollutants in Fish from
Alaska and Western National Parks and their Contaminant Health Thresholds | J. Schrlau
WP090 Optimizing silicone for co-deployment with
low-density polyethylene passive sampling | S. O’Connell
Fate and Effects of Metals: Aquatic Biological
Perspective – BLM
Chair: Robert Santore
WP093 Field versus Laboratory Toxicity Testing with
Hyalella azteca, Metal Bioaccumulation and Use of the
MEAM and BLM Models to Identify Causes of Effects
| H. Sonnenberg
WP094 Silver speciation in synthetic and natural aquatic
systems | A. Peters
WP095 Influence of water quality on zinc toxicity to the
Florida apple snail (Pomacea paludosa) and sensitivity of
freshwater snails to zinc | T. Hoang
WP096 Development of BLM for Japanese Domestic
Species | M. Kamo
WP097 Toxicity of ternary mixtures of nickel, copper,
zinc and cadmium to Daphnia magna | E. Traudt
WP098 Comparison of Hardness-Based and Biotic
Ligand Model Water Quality Criteria for Copper and
Zinc in Streams near Los Alamos National Laboratories
| S. Tobiason
Emerging Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances
Chairs: Amila De Silva, Jonathan Benskin,
Robert Letcher
WP099 Spatio-temporal variations of perfluoroctane
sulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctane acid (PFOA) in
selected top-soils around Cape Town environment |
O. Olatunji
WP100 Improved capability for the quantification of
polyfluoroalkyl chemicals in human serum | K. Kato
WP101 Transcriptional and cellular responses of the
green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii to perfluoroalkyl
phosphonic acids | M. Houde
WP102 In Vitro Metabolic Formation of Perfluoroalkyl
Sulfonamides from Copolymer Surfactants of Pre- and
Post-2002 Scotchgard Fabric Protector Products |
R. Letcher
WP103 Concentrations of perfluorinated compounds
in freshwater food webs in the Canadian high Arctic |
K. Kidd
WP106 A direct injection LCMSMS whole water
method for the analysis of polyfluorinated compounds
from AFFF-affected aqueous samples | B. Chandramouli
WP107 Dynamic toxicokinetic modeling of direct and
indirect (precursor) exposure to perfluorooctanoic acid in
professional ski wax technicians | M. Gomis
WP108 Indirect Photolysis of a Fluorinated Surfactant
and Byproduct in Synthetic Field Water Solutions |
L. Trouborst
WP109 Can the use of silanized filters reduce artefacts
associated with active air sampling of perfluorinated
alkyl acids? | J. Johansson
WP110 Assessing the environmental risks of shortchain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances: What did we
learn from the assessment of long-chain homologues? |
L. Vierke
WP111 Estimating human exposure to PFOS isomers
and PFCA homologues: the relative importance of direct
and precursor exposure | W. Gebbink
WP112 Ultra-fast analysis of selected PFASs in environmental matrices using laser diode thermal desorption
(LDTD) coupled to Q-Exactive Orbitrap | G. Munoz
WP113 Partitioning behavior, bioaccumulation and
biomagnification of perfluorinated acids in an estuarine
ecosystem: the case-study of the Gironde estuary |
G. Munoz
WP114 Meta-analysis of information on the identity and
PBT properties of fluorinated alternatives to long-chain
perfluoroalkyl acids (PFAAs) and precursors | I. Cousins
WP115 Identification of overlooked sources contributing to the occurrence of C4–C14 perfluoroalkyl
carboxylic acids (PFCAs) in the environment and biota
| I. Cousins
WP116 Species-specific bioaccumulation of perfluoroalkyl acids (PFAAs) in intertidal organisms of the west
coast of South Korea | J. Khim
WP117 Sorption of cationic and zwitterionic per- and
polyfluoroalkyl substances to top soil | K. Barzen-Hanson
WP118 An Overview of Field and Laboratory Research
to Inform Ecological Risk Assessments of Perfluorooctane Sulfonate | A. Olson
WP119 Riverine Emission of Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances in China | T. Wang
WP120 Implications of Tissue Specific Partitioning of
Perfluorinated Compounds on Fish Condition Sampled
Near Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana | H. Lanza
WP121 The Use of in situ Passive Samplers as Surrogates for Fish at Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana
| R. Cochran
Approaches for Inferring Associations
Between Chemical Exposures and Biological
Effects for Field-Exposed Organisms
Chairs: Anthony Schroeder, Edward Perkins
WP122 Ultrastructural changes in the Leydig cells of
adult male Japanese quails exposed to environmental pollutant, DBP at pre-pubertal phase | U. Muhammed Bello
WP123 Bioaccumulation of organochlorine contaminants
and EROD activity in southern California round stingrays exposed to planar aromatic compounds | K. Lyons
WP124 In Situ Exposure of West Slope Cutthroat Trout
(Oncorhynchus clarkii lewisi) to Amphibole Asbestos at
the Libby, Montana Superfund Site | J. Clark
WP125 Wild Yellow Perch (Perca flavescens) Oxidative Stress Induced by Cadmium and Low Selenium
Exposures | D. Ponton
WP126 Factors affecting the health and fitness of
Juvenile winter flounder: Links between cellular and
population level data | A. McElroy
WP128 Evaluating the effects of uranium mining on
benthic invertebrate communities in the Athabasca
Basin of Northern Saskatchewan | B. Dowsley
WP129 Bayesian Uncertainty Analysis of Invertebrate
Sediment Toxicity Assessment | J. Toll
WP130 Development of Chemical-Gene/Pathway Networks for Predicting Potential Biological Effects Due to
Chemical Exposures at a Great Lakes Area of Concern
| A. Schroeder
WP131 Linking Observed Biological Adverse Effects to
Contaminant and/or Pedological Variables in Soils |
G. Stephenson
WP132 Bioassay- versus Analytically-Derived Estrogen
Equivalents: Ramifications for Monitoring | B. Blackwell
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
WP133 Assessment of Phoslock® Application Impacts
on Phytoplanktonic and Benthic Communities of an
Urban Eutrophic Reservoir | A. Mozeto
WP134 Assessing shipping-mediated impacts and environmental quality within the Grand Harbour, Valletta
(Maltese Islands, Central Mediterranean) | T. Romeo
WP135 Effects of two sterilant herbicides on the growth
and microcystin production of microcystis aeruginosa at
environmental relevant concentrations | Q. Zhang
WP136 A case study of newly designed air lift loop
reactor with ability to eliminate the toxicity of ammonia
in high level ammonia wastewater treatment | D. Jiang
Remedy Effectiveness Assessments and
Monitoring Contaminated Sediment
Remediation
Chairs: Marc Mills, Amy Mucha, David Walters
WP137 Utilization of caged dreissenid mussels for
source tracking contaminants in Great Lakes Areas of
Concern by NCCOS Mussel Watch Program | A. Jacob
WP138 Fish Monitoring, Fox River, Wisconsin |
J. Hahnenberg
WP139 Microtox bioassay of treated effluents from
remediation processes for explosive-contaminated soils
| S. Oh
WP140 Methodological development for geochemical
analysis of AMD-contaminated stream sediments, with
implications for recovery | J. Williamson
WP141 Metal uptake in Zea mays planted in crude oil
polluted soil samples | O. Otitoju
WP142 Kinetics of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon
extraction from sediment by granular activated carbon |
M. Rakowska
WP143 Evaluation of Activated Carbon Treatment
Technologies in a PCB-Contaminated Wetland | J. Bleiler
WP144 Fate of PCBs in Sediment After Application
of an Activated Carbon Amendment at an Active Naval
Shipyard | M. Grover
WP145 Geospatial Analysis of Contaminated-Sediments and Water Quality in the Spring River Watershed
| M. Niazi
WP146 The Use of Risk Assessment Throughout the
Stages of Land Development: Planning to Clean-Up |
M. Bowersox
WP147 Using Risk Assessment for Due Diligence in
Performance-Based Remediation | B. Hope
and Management
Environmental or
WP148 Phytoremediation of PCB co-contamination in
transformer oil using Chromolaena odorata | R. Anyasi
WP149 Simulation of Lateral Migration of Heavy Metal
in Huangjiang watershed, Guangxi Province | L. Mei
Current-Use Pesticides – Our Evolving
Understanding of Occurrence, Toxicity
and Ecological Effects
WP164 Assessing the Effects of Thiamethoxam on
Aquatic Organisms in an Outdoor Microcosm Study |
J. Overmyer
WP165 Ecological risk assessment of neonicotinoids
and other systemic pesticides on paddy field in Japan: a
3-year project | T. Hayashi
WP166 Comparing the sensitivity to 3,4-dichloroaniline
of two microalgae species. Analysis of biochemical and
morphological effects | F. Martínez-Jerónimo
Chairs: Kathryn Kuivila, Marie DeLorenzo
WP150 Evaluation of Differences in Results from New
and Older Analytical Methods Are Important for LongTerm Studies of the Effects of Pesticides in Streams |
M. Sandstrom
WP151 Measurements of pesticide soil-air partition coefficients: towards improved volatilization and pesticide
fate modeling | C. Davie-Martin
WP152 Enantiomer specific measurements of currentuse pesticides in aquatic systems | E. Ulrich
WP154 Fungicicdes impact organic matter decomposition in streams at global scale | J. Rasmussen
WP156 Continuous pesticide monitoring in the Pudding Sub Basin, Oregon – critical habitat for Pacific
salmonids | J. Jenkins
WP157 Elevated water temperature increases the toxicity
of pesticide mixtures to juvenile coho salmon | C. Laetz
WP160 The effects of early-life bifenthrin exposure on
gene expression in Menidia beryllina | R. Diaz
WP169 Acute and chronic effects of the pesticide
carbofuran to rotifer Philodina roseola Ehrenberg , 1830
| M. Spadoto
WP171 Baseline levels and trophic transfer of organochlorine pesticides in biota from a sub tropical floodplain
in Africa | N. Smit
WP155 Pesticide Occurrence in Streams in the Midwestern US in 2013 | P. Van Metre
WP159 The Effects of Exposure to the Pyrethroid Pesticide Permethrin on an Endangered Fish Species; the
Delta Smelt (Hypomesus transpacificus) | K. Jeffries
WP168 Multiple stressors over multiple generations:
assessing the combined impact of climate change and
endocrine disruptors | B. DeCourten
WP170 Comparative toxicity of insecticides, fungicides
and herbicides widely used in the Pampas (Argentina)
on the “Pejerrey” (Odontesthes bonariensis) |
P. Carriquiriborde
WP153 Occurrence and Non-Target Effects of Fungicides in Three Agricultural Areas in the US | T. Reilly
WP158 The Stream Pollution Trends (SPoT) Monitoring Program: Pyrethroid Pesticides in California
Watersheds | K. Siegler
WP167 Use of Menidia berylina to determine impacts
of exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals in the SSJ
Delta | S. Brander
WP172 Pesticide pollution on the Bejucos River and its
posible effects on the squirrel Spermophilus adocetus |
G. Barrera-Escorcia
WP173 Pesticide Stewardship Partnerships in Oregon:
Using monitoring data to focus watershed improvements
| L. Pillsbury
WP174 Strategies for reducing toxicity in stormwater
and agriculture runoff | B. Anderson
WP175 Does habitat management explain multi-scale
biodiversity patterns in altered ecosystems? | J. Suski
WP161 Occurrence of neonicotinoid insecticides in
playa wetlands and potential effects to waterfowl food
sources | K. Kohl
WP176 New paradigms to evaluate the fate of modern
pesticides used in urban and suburban environments:
Where we’ve been and where do we need to go |
K. Armbrust
WP162 Seed treatments as a source of current-use
pesticides to the environment | K. Smalling
WP177 Comparative Toxicity Assessments of CurrentUse Pesticides in Estuarine Biota | M. Fulton
WP163 Response of a prairie zooplankton community
following exposure to the insecticide thiamethoxam in
wetland mesocosms | M. Hanson
WP178 Marine Test Species Sensitivity Study to Pulsed
Salinity Exposures, Pyrethroid Pesticides, and Copper in
an Area of Special Biological Significance | P. Arth
Special Symposia
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
WP179 Bifenthrin as endocrine disruptor in fishes: effects at the molecular, reproductive, and population levels
| S. Brander
WP180 Maternal transfer of pyrethroid pesticides in
dolphins from Brazil | M. Alonso
WP181 Fipronil Water Pollution and Its Urban Sources
| K. Moran
WP182 Occurrence of Current Use Pesticides in the
Atmosphere of Agricultural Regions | R. Raina-Fulton
WP183 Dust particles as a source for pesticide contamination of urban streams | J. Gan
Challenges Facing the Next Generation of Risk
Assessment
Chairs: Betty Locey, Robinan Gentry
WP184 Chemical activity for integrated chemical assessment | J. Arnot
WP185 Reproducibility of Chemical Potency Across
Orthogonal In Vitro High Throughput Screening Assays
| E. Yost
WP186 Concerned about the T in PBT? Ask what
fugacity and activity can do for you! | D. Mackay
Advancing Adverse Outcome Pathways
for Integrated Toxicology and Regulatory
Applications
Chairs: Natalia Vinas, Edward Perkins
WP187 Conceptualizing Adverse Outcome Pathways
for Cyclooxygenase Inhibitors | D. Martinovic
WP188 AOPs and Reverse Toxicokinetics: Estimating
Internal Dose Metrics from Environmental Exposures
| I. Schultz
WP189 Application of an Adverse Outcome Pathway to
Elucidate Observations of Intersex Fish in the Environment | A. MacLeod
WP190 AOP-Xplorer: an online database and visualization tool for Adverse Outcome Pathways | T. Habib
WP191 Linking toxicity and adaptive responses across
the transcriptome, proteome and phenotype of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii exposed to silver | K. Schirmer
WP192 Effects of 6-OH-BDE-47, 6-MeO-BDE-47
and BDE-47 on receptor-associated mRNA expression
in zebrafish embryos/larvae | S. Tang
WP193 Development of Adverse Outcome Pathways
for Endocrine Disruption in Daphnia Magna | N. Vinas
Environmental or
Fish Consumption as a Driver of Risk
Management Decisions and Human HealthBased Water Quality Criteria
Canadian Oil Sands: Advancements in the
Ecotoxicology of Process-Affected Materials
and Analytical Detection Methodologies
Chairs: Nancy Judd, Yvette Lowney
Chairs: Richard Frank, Jonathan Martin
WP194 A Literature Review of Inorganic Arsenic in
Seafood and Its Implication in Dietary Intake Analyses
| G. Greenberg
WP207 Assessing the mechanistic toxicity of Oil Sands
process affected waters (OSPW) using a genome wide
live cell array reporter system | G. Morandi
WP195 Mercury, Selenium, and Arsenic in Ohio River
Fish Collected near Coal-Fired Power Plants: Evaluation of Fish Consumption Risks | R. Reash
WP208 Chemical Characterization of Oil Sands Acid
Extractable Organics Fractions and Associated Toxicity
to Oryzias latipes | A. Bauer
WP196 An Assessment of the Lower Willamette
Coupled Sediment and Food Web Model: Predicting
Future Concentrations of Total PCBs in Fish Tissue |
F. Wolf
WP209 Genotoxicity and Mutagenicity of Oil Sands
Process Water Extractable Organics | N. Zetouni
WP197 Let Them Eat Fish: Addressing Conservatism
in Environmental Risk Assessment | B. DeShields
Recent Advances and Trends in
Perfluorochemical Research
Chairs: Kavitha Dasu, Marc Mills, Shoji Nakayama
WP198 Morphometric and gene expression changes due
to perfluorinated compound (PFOS, PFNA, PFOA) exposure to embryonic zebrafish (Danio rerio) | C. Greenfield
WP199 Identification of Perfluorooctane Sulfonate Binding Protein in the Plasma of Takifugu rubripes | M. Honda
WP200 Perfluorinated Acids (PFAAs) emitted by pointsources into the Norwegian Environment- Two Case
Studies: public airports and a small town | D. Herzke
WP201 Multigenerational Effects of Perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) on Reproduction and Development in
Medaka | D. Fort
WP202 Enhanced Elimination of Perfluorooctane
Sulfonate by Menstruating Women: Evidence from
Population-based Pharmacokinetic Modeling | F. Wong
WP203 Adsorption of perfluoroalkyl acids onto activated carbon: effect of carbon properties and solution
chemistry | Y. Zhi
WP204 Evaluating Poly/Perfluoroalkyl Substances in
Commercial Biosolids-based Fertilizers | M. Mashtare
WP205 Microbial degradation of key components of
aqueous film forming foams in aerobic soil | S. Mejia
WP206 Emission of perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS)
and perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) in the Tokyo-Bay
catchment basin, Japan in 2004–2010 | T. Sakurai
Special Symposia
WP210 Is oxidative stress a mechanism of toxicity of oil
sands process affected water? | S. Wiseman
WP211 Inhibition of multi-xenobiotic resistance
(MXR/MDR) efflux activity as a potential mechanism
of toxicity of oil sands process affected water | H. Alharbi
WP212 Sublethal effects of caged freshwater mussels in
the oil sand development area | F. Gagne
WP213 Effects of metal-PAH mixtures on the survival,
accumulation of metals, and ROS production in Hyalella
azteca | P. Gauthier
WP214 Acute Aqueous Toxicity Models for Vanadium
under Different Surface Water Chemistry Conditions
Representative of the Alberta Oil Sands Mining Region
| E. Gillio Meina
WP215 PAHs in the lake and river sediments of the oil
sands development area; concentration, composition,
trends, and diagnostic ratios | M. Evans
WP216 Species-environment associations of zooplankton communities in boreal lakes in the vicinity of
Athabasca oil sands operations | M. Anas
Wildlife Ecotoxicology
Chairs: Miguel Mora, Angela Matz
WP217 Estimating the Surface Area of Birds: Using the
Homing Pigeon (Columba livia) As A Model | C. Perez
WP218 Acute toxicity of three current-use pesticides to
Acris Blanchardi | P. Cusaac
WP219 Effect of exposure endosulfan on sperm
morphology and seminiferous tubules in rat (Rattus
norvegicus L.) Wistar | K. Oginawati
WP220 Passerine Acute Oral Dose Study Update 2014
| T. Fredricks
WP221 Improving reptile risk assessment: dermal toxicity methodology and relationship to avian toxicity data
| S. Weir
WP222 Quantification of eleven thyroid hormones and
metabolites in plasma and tissue: method development
and case studies from wildlife | M. Hansen
WP224 Biomonitoring of metal accumulation by sea
turtle; semiquantitative ICP-MS analysis as a screening
tool to identify potential targets | C. Villa
Terresrial or Wildlife Toxicology and Ecology
General
WP226 Using the cytochrome P450 (CYP2C45) gene
to explain differential sensitivity to rodenticides in barn
owls (Tyto alba) | A. Huang
WP227 Use of Ecological Risk Assessment Methods to
Evaluate Potential Causes of Wildlife Mortality in Oil
Exploration Areas in Sub-Saharan Africa | C. Mach
WP228 The initiation and regulation of avian migratory
fat deposition and how contamination affects pre-migratory fuelling in shorebirds | K. Bianchini
WP229 Seasonal levels of persistent organic pollutants
in resident and migratory songbirds from North and
Central America | A. Maldonado
WP230 Interspecies differences of PBDEs metabolic
capacity and excretion in the dog and cat | K. Nomiyama
WP231 Enantioselectivity in Health Risk Assessment of
DDT | M. Zhao
WP232 Survey of Aflatoxin Contamination in Deer
Corn Purchased throughout the Rolling Plains of Texas
| N. Dunham
WP233 Sequencing and De Novo Assembly of the
Chinese Lizard Eremias argus Transcriptome Using the
Illumina GAIIx Method | W. Li
WP234 Rodent control user behavior among farmers
and the risk of non-target species exposure in Delta
British Columbia | S. Hindmarch
WP235 Mink Habitat Analysis for the Lower Passaic
River Study Area Baseline Ecological Risk Assessment
| M. Luxon
WP236 Effects of glyphosate on fatty acid composition
of two Collembola species under different herbicide aging time and temperature | J. Wee
WP237 An Evaluation of the Dietary LD50 for Risk
Characterization and Implications for Designing Toxicity Tests for Passerine Species | W. Hillwalker
WP238 An Evaluation of USEPA Passerine Acute
Toxicity Test Guidance and Their Applicability in Real
World Scenarios | W. Hillwalker
WP239 Effects of Biochar Feedstock and Pyrolysis
Temperature on Growth of Corn, Soybean, Lettuce and
Carrot | D. Olszyk
WP240 Assessment of embryotoxicity and post-hatching development and long-term effects following in ovo
exposure to Methyl Mercury, in zebra finches | M. Yu
WP241 Biomonitoring of metal accumulation by sea
turtle; semiquantitative ICP-MS analysis as a screening
tool to identify potential targets | C. Villa
WP242 Developing a Study Design to Assess Bioaccessibility of Metals to Terrestrial Birds | J. Holder
WP243 Is it Safe for Bambi to Graze?: Modelled De
Novo Ecological No-effect Soil Concentrations of Metals and Hydrocarbons for Wildlife Ungulates | J. Trowell
WP244 Metal accumulation and biomarker response
in lichens from the Pacific Northwest Rail Corridor in
Bellingham, Washington | R. Sofield
WP245 Multi-Dose Assessment of Reproductive and
Developmental Sensitivity to Methylmercury in the
Homing Pigeon (Columba livia) | K. McGlamery
WP246 Proteomic Analysis of Cerebellum of Marmoset
treated with Methylmercury | Y. Shao
WP247 Risk assessment for horses exposed to saline water using a Dietary Cation-Anion Difference (DCAD)
approach | A. Fikart
WP248 Selenium concentrations in non-breeding sandpipers exceed thresholds for toxicity risks | T. St. Clair
WP249 Spatial distribution of heavy metals in grizzly
bears and black bears from British Columbia, Canada |
M. Noel
WP250 Testing For Associations Between Hemotozoa
Infection and Mercury In Wading Bird Nestlings |
A. Bryan
WP251 Toxicity of Molybdenum to Northern Bobwhite
Quails (Colinus virginianus) | A. Tiwary
WP252 Potential enhancement of microplastics on metal
uptake in earthworm (Lumbricus terrestris) | T. Nguyen
Ecological Models for Assessing the Risks of
Chemicals and Other Stressors – Part 2: From
Individuals to Populations
Chairs: Diane Nacci, Annemette Palmqvist, Valery
Forbes, Roger Nisbet
WP253 Development of a dynamic energy budget modeling approach to investigate the effects of temperature
and resource limitation on mercury bioaccumulation |
B. Clark
WP254 Considerations for Ecological Model Development and Implementation: A Risk Assessor’s Perspective
| C. Aubee
WP255 Evaluating bioavailability of exposures to crude
oil using passively dosed, physically and chemically
dispersed WAFs | A. Redman
WP256 Simulated effects and response to oil exposure in
an estuarine fish species | J. Awkerman
WP257 Effects of weathered Macondo well oil applied
to soils and aboveground tissues on Spartina alterniflora
survival and growth | J. Willis
WP258 Effect of Crude Oil Spill Incident in Owasa Oil
Palm Plantation, Abia State, Nigeria on the Socio-Economic Activities of the Community | A. Onwurah
WP259 Changes in the mass percent contribution of the
individual Corexit surfactants during the generation of a
dispersed-oil-WAF | M. Perkins
WP260 Select effects of hydrocarbon exposure on
zebrafish embryogenesis | D. Philibert
WP261 Determining the Effects of Oiled Sediment on
Fish Life-Cycle Endpoints using the Sheepshead Minnow (Cyprinodon variegatus) | R. Hemmer
WP262 The effect of bioturbation by the ghost shrimp
Lepidophthalmus louisianensis on hydrocarbon degradation and distribution | A. Kascak
WP263 Assessing effects of stormwater discharges on
darters | S. Ciparis
WP264 Size- and Length-Dependent Toxicity of Silver
Nanomaterials to Glyptotendipes tokunagai | S. Choi
WP265 Non-lesions, Misdiagnoses, Missed Diagnoses,
and Other Interpretive Challenges in Fish Histopathology Studies | J. Wolf
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Environmental or
WP266 A Novel Approach to Contaminant-Related
Health Assessment in Marine Mammals | M. Trego
The Exposome: A New Paradigm for
Environmental Health and Exposure Sciences
to Identify the Causes of Chronic Human
Disease
WP267 Effect of acclimation on sensitivity of Ceriodaphnia dubia to major ions and TDS | K. Pearcy
Chair: Anthony Macherone
WP268 Reasonable Potential and Sensitivity Analysis
for Ammonia for a Municipal Wastewater Treatment
Plant | N. Lewis
WP269 Acute toxicity of copper and zinc to the tropical
freshwater Cladoceran Macrothrix flabelligera |
M. Spadoto
WP270 The use of the system dynamics model in a
DEB-IBM framework: a case study for copper toxicity
on Daphnia magna | Y. Kim
WP282 Measuring the individual exposome |
A. Macherone
WP283 The million metabolome: Key to profiling the
human chemical experience | D. Walker
WP284 Targeted and non-targeted mass spectrometric
strategies to explore the exposome | M. Lamoree
WP271 Daphnia magna immobilization assay application to toxicity of metal nitrate and the effect of chelate
in medium | T. Abe
WP285 Exposomics: A key approach for next generation
children’s environmental health studies | S. Nakayama
WP286 Non-targeted screening of house dust samples
using accurate mass TOFMS | M. Strynar
WP272 Multiple constituent toxicity identification
evaluation using Ceriodaphnia dubia in a storm water
sample from the Tijuana River | P. Arth
WP287 The urinary diet-derived Exposome in the
European Prospective Investigation on Cancer and
Nutrition (EPIC) cohort | W. Edmands
WP273 Trace Element Accumulation in Dragonfly
Nymphs (Anax sp.) in a Wetland Constructed for Cu
and Zn Effluent Treatment | A. Lindell
WP274 Assessment of Copper and Ammonia as Threats
to the Recovery of Imperiled Freshwater Mussels |
J. Moore
WP275 Effects of Freshwater Mussels on Mercury Contamination of Aquatic Food Webs | B. Tweedy
WP288 Comprehensive Exposure Assessment of Human Breast Milk: A Non-targeted Analytical Approach
for Organic Contaminants Identification and Occurrence | S. Mackintosh
WP289 Metabolomics approaches for the characterization of the human exposome | S. Snyder
WP276 Investigating the Impacts of Developmental
Mercury Exposure in C. elegans | L. Wyatt
WP277 Mercury and arsenic in aquatic biota from Lake
Nahuel Huapi (Patagonia, Argentina) associated with a
significant volcano eruption | L. Campbell
WP278 Mercury accumulation in fish from two reservoirs of the Amazon Hydro Plants Small (PCHS) in the
Mato Grosso and Rondônia states, Brazil | A. Ignacio
WP279 Sublethal Effects of Mercury in Livers of Fish
from National Parks of the Western Great Lakes Region
| M. Sandheinrich
WP280 Sensitivity of spore germination and germ tube
elongation of Saccharina japonica to metal exposure |
T. Han
WP281 Assessment of Bioavailability and Toxicity of
Heavy Metals in Biochar Treatment | T. Shim
Special Symposia
Wednesday Morning Platform Sessions
8:20–8:35
UNEP Minamata
Convention on
Mercury Pollution:
Science for Successful
Implementation
369 UNEP’s Global
Mercury Partnership
(Dr. Fatoumata KeitaOuane, Chemicals
Branch, DTIE,
UNEP) | M. Bank
370 Hg contamination
in a large, subalpine
lake (Lago Maggiore, Italy): combined
insights from
geochronology and
MC-ICP-MS analysis
| D. Vignati
371 Mercury emissions from stationary
combustion sources
in China and control
strategy | H. Cheng
377 Comparing bioavailability estimation
methods for evaluation of remediation
effectiveness | J. Gan
378 Monitoring resuspension and transport
of dioxin contaminated sediment in a
shallow urban creek
post remediation |
L. Richman
Chairs: Miguel Mora,
Angela Matz
385 Mercury Bioaccumulation and Toxicity
to Breeding Birds: a
Synthesis of Studies
in San Francisco Bay |
J. Ackerman
386 Can stable
isotopes explain
total mercury concentrations in gannet
(Morus bassanus)
eggs from the UK? |
M. Pereira
Current-Use Pesticides – Our Evolving Understanding of Occurrence, Toxicity and
Ecological Effects (see lisitng WP176–183)
Remedy Effectiveness
Assessments
and Monitoring
Contaminated
Sediment
Remediation: Part 1
Chairs: Marc Mills, Amy
Mucha, David Walters
Wildlife
Ecotoxicology: Part 1
9:00–9:15
10:20–10:35
372 Mercury
Modeling in Arctic
Ecosystems |
A. Dastoor
373 Long-range contributions of mercury
to an integrated air/
watershed impact assessment | L. Levin
374 Are Methylmercury Toxicity
Reference Values Predictive of Effects on
Fish Populations? |
P. Fuchsman
375 The GMOS
and Evaluating the
Effectiveness of the
Minamata Convention using Biota |
D. Evers
376 The GMOS and
its Future Perspectives
in Supporting the
Implementation of
the Minamata Convention | N. Pirrone
379 Responses of a
Native Benthic Invertebrate Community to
an Activated Carbon
Amendment to Sediment | J. Conder
380 In-situ use of
activated carbon to
reduce the bioavailability of mercury and
PCBs in a marsh field
pilot study in Berry’s
Creek, New Jersey |
S. Brown
381 Remediation and
Restoration Strategies
for the TVA Kingston
Ash Recovery Project;
Roane County, TN |
C. Zeller
382 A remedy effectiveness assessment
from the Milwaukee
Estuary, Wisconsin
AOC: Lincoln Park
Case Study | C. Custer
383 Contaminant
effects on crossecosystem linkages:
implications for remedy effectiveness |
J. Kraus
384 Lessons Learned
from Decades of
Monitoring at Sediment Cleanup Sites |
C. Patmont
387 The relationship
between cortisol and
mercury in polar bear
hair | T. Bechshoft
388 Evaluating
Recreational Ground
Squirrel Harvest as a
Potential Vector for
Lead Exposure in
Breeding Avian Scavengers | G. Herring
389 Plant consumpC tion by grizzly bears
O reduces bioF magnification of
salmon-derived PCBs,
F PBDEs and OC pesE ticides | J. Christensen
390 Assessing toxicity
of dietary Aroclor
1268 exposure in
American mink
(Neovison vison) as a
surrogate model for
marine mammals |
W. Folland
391 Water Requirements and Drinking
Rates of Homing Pigeons During Various
Flight Regimens: A
NRDA Consideration
for Migratory Birds |
J. Moye
392 Dabbling in
wastewater: The toxicological potential of
a novel winter habitat
in mallard ducks
(Anas platyrhynchos)
| P. Welsh
Fish Consumption
as a Driver of Risk
Management
Decisions and Human
Health-Based Water
Quality Criteria
Chairs: Nancy Judd,
Yvette Lowney
Approaches for Inferring Associations Between Chemical Exposures and Biological Effects
B for Field-Exposed Organisms (see lisitng WP122–129)
399 A spatially400 Issues in DeR 397 Evaluating hon- 398 Models and
eybee protection goals Experiments Reveal
explicit, rule-based
veloping Population
E using the BEEHAVE that Contaminantapproach to predictModels at the NationA model | P. Thorbek
Induced Changes to
ing and managing
al Scale to Support
Behavior can Cause
mosquito populations Policy Analysis |
K
Population Declines
| D. Dawson
K. von Stackelberg
by Altering Species
Interactions | J. Rohr
Room
393 Quantifying the
Effects of Pesticide
Exposure on Annual
Reproductive Success
of Birds | M. Etterson
394 Assessing the
“Value Added” of
Higher Tier Ecological Risk Assessments
of Pesticides |
K. Sappington
395 Are standard
testing preparing
us to parameterize
population models for
environmental risk
assessment? |
A. Palmqvist
396 Why modeling?
Benefits of population
models for risk assessors | M. Wang
401 Incorporating In
Vitro Measurements
of Rainbow Trout
Pituitary, Ovary and
Liver Function with
Biological Modeling
of Fish Reproduction
| I. Schultz
402 Who’s pulling the
strings: investigation
of the role of three
teleost estrogen receptors on vitellogenesis |
C. Lee Pow
403 Linking sublethal
neuroendocrine effects
of contaminants on
the hypothalamicgonadal-pituitary axis
to adverse outcomes
in fish | B. Armstrong
404 Modeling a
Molecular Initiating
Event to Population Effects: A case
study of aromatase
inhibition in fathead
minnows |
K. Watanabe
405 Quantitative linkages between in vitro
assays, molecular biomarkers and traditional
toxicity endpoints using the inland silverside
Menidia beryllina |
A. Mehinto
406 Bioavailability:
a key element in in
vitro-in vivo extrapolations | J. Hermens
407 Biotransformation in fish cell lines
to predict bioconcentration in fish: a case
study with benzo(a)
pyrene | K. Schirmer
408 A quantitative
adverse outcome
pathway model for
thyroid axis disruption
in Xenopus laevis
tadpoles | J. Nichols
208/209
Chairs: Irvin Schultz,
John Nichols
11:00–11:15
409 Dietary survey
study design considerations for fish
consumption studies
used in regulatory
decision making |
M. Garry
410 Analysis of SiteSpecific Creel/Angler
Survey Data for a
Contaminated Urban
River | B. Ruffle
411 Mercury
Exposure and
Consumption of
Freshwater Fish: A
Longitudinal Study |
Z. Dong
412 Application of the
California sediment
quality objectives
human health assessment framework |
D. Vidal-Dorsch
413 The Uses of the
Fish Consumption
Rate as it Relates to a
Tribal Community |
R. O’Rourke
414 Effect of Probabilistic Methods on
Human Health Ambient Water Quality
Criteria | P. Anderson
415 Human Health
Criteria Adoption
Process in Washington State - Critical
Policy Decisions |
C. Niemi
416 What can we
achieve with water
quality criteria, what
should we expect? |
D. Essig
211
Quantitative Adverse
Outcome Models
and In Vitro–In Vivo
Extrapolation
10:40–10:55
10:00–10:15
E
Ecological Models for
Assessing the Risks of
Chemicals and Other
Stressors – Part 2:
From Individuals to
Populations | Chairs:
Diane Nacci, Annemette
Palmqvist, Valery
Forbes, Roger Nisbet
Special Symposia
109
8:00–8:15
110
Session
Chairs: Michael Bank,
Karen Kidd, Nil Basu,
Davide Vignati,
Bruce Vigon
8:40–8:55
118
Environmental or
119
120
and Management
121/122
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
10:00–10:15
10:20–10:35
Endocrine Disrupting
Chemicals and
Pharmaceuticals in
the Environment:
Part 1
417 Interactions of
Tetracycline Antibiotics with Fe(II)/Fe(III)
Ions and Their Induced Transformation
in Aquatic Systems |
C. Huang
418 Impact of
animal manure
separation technologies on steroid
hormone distribution
- consequences for
agricultural practices |
M. Hansen
419 Flume experiments on the
environmental
behaviour and fate of
pharmaceuticals and
their key transformation products in
streams | Z. Li
420 Potential for
environmental loading
of antimicrobials and
steroid hormones in
livestock wastewater
lagoons and vegetated
treatment areas |
D. Snow
421 Assessment of the
changes in the levels
of endocrine disrupting chemicals and
antibiotics in dairy
manure during anaerobic digestion process
| K. Noguera-Oviedo
422 Fate and Transport of Antibiotics
and Antibiotic Resistance Genes during
Historic Colorado
Flooding | J. Wallace
423 Teratogenic
Retinoic Acids in
Aqueous Environment | J. Hu
424 Oysters Grown
on Spatsticks as
Biomonitors of
Septic Tank Contamination of Tidal
Creeks | M. Black
425 Interacting effects
of cadmium, hypoxia
and temperature on
rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)
mitochondrial bioenergetics | J. Onukwufor
426 Modulation of
Discussion
energy homeostasis
by copper, hypoxia
and thermal stress
in rainbow trout,
Oncorhynchus mykiss
| R. Sappal
428 Effect of dietary
Cu on food ingestion
rates and Cu uptake
by a benthic grazer |
D. Cain
429 Copper effects on
olfactory response in
juvenile salmon revisited using behavioral
exposure testing |
H. Bailey
431 Ecotoxicity and
genotoxicity of rare
earth elements (REEs).
A comparative study
using Cerium (Ce),
Gadolinium (Gd) and
Lutetium (Lu) |
V. Gonzalez
432 Is current
knowledge of Cr(III)
ecotoxicity to aquatic
organisms based on
data of inadequate
quality? | D. Vignati
433 Perfluoroalkylated Substances fate
in the Global Ocean:
The importance of the
Biological Pump |
B. Gonzalez-Gaya
434 Development and
application of MALDI-TOF methods to
directly investigate the
degradation of fluorotelomer-based acrylate
polymers (FTACPs) |
K. Rankin
435 Biodegradation of
6:2 Fluorotelomer Sulfonamide Alkylbetaine
(6:2 FTAB) and 6:2
Fluorotelomer Sulfonamide Alkylamine (6:2
FTAA) in WWTP
Sludge | L. D’Agostino
C
436 Detection and
437 Assessing the
O performance and enCharacterization of
New Per- and PolyF vironmental safety of
Fluorinated Chemical
alternative fluorinated
F
Classes in a Chinese
and non-fluorinated
E DWR (Durable Water
WWTP Sample by
HPLC-OrbitrapE Repellent) technoloMS/MS | Y. Liu
gies | I. Cousins
430 The sublethal
effects of copper
exposure on the swimming performance
and osmoregulation
in juvenile rainbow
trout (Oncorhynchus
mykiss) | S. Love
438 What can we learn
about human exposure
to perfluoroalkyl acids
(PFAAs) from a cohort of highly exposed
fishery employees from
Tangxun Lake, China?
| R. Vestergren
439 Persistence,
Bioaccumulation and
Toxicity Assessment
of Short-Chain Perfluorinated Chemicals
| J. Arblaster
440 A Multichemical
Toxicokinetic Model
for Bioaccumulation
of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances
Including Biotransformation | C. Ng
441 Managed Honey
Bee Exposure to
Pesticides in the US:
Results from the
national honey bee
disease survey – findings and implications
| D. vanEngelsdorp
442 Samplingt Nectar
and Pollen Residues:
Rolling the Dice at
the PPB Level |
J. Lawrence-Louque
443 Understanding
Bee Pesticide Relationships: Laboratory
to Field to Laboratory
Research Efforts |
P. Reibach
444 Neonicotinoid
Insecticides in
Virginia Honey Bees:
Influence of Land Use
Type and Seasonality
on Exposure | Z. Chen
446 Pollinator exposure to neonicotinoid
insecticides in and
around corn fields
before and after planting | A. Schaafsma
447 Agricultural
Pesticide Residues in
Honey Bee-Collected
Pollen | S. Pernal
448 Potential accumulation/bioavailability
of clothianidin and
imidacloprid in soil
– implications for
pollinator and aquatic
risk assessments |
D. Dyer
449 Review of the
composition and
toxicity of oil sands
process waters: A call
for consistency |
M. Dube
450 Sublethal effects
of the Access Western
Blend diluted bitumen to fish |
V. Langlois
451 Assessing the impact of source and age
of oil sands processaffected water on the
toxicity of extracted
naphthenic acids |
A. Bartlett
452 Naphthenic acid
extracts decrease
survival and increase
developmental abnormalities in tadpoles of
the West African frog
Silurana tropicalis | J.
Gutierrez Villagomez
453 Larval Fish
Responses to Environmental Samples
from Oil Sands Areas
| J. Parrott
454 Bioaccumulation
of Polyaromatic Compounds in Wood Frog
Tadpoles (Lithobates
sylvaticus) Exposed to
Athabasca Oil Sands
Sediment | J. Bilodeau
455 Studies of the
bicyclic acids of oil
sands process water |
S. Rowland
456 Assessing the
variability of acidextractable organics
in oil sands processaffected waters |
R. Frank
457 Flame retardants
from use in North
American consumer
products to waste in
developing countries |
A. Golnoush
458 Ghosts in the
machine: Releases of
flame retardants from
microplastics and
recycled materials |
R. Hale
459 Polybrominated Diphenyl Ether
(PBDE) Accumulation
in an Agricultural Soil
Ecosystem Receiving
Long-Term Wastewater
Sludge Amendments |
M. Gaylor
460 Emerging Flame
Retardants in Sharks
and Teleost Fishes in
a North Atlantic Food
Web | H. Marler
461 Alternate halogenated flame retardants
in terrestrial and
marine food chains of
the Canadian Arctic |
A. Morris
462 Organophosphate
and Brominated
Flame Retardants
in Human Hair and
Nails | A. Salamova
463 PBDEs Disrupt
Thyroid Hormone
Homeostasis and Sulfotransferase Activity
in Human Placental
Tissues | C. Leonetti
464 Metabolites of
Organophosphate
Flame Retardants
and 2-Ethylhexyl
Tetrabromobenzoate
(EH-TBB) in Urine
from Paired Mothers
and Toddlers | C. Butt
Chairs: Marc Mills,
James Lazorchak, Ruth
Marfil-Vega
Fate and Effects
of Metals: Aquatic
Biological Perspective
Chair: Emily Garman
Emerging Per- and
Polyfluoroalkyl
Substances
Chairs: Amila De Silva,
Jonathan Benskin,
Robert Letcher
Exposure and Effects
of Environmental
Stressors to Bees:
Part 1
Chairs: Jay Overmyer,
Troy Anderson,
Connie Hart
Canadian Oil Sands:
Advancements in
the Ecotoxicology
of Process-Affected
Materials and
Analytical Detection
Methodologies
Chairs: Richard Frank,
Jonathan Martin
Emerging
Contaminants from
Anthropogenic
Activities – Trends
and Impacts: Part 1
Chairs: Eddy Zeng,
Charles Wong, Da Chen
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Environmental or
Wednesday Morning Platform Sessions
B 445 Health Canada:
Pollinator Protection
R
and Pesticides | C.
E Hart
A
K
10:40–10:55
Special Symposia
11:00–11:15
Room
212
9:00–9:15
213/214
8:40–8:55
220
8:20–8:35
Ballroom A
8:00–8:15
Ballroom B
Session
Ballroom C
Wednesday Afternoon Platform Sessions
467 The influence of
chloride concentration
on Hg photochemical
reduction in Arctic
snow | E. Mann
468 Mercury Methylation and Transport
in the Sediments of
the South River, VA,
USA | K. Paulson
469 Use of sulfur isotopes to assess mercury
bioaccumulation and
biomagnification in
freshwater biota from
lower- and higher-latitude lakes in Canada |
K. Kidd
473 Cap performance
monitoring using
forensic chemistry
methods | M. Mills
474 Polanyi based
model for performance prediction of
activated carbon at
contaminated sediment site | W. Azhar
475 Characterization of PAH fate and
transport utilizing
SPME-PDMS to address cap effectiveness
at the West Branch of
the Grand Calumet
River | C. Thomas
476 Reduced Bioavailability and Pore
Water Concentrations of PCBs in an
Activated CarbonAmended Phragmites
Marsh | J. Sanders
481 Mercury in Greyheaded Fish Eagles,
fish, and watersnakes
at Tonle Sap Lake,
Cambodia | A. Matz
482 Comparing the
levels of ΣPCB and
perfluoroalkyl acids
(PFAAs) in two terrestrial top predators,
Eurasian lynx (Lynx
lynx) and eagle owl
(Bubo bubo) | Y. Lind
483 Terrestrial
exposure and effects
of headline AMP®
Fungicide on amphibians | P. Cusaac
484 PCB-related
health effects in
ringed seals (Pusa
hispida) frequenting a
locally-contaminated
marine environment
in Labrador |
T. Brown
Chairs: Marc Mills, Amy
Mucha, David Walters
Chairs: Miguel Mora,
Angela Matz
Making Confident
Environmental
Decisions in an
Uncertain World:
Some Challenges and
Useful Approaches
Chairs: Doug
McLaughlin,
Camille Flinders
Advancing Adverse
Outcome Pathways for
Integrated Toxicology
and Regulatory
Applications
Chairs: Natalia Vinas,
Edward Perkins
Challenges Facing the
Next Generation of
Risk Assessment
Chairs: Betty Locey,
Robinan Gentry
Evaluating Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals: Identifying Species Differences and Approaches for Cross-Species Extrapolation (see listing WP056–WP063)
3:40–3:55
4:00–4:15
470 Investigation of
Hg contamination
in the Three Gorge
Reservoir, China,
using silver carp and
bighead carp | J. Li
471 Mercury Distribution in Florida
Watersheds as Measured in American
Alligators- Statewide
Trends | F. Nilsen
472 Mercury Bioaccumulation and
Toxicity are Inversely
Related to Selenium |
N. Ralston
477 Monitoring Effectiveness of In situ
Treatment with Reactive Amendments of
Contaminated Sediments in an Active
DoD Harbor |
V. Kirtay
478 Assessing the
long term effectiveness of in situ
activated carbon treatments using sorption
data | J. Gomez-Eyles
479 Bioaccumulation monitoring and
modeling of PCBs
after the first full-scale
application of activated
carbon to a 5-acre lake
in Mirror Lake (Dover,
DE) | E. Patmont
480 Reference Envelopes and Sediment
Toxicity: The Bottom
Line? | J. Meyer
485 The homing piC geon (Columba livia)
O as a model species for
F assessment of environmental impacts on
F migratory birds and
E other avian wildlife |
C. Pritsos
E
486 Recovery of
a ContaminantImpacted Great Lakes
Bald Eagle Population
| M. Meyer
487 Small mammals as
biosentinels of health
effects from exposure
to oil and gas related
contaminants: An integrated experimental and
field-based approach |
J. Rodríguez-Estival
488 The Best Biomarkers for Birds
and Beasts in the Oil
Sands | J. Smits
The Exposome: A New Paradigm for Environmental Health and Exposure Sciences to
B Identify the Causes of Chronic Human Disease (see listing WP282–WP289)
494 A Community
495 Quantifying
496 Using a longR 493 Home on the
range: complementary Based Cumulative
Spatial and Temporal term data set to
E approaches for deriv- Effects Monitoring
Variation in Biota
evaluate the role of
A ing numeric criteria | Program for the Slave Using a Long-term
variability and deciRiver, Northwest
Dataset: Implications sion error tolerance in
K M. Paul
Territories, Canada | for Management |
making water quality
P. Jones
C. Flinders
assessment decisions |
D. McLaughlin
489 An introduction
to the use of Bayesian
networks in incorporating uncertainty and
in facilitating water
quality management |
W. Landis
490 Obtaining
Confident Statistical
Test Results: Choosing parametric vs
nonparametric tests is
obsolete | D. Helsel
491 How Well Do
BLM Predictions
Fit Model Validation Data? A WQC
Attainment Decision
Perspective |
D. McLaughlin
492 Water quality
standards considering uncertainty: Not
with science alone |
B. Hope
497 Animal Welfare
Perspective on
Pathway-based Approaches to Safety
Assessment |
C. Willett
498 Increasing
Scientific Confidence
in AOPs: Tailoring
the Bradford Hill
Considerations for
Evaluating Weight of
Evidence | G. Ankley
499 The Adverse
Outcome Pathways
Knowledge Base |
D. Villeneuve
500 Priorities for
adverse outcome pathways development in
ecotoxicology: a focus
on growth |
C. Murphy
501 Using Adverse
Outcome Pathways
for Regulatory Applications | P. Antczak
502 Applying AOPs
to support Integrated
Approaches to Testing
and Assessment |
K. Tollefsen
503 Adverse Outcome
Pathway (AOP) Development: Guiding
Principles and Best
Practices |
D. Villeneuve
504 Advancing
Adverse Outcome
Pathways for Integrated Toxicology and
Regulatory Applications | N. Vinas
505 Challenges to
Risk Assessment in
the 21st Century:
Characterizing Variability and Reducing
Uncertainty in Risk
Assessments |
K. Coady
506 EPA’s New
Directive on Groundwater Exposure Point
Concentrations |
C. Julias
507 The journey from
emissions to exposure
and human tissue
concentrations. A
linked indoor-PBPK
model. | E. Webster
508 Statistical
Modeling and Data
Evaluation Used for
Ecological Risk Assessment | J. Green
509 Risk Assessment
in the 21st Century:
Interpreting New
Guidance from the
National Research
Council | T. McKone
510 Comparative
Study of Indoor Air
Databases and the Veracity of “Background”
| R. DeHate
511 Dose-Response:
Current Challenges
and Opportunities
for Improvement |
N. Beck
512 The EPA Toxicity
Forecaster Research
Effort’s Communications and
Outreach Strategy |
M. Linnenbrink
Room
109
466 Mercury in Maritime Antarctica - The
case studies of Deception and King George
Islands | J. Canario
3:20–3:35
110
3:00–3:15
118
2:00–2:15
Special Symposia
119
120
1:40–1:55
465 Quantifying the
effect of photoreactive
dissolved organic matter
on the photodemethylChairs: Nelson
O’Driscoll, Joao Canario, ation of methylmercury
Marcello Veiga
in a temperate freshwater ecosystem |
S. Klapstein
Wildlife
Ecotoxicology: Part 2
1:20–1:35
Mercury Fate and
Biogeochemistry:
Part 2
Assessments
and Monitoring
Contaminated
Sediment
Remediation: Part 2
121/122
1:00–1:15
Environmental or
208/209
Session
and Management
211
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
3:00–3:15
3:20–3:35
3:40–3:55
4:00–4:15
Endocrine Disrupting
Chemicals and
Pharmaceuticals in
the Environment:
Part 2
513 Fate of Triclocarban, Triclosan and
Methyltriclosan during wastewater and
biosolids treatment
processes |
N. Lozano Paz
514 Application
of LC-Q-ToF and
metabolite profiling
tool in the identification of transformation
products of iopromide
during advanced oxidation process | R. Singh
515 Sucralose may not
be a reliable wastewater contamination
tracer in wetland
aquatic environments
| Z. Lu
516 Analysis of
Contaminants of
Emerging Concern in
Wastewater Matrices
| M. Mills
517 Modelling the
Fate of Drugs of
Abuse in a Wastewater Treatment Plant
Using In-Process
Measurements |
F. Cloutier
518 Chemical Profile
of Swift Current
Wastewater Treatment Plant Discharge
and Its Potential
Effects | H. Yuan
519 Illicit drugs in two
plants in New York
State and estimation
of illicit drug usage in
communities through
wastewater analysis |
B. Subedi
520 A novel approach
for determining removals of
contaminants during
| V. Yargeau
521 Biotic ligand
model cannot predict
the bioavailability of
rare earth elements
in the presence of
organic ligands | C.
Zhao
522 Developing Biotic
Ligand Models for
uranium: research
within the STAR EU
Network of Excellence | S. Lofts
523 Using copper and
ammonia co-exposures to elicit the toxic
mechanism of waterborne copper (Cu) in
freshwater rainbow
trout (Oncorhynchus
mykiss) | A. Zimmer
524 Toxicokinetic Toxicodynamic
(TKTD) modelling
of acute Ag toxicity in
freshwater organisms
| K. Veltman
525 Acute and
Olfactory Copper
Toxicity to Fish Using
Laboratory and SiteCollected Water from
Alaska | J. Morris
526 Investigating the
Effects of Using Estimated Water Quality
Parameters in Generating Copper Water
Quality Criteria Using
the Biotic Ligand
Model | A. Kovach
527 Copper bioavailability and toxicity
to the lower Mekong
river organisms:
implications for BLM
and species sensitivity
distribution |
T. Hoang
528 Potential Water
Quality Criteria for
Copper in Oregon
State Fresh Waters
based on the Biotic
Ligand Model |
S. Tobiason
529 Surface disposal
of waste water treatment plant biosludge
– an important source
of perfluorinated compound contamination
in the environment? |
A. Lindstrom
530 Temporal Trends
and Influence of
Storage Methods on
Concentrations of Perfluoroalkyl Substances
in Limed Municipal
Wastewater Solids |
D. Armstrong
531 Direct and
Indirect Measurement
of PFASs in Human
Serum | E. Houtz
534 Advanced
oxidation of Polyfluorinated precursors in
natural waters and
their transformation
products | S. Dagnino
535 In situ chemical
oxidation effects on
the fate and transport
of PFAAs in 1-D
porous media column
studies | E. McKenzie
536 Reductive
defluorination of
perfluoroalkyl compounds by nanoscale
Pd/Fe in groundwater
impacted by aqueous
fire fighting foams |
S. Park
537 Do nanotechnology-based pesticide
products increase
risk to honey bees
compared to cognate
active ingredients? |
L. Hooven
538 Metal pollutants
and their impact on
pollinators: Examining behavior,
survival, and ecology |
K. Hladun
539 Evaluating
Chronic Effects of
Imidacloprid on
Honey Bee Colonies
in a Colony Feeding
Study Design |
A. Olmstead
540 Exposure to a
B 541 Field studies
corn rootworm active
examining exposure
R
dsRNA does not
and effects of neonicadversely effect honey E otinoid insecticides on
bee larvae and adults | A bee colony health |
S. Levine
C. Cutler
K
542 The impacts of
pesticides on bumblebees: from individual
behaviour to colony
function | N. Raine
543 Current-Use
Pesticides in Native
Bees Collected from
Varying Land Cover
Areas in Colorado,
USA | M. Hladik
544 Developing Field
Testing Methodology
for solitary bees using
Osmia bicornis |
M. Coulson
545 Improving the
utility of ecotoxicity
testing in regulatory
decision-making |
J. Staveley
546 How can ecotoxicology research be
made believable? |
J. Sumpter
547 Approaches to the
use of literature data
to support environmental assessments of
animal drugs |
H. Zahner
548 Challenges in Using Aquatic Test Data
in Assessing Chemicals under the Toxics
Substances Control
Act | T. Henry
549 CRED – Criteria
for Reporting and
Evaluating ecotoxicity Data improve
transparency and
consistency |
C. Moermond
550 Use of a Novel
Evaluation Rubric to
Assess Micro- and
Mesocosm (“Cosm”)
Studies for Ecological
Risk Assessments |
L. Knopper
551 Data Quality Assurance in a Changing
Regulatory Framework | C. Mancini
552 Ecological
relevance and policy
relevant: application
of new methods and
barriers to their use |
R. Wentsel
553 Sweeteners and persistent pharmaceuticals
in aquatic environment
from urbanized cities
with adequate and inadequate sewage treatment
systems in Asia |
Y. Watanabe
554 Assessing the
occurrence and magnitude of contaminants
of emerging concern
(CECs) in 50 of the
largest wastewater
treatment plants in the
US | J. Lazorchak
555 Newly identified
persistent and bioaccumulative contaminants
with anthropogenic
origins in Southern
California Bight: Importance and prioritization |
S. Mackintosh
556 Utility of organic
pollutants in soil to
assess regional anthropogenic influence
with sepeical reference
to atmospheric transport | L. Bao
557 Organoarsenic
feed additive in swine
and poultry farms:
environmental pollution, transformation,
and food residue |
H. Cheng
558 Cross Placenta
Transfer of Legacy
and Emerging Environmental Organic
Pollutants | A. Li
559 Assessment of
Human Exposure to
Perchlorate in the US:
Biomonitoring and
Environmental Monitoring Approaches |
Q. Wu
560 Routes of human
exposure to polyand perfluorinated
compounds (PFCs) in
Winnipeg homes and
their impact on young
children in Winnipeg,
Manitoba | A. Brown
Chairs: Marc Mills,
James Lazorchak,
Ruth Marfil-Vega
Fate and Effects
of Metals: Aquatic
Biological Perspective
- BLM
Chair: Robert Santore
Recent Advances
and Trends in
Perfluorochemical
Research
Chairs: Kavitha Dasu,
Marc Mills, Shoji
Nakayama
Exposure and Effects
of Environmental
Stressors to Bees:
Part 2
Chairs: Jay Overmyer,
Troy Anderson, Connie
Hart
Improving Research
Quality to Increase
Relevance and Use in
Regulatory DecisionMaking
Chairs: Jane Staveley,
Randall Wentsel
Emerging
Contaminants from
Anthropogenic
Activities – Trends
and Impacts: Part 2
Chairs: Eddy Zeng,
Charles Wong, Da Chen
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Environmental or
Wednesday Afternoon Platform Sessions
C
532 Perfluoroalkyl and
533 Dietary exposure
O to legacy and replacePolyfluoroalkyl Substances in Municipal
F ment PFASs in the
Hubei and Zhejiang
Waste and Landfill
F
Leachate | M. Barlaz
province, China |
E R. Vestergren
E
Special Symposia
Room
212
2:00–2:15
213/214
1:40–1:55
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1:20–1:35
Ballroom A
1:00–1:15
Ballroom B
Session
Ballroom C
RP | Thursday Posters
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Multi-Sector Applications of Technical and
Communication Methods for Sustainability
Chairs: Annie Weisbrod, Stefanie Giese-Bogdan
RP001 Life cycle assessment to analyze engineering alternatives for wastewater residual solids treatment | J. Zhou
RP002 Case study: Integrated sustainability metrics for
product system assessment | A. Weisbrod
RP003 Streamlined LCA/LCC case study: Additive
manufacturing | A. Fisher
RP004 Sustainability assessment methodology taxonomy; a determination table to find your way in the sa
methodology landscape | M. Zijp
Realities of Addressing Contaminated “Legacy
Sites”
Chairs: Ralph Stahl, Mike Johns
RP005 The BMI Common Areas in Henderson,
Nevada; Battle Born Restoration and Multi-Use Redevelopment of a Complex Legacy Site | M. Jones
RP006 Statistical Modeling of a Contaminated River
System | J. Green
Assessing Ecological Risks of Resource
Extraction on Inland Environments: Oil and
Gas Extraction and Coal Mining
Chairs: James Lazorchak, Phil Dorn, David Soucek,
Christopher Nietch, Miguel Canedo-Arguelles,
Bryan Brooks, Ben Kefford
RP007 Effect of salinity on the ecosystem function of
leaf decomposition: dryland salinity vs. salinity from a
coalmine | B. Kefford
RP008 Effects of elevated total dissolved solids on
bivalves | J. Allen
RP009 Developmental toxicity of coal ash leachate and
coal combustion residue (CCR) waste streams to embryonic zebrafish (Danio rerio) | J. Brandt
RP010 Modeling interactions in major ion toxicity to
Ceriodaphnia dubia | R. Erickson
Harmful Algal Bloom Toxins in Inland Waters:
Environmental Contaminants of Emerging
Concern
Chairs: Bryan Brooks, James Lazorchak,
Dawn Perkins
RP011 Environmental drivers of harmful algal blooms
in Canadian lakes | D. Orihel
Environmental or
Special Symposia
RP012 Cyanobacterial neurotoxins in a Brazilian water
supply Reservoir | H. Silva de Assis
RP028 Effects of copper nanomaterials on marine
benthic communities | K. Ho
RP013 Cyanotoxins in the Mobile Bay Basin: An emerging threat to ecosystem health and resilience | A. Robertson
RP029 Ecotoxicity of New Generation Alternative Fuels
to Marine Organisms | G. Rosen
RP014 Characterizing the influence of pH variability in
reservoirs on toxicity from harmful blooms of Prymesium parvum to fish | W. Scott
RP030 Effect-directed analysis and mixture effects of
AhR-active compounds in crude oil and oil-contaminated sediments | S. Hong
RP015 A paleolimnological approach to establishing
spatial and long-term environmental trends to correct
for insufficient environmental monitoring data | B. Lucas
RP016 Cyanobacterial Harmful Algal Blooms: Results
from Wisconsin’s Multi-year Public Health Surveillance
Program | D. Perkins
RP017 Nodularia blooms in an estuarine lake system,
Victoria, Australia | D. Nugegoda
Emerging Contaminants in the Marine
Environment: Presence, Effects, Regulation
Chairs: Robert Burgess, Kay Ho, Mark Cantwell,
Margaretha Lamoree, Pim Leonards
RP018 Ubiquitous pollution, potential source and risk
assessment of bisphenol S and its analogues in the
aquatic environment from Japan | H. Nakata
RP019 New Generation Alternative Fuels: Environmental
Behaviors for Fate and Transport Assessment | R. George
RP020 Size-segregated HOCs contents in field-collected microplastics | S. Kim
RP021 Assessment of environmental residence times for
cyclic volatile methyl siloxanes | N. Warner
RP022 Organic carbon/water partition ratios (Koc) of
cyclic volatile methylsiloxanes (cVMS) | D. Panagopoulos
RP023 Emerging and Conventional Contaminants in
River Waters Discharging into the Black Sea along the
Ukrainian Coast | R. Burgess
RP024 Enhanced anthropogenic metal dispersal through
riverine runoff to the Jiaozhou Bay, Qingdao, North
Yellow Sea | B. Wang
RP025 PBDEs in Japanese common squid (Todarodes
pacificus) from Korean offshore waters and food safety
assessment | H. Lee
RP026 Can beach-collected microplastic pellets be an
alternative matrix to represent the contamination level of
HOCs in local marine environment? | S. Kim
RP027 Assessment of the fate and transport of perfluoroalkyl acids in the ocean using a high-resolution global
oceanic circulation model | X. Zhang
Large-Scale Environmental Assessments
Chairs: Glenn Suter, Susan Cormier
RP031 A Probability-Based Assessment of Contaminants in Great Lakes Fish | L. Stahl
RP032 GIS Layer of Standardized Fish Mercury Concentrations Across Canada Now Available | L. Campbell
RP033 The Lake Washington PCB/PBDE Study:
Pathway Concentrations and Loadings, Fish Bioaccumulation, Load Reductions, and Recommendations |
R. Jack
RP034 Long-range transport of PCBs with waste:
Part 1: Development of global PCB emission scenarios
including exports of waste towards developing regions |
K. Breivik
RP035 Roads to Consider in Assessments of Resource
Extraction Activities | M. Kravitz
RP036 Long-range transport of PCBs with waste: Part
2: Simulating the implications of transboundary waste
exports on the fate and exposure to PCBs | J. Armitage
Temporal Trends of Persistent Organic
Chemicals in the Environment and Biota
Chairs: Bommanna Loganathan, Kenneth Sajwan
RP037 Trophic ecology and contaminant dynamics in
the lower trophic levels of Lake Huron’s pelagic food
web | L. Di Pierdomenico
RP038 The use of stable isotopes to explain PCBs load
in Golden Eagles (Haliaeetus albicilla) in the UK |
M. Pereira
RP039 Organohalogen Compounds in Sediment and
Fish Samples from Riverine and Brackish Waters of
Savannah, Georgia, USA | B. Loganathan
RP040 Quantifying the Effect of Dietary Transitions in
the North on Human Exposure to Persistent Organic
Pollutants | M. Binnington
RP041 Identification of Organochlorine Insecticides in
the Ambient Air in Agricultural Area in Upper Citarum
River | K. Oginawati
Environmental Chemistry and Toxicology
of Chemicals of Emerging Concern in Large
Lakes
Chairs: Charles Wong, Robert Letcher
RP042 Tetradecabromo-1,4-diphenoxybenzene Flame
Retardant and Breakdown By-Products in Sediment
From the Laurentian Great Lakes | R. Letcher
RP043 Contaminants of Emerging Concern in Herring
Gull Eggs From Colony Sites in the US Areas of the
Laurentian Great Lakes | G. Su
RP044 Metabolites of Organophosphate Flame Retardants in the Blood Plasma of Herring Gulls (Larus
argentatus) from the North American Great Lakes |
R. Letcher
RP045 Mixed Halogenated Carbazole Identification
and Spatial Distribution and Temporal Trend in the
Sediments of Upper Great Lakes | J. Guo
RP046 Human health and ecological risk characterization for microcystins in Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba,
Canada | Z. Lu
Pesticide Risks to Biodiversity
Chairs: Christy Morrissey, Karsten Liber
RP047 Effect of paraquat and glyphosate on biodiversity
of soil invertebrate fauna in a cowpea plot in a tropical
ultisol | O. Owojori
Modeling and Interpreting Effects of Metals
Mixtures
Chairs: Eric Van Genderen, Kevin Brix
RP048 Chronic toxicity of cadmium and zinc mixtures
to Daphnia magna | E. Perez
RP049 The sublethal and physiological effects of mixed
copper and silver mixtures on rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) | W. Truong
RP050 Nickel and Copper Mixture Toxicity to Sensitive
Aquatic Invertebrates | P. Deshpande
RP051 Evaluation of Various Approaches for Modeling
Metal Mixture Toxicity | K. Farley
RP052 The cadmium paradox: Lethal to aquatic insects
at low concentrations, but moderated by zinc in ambient
freshwater settings? | C. Mebane
Fate and Effects of Metals: Aquatic Biological
Perspective
Chair: Joseph Meyer
RP054 Biomarkers & Bioenergetics in Yellow Perch: A
Weight of Evidence Approach to Distinguish Habitat
Quality versus Metal Exposure Effects | L. Ramilo
RP055 Elucidating the mechanisms of zinc and calcium
interaction on mitochondrial bioenergetics using respirometry and real-time flow cytometry | M. Sharaf
RP056 Detoxification of arsenite by humic acid in three
algal species of freshwater bacillariophyta | J. Zhang
RP057 Arsenic speciation, arsenic methyltransferase
protein expression and transcriptional profiling in frogs
exposed to arsenate throughout metamorphosis |
V. Langlois
RP058 Maintaining tissue Se species distribution as a
defense mechanism against Hg toxicity in juvenile white
sturgeon | S. Huang
RP068 Developing sentinel mollusc species for toxicity
assessment: Metal exposure, dose and response - laboratory versus field | A. Taylor
RP069 Reproductive effects of chronic waterborne
cadmium and copper, singly and in mixture, in fathead
minnows (Pimephales promelas) | M. Driessnack
RP070 δ-aminolevulinate dehydratase (ALAD): Gene
Expression Biomarker for Pb-Toxicity in Zebrafish for
Environmental Biomonitoring? | A. Olson
RP071 Characterizing the bioavailability of dissolved
uranium to a freshwater invertebrate | C. Fuller
RP072 Distribution and Bioavailability of Trace Metals in
Shallow Sediments from Grand Lake, OK | S. Morrison
RP073 Effect of diet quality on the chronic toxicity of
aqueous lead to the amphipod, Hyalella azteca | J. Besser
RP074 Evaluation of Interactive Effects of Metals on
Seed Germination and Bacterial Bioluminescence Activities Based on the Theory of Probabilities | I. Kong
RP075 Chemodynamic behavior of Thallium in the
Slave River, Northwest Territories, Canada | B. Tendler
RP059 Homeostatic regulation of metal contaminants in
a freshwater fish | R. Harley
RP076 The impacts of zinc toxicity on growth and photosynthesis of an extremophilic alga | P. Mikulic
RP060 Phytoremediation of Cadmium by Chara, a
macrophytic alga: Uptake and Toxicity Resistance |
S. Wegst-Uhrich
RP077 Oxidative stress and genotoxicity produced by
mercury on gills and liver of the common carp (Cyprinus
carpio) | M. Galar-Martinez
RP061 Nontraditional use of stable isotope tracers provides new insights into zinc bioavailability from natural
particles | M. Croteau
RP078 Effects of mercury on the health of wild brown
bullhead populations in Kejimkujik National Park, Nova
Scotia, Canada | S. Graves
RP062 How are trace elements managed in the cells of
Chaoborus larvae to avoid ill-effects? | M. Rosabal
RP079 Development of a laboratory model for examining dietary selenium and mercury interactions in a
simple aquatic food chain | R. Garner
RP063 Toxicity of mixture of metal contaminated
sediments on the freshwater bivalve Hyridella australis:
linking exposure-dose-response | C. Marasinghe Wadige
RP064 Effect of hardness on metal mixture toxicity in
Daphnia magna | T. Boloori
RP065 Acute and chronic toxicity of hexavalent
chromium to freshwater mussels with or without a costressor | N. Wang
RP066 Effects of chromium (III) and chromium (VI)
on the photosynthetic activity in a freshwater green alga
| I. Aharchaou
RP067 Use of species sensitivity distributions to assess
the toxicity of vanadium to aquatic organisms representative of the Athabasca Oil Sands region | S. Schiffer
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
RP080 Cellular biomarker responses in different life history stages of jellyfish, Aurelia aurita , exposed to various
copper concentrations | M. Lowder
RP081 Effect of Body Length on Metal Concentrations
in Tuna and Mahi-Mahi | J. Dutton
RP082 Use of the Eastern Mud Snail (Ilyanassa obsoleta) as a Bioindicator of Localized Metal Contamination
| J. Dutton
RP083 Exposure-dose-response framework for the assessment of health status of the mine polluted Molonglo
River, NSW, Australia | C. Marasinghe Wadige
RP084 Physiological impacts and bioaccumulation of
dietary Cu and Cd in a model tropical teleost, the Tambaqui (Colossoma macropomum) | M. Mussoi Giacomin
and Management
Environmental or
Refining Methods for Conducting Laboratory
Whole-Sediment Toxicity Tests
From Data to Information: Interpretation and
Decision-Making in Life Cycle Assessment
Chairs: Christian Picard, Chris Ingersoll
Chairs: Valentina Prado, Lise Laurin, Thomas Seager
RP085 Inter-lab Testing of Hyalella azteca Water and
Sediment Methods: 3 Results from 10- to 42-d tests
Conducted with the New Water-Only Method |
T. Norberg-King
RP101 Life Cycle Assessment: Brazilian Programs |
W. Motta
RP102 Life Cycle Management: How the Brazilian
Construction Industry Can Use It | W. Motta
RP086 Inter-lab testing of Hyalella azteca water and
sediment methods. 4: Results from 10- to 42-d tests
conducted with sediment substrates | C. Ivey
RP103 Life cycle assessment of the production of
xanthate salts and their application in ARD mitigation
| M. Kunene
RP087 You Are What You Eat: The Effectiveness of
Three Diets for Rearing Hyalella azteca, and the Influence of Diet on Organism Sensitivity | T. Watson-Leung
Ecological Risk Assessment of Pyrethroid
Insecticides in Urban and Agricultural
Environments
RP088 Chronic Sediment Toxicity Testing with the
Estuarine Amphipod Leptocheirus plumulosus; Trials
and Tribulations | M. Bradley
Chairs: Jeffrey Giddings, Keith Sappington
RP090 Effect of Mixtures on the Acute Toxicity of Metals in Sediments | E. Park
RP091 Improving metal sediment toxicity testing:
methods for more environmentally relevant exposures |
A. Harrison
RP092 Towards a more rigorous paradigm for conducting
sediment toxicity identification evaluations | H. Bailey
RP093 Tiered Testing Approach for Whole-Sediment
Toxicity Tests | J. Collins
RP104 Evaluation of an Approach for Modeling Transport of Residential Pyrethroid Applications | S. Jackson
RP105 Development and Testing of an Updated AGRO
Model (AGRO-2014) for Use in Predicting Aquatic and
Benthic Pesticide Concentrations in Ponds | M. Winchell
RP106 A framework for modeling pyrethroid transport
to surface water via runoff/erosion and drift using local
scale data at the NHD+ catchment scale | J. Amos
RP107 A multi-year temporal and spatial evaluation of
pyrethroid concentrations and biological effects in the
lower American River | C. Harbourt
RP094 A Synopsis of Chronic Sediment Toxicity Data
for Benthic Organisms and Agrochemical Products |
C. Picard
RP108 Incorporating test system specific partition
coefficients (Koc) for pyrethroids to predict pore water
concentrations during sediment tests | T. Valenti
The Fukushima Legacy
RP109 The synergistic effect of piperonyl butoxide
(PBO) on the toxicity of pyrethrins to Hyalella azteca |
J. Giddings
Chairs: Nikolaus Gantner, Juan Jose Alava
RP095 How Radioactive is Our Ocean? | K. Buesseler
RP096 A Marine Food Web Bioaccumulation model for
Cesium 137 in the Pacific Northwest | J. Alava
Soil and Water Pollutants’ Assessment,
Monitoring and Remediation
RP097 Fukushima Fish: an ongoing case study in poor
government risk communication | E. Frank
Chair: Beatrice Opeolu
RP098 Assessing environmental risk at a Canadian
nuclear research establishment | A. Ethier
RP099 Naturally-Occurring Radionuclides in Drinking
Water are an Underestimated Public Health Risk |
J. Jacobus
RP100 Thyroid function of British Columbia newborns
after the Fukushima reactor incident in Japan |
L. Dix-Cooper
RP110 Removal and mineralization of atrazine from
aqueous solution by microporous mineral sorption and
microwave-induced degradation | H. Cheng
RP111 Toxicity reduction in drinking water by advanced
treatment with quaternized magnetic microspheres | S. Jia
RP112 Efficacy of Mussel Shell Power for Attenuating
Phosphorous Flux from Acidic Agricultural Drainage |
S. Hyun
Special Symposia
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Environmental or
RP113 The contribution of chemical sediment characteristics to an environmental risk assessment for an agricultural
irrigation scheme in South Africa | W. Malherbe
RP130 Total chemical ranking system (Total-CRS) with
intergrated approaches of soil, groundwater and surfacewater CRS systems | Y. An
RP114 Toxicity, bioremediation and monitoring of oil
contaminated soils from mines and mineral processing
environments | P. Mwaanga
RP131 Graphical Excellence Continued: Considerations
when Presenting Data and Models | W. Swanson
RP115 Simulation of Lateral Migration of Heavy Metal
in Huangjiang watershed, Guangxi Province | L. Mei
RP116 Fate of Munitions Constituents in the Environment by the Influence of the Cesium Charge Sites in
Soils | R. Gonzalez
Assessment and Remediation of Aquatic
Environments in the Pacific Northwest: 1990s
to Present
Chairs: Elizabeth Power, Kathy Godtfredsen
Chairs: Michael Simini, Ming Fan, Theresa Phillips
RP132 Surface Water Evaluation of Contaminants in
the Green River and its Major Tributaries: Potential
Sources to the Duwamish Waterway Superfund Site |
D. Lester
RP117 Fate and Transport of RDX and TNT in Soils –
Initial Validation of Predictive Model | M. Simini
RP133 Sediment Risk Assessment, Remediation, and
Restoration of a Former Pulp and Paper Mill on the
Southern Coast of BC | A. Wan
Ecotoxicology and Risk Assessment of Soils
RP118 Bioconcentration of energetic compounds in
earthworms using aqueous exposure media | R. Kuperman
RP119 Developing Site-Specific Soil Clean-up Values
for Metals and Metalloids Protective of Soil Microbial
Processes | R. Kuperman
RP120 Method for Developing Site-Specific Soil
Clean-up Values for Metals/Metalloids Protective of
Plants, Soil Invertebrates, and Critical Soil Processes |
R. Checkai
RP121 Coming Attraction for the 2015 SETAC-NA Annual Meeting: Return of the Military Sessions | R. Checkai
RP122 How soil bioindicators can improved environmental risk assessment : example of an former mine in
south of France | B. Pauget
RP123 Effects of temperature on the toxicity of dimethoate and chlorpyrifos to the predatory mite Hypoaspis
aculeifer and collembolan Folsomia candida | O. Owojori
RP124 Photosystem II activity and cell viability in the
soil alga Chlorococcum infusionum exposed to heavy
metals-polluted natural soil extracts | Y. An
RP125 Non-chemical technique for isolating the Caenorhabditis elegans during soil toxicity testing | Y. An
RP126 Effect of silver nanowires on the esterase activity
in earthworm coelomocytes | Y. An
RP127 Avoidance behaviour of Eisenia andrei in natural
and tropical artificial saline soils | T. Pinto
RP128 Effect of Soil pH on Plant Toxicity Tests |
A. Bernhardt
RP129 Building Predictive Models for Use in Risk Assessment - Different Approaches | G. Stephenson
RP134 Lack of Effects to Subtidal Infauna from
Elevated Metal, PAH and PCB Contamination in
Victoria Harbour – Exploring Limited Bioavailability |
C. Mackintosh
RP135 Iron contamination and toxicity in a tidal
environment of the Pacific Northwest - Tools for postremediation monitoring | M. McConnell
Adaptation to Stressors: Evolutionary and
Molecular Toxicology and Their Potential for
Informing Ecological Risk Assessment
Chairs: Joshua Osterberg, Bryan Clark,
Nishad Jayasundara
RP142 Reproduction impairment in zebrafish promoted
by exposure to abietic acid and vanillin | C. Soares
RP143 5-fluorouracil link to mutations and epigenetic
changes in folate pathway of Danio rerio | E. Ussery
RP144 Regulation of innate immunity by miRNAs after
17α-ethinylestradiol exposure | S. Das
RP145 Investigation of Apoptosis Mechanisms Following Photo-induced Toxicity in Sheepshead Minnow
(Cyprinodon variegatus) | C. Overturf
Using Waterbirds as Indicators of Aquatic
Ecosystem Health
Chairs: Neil Burgess, Birgit Braune
RP146 Review of avian two-generation endocrine
disruption toxicity test method development and assessment | M. Quinn
RP147 Two Highly Brominated Flame Retardants
Are Photolytically Degraded to Biologically Active
By-Products: Cytotoxic Effect and mRNA Expression
in CEH | G. Su
RP148 Potential impacts of the Deepwater Horizon oil
spill on a migrating bird, the northern gannet |
L. Champoux
RP149 Persistent organic pollutants in blood samples of
Southern Giant Petrels (Macronectes giganteus) from
South Shetland Islands, Antarctica | F. Colabuono
RP136 Screening biomarkers using proteomic profile of
Daphnia magna exposed to Lead (II) acetate trihydrate
and Atrazine | V. Le
RP150 Organochlorine contaminants and polybrominated diphenyl ethers in eggs and embryos of Antarctic
birds | F. Colabuono
RP137 Effects of UV radiation on hatching, lipid peroxidation, fatty acid composition, and antioxidant related
gene in the copepod Paracyclopina nana | E. Won
RP151 Monitoring movements, foraging and mercury
exposure of breeding Leach’s storm-petrels in Atlantic
Canada | N. Burgess
RP138 Role of miRNAs on Daphnia pulex response to
cadmium exposure | S. Chen
RP139 Are Oxidative Stress Response Genes Predictive
of Chronic Cadmium Exposure in Killifish in a Closed
Copper Mine Superfund Site? | D. Jung
RP140 Tricyclic PAH-mediated cardiotoxicity in Atlantic killifish (Fundulus heteroclitus) inhabiting a highly
PAH contaminated environment | J. Kozal
RP141 Reproductive and subsequent larval fitness of
Fundulus grandis chronically exposed to a water-accommodated fraction of MC-252 crude oil | C. Bonner
Special Symposia
RP152 Circumpolar contamination in eggs of the highArctic ivory gull Pagophila eburnea | M. Lucia
RP153 Tracking Migration of Fish-eating Birds to
Identify Mercury Exposure: Higher Concentrations in
Southern Latitudes | R. Lavoie
RP154 Quantifying the Ecological Benefits of Mercury
Emission Reductions in Wisconsin | M. Meyer
RP155 Silent Spring Revisited? Tissue DDT, Concentrations in Birds Found Dead or Dying Proximal to Velsicol
Corp. Superfund Site, St. Louis, MI | M. Zwiernik
Bioaccumulation: Science and Regulation
Chairs: Frank Gobas, Mark Bonnell, Jon Arnot
RP156 New Dioxin/Furan Sediment Criteria in British
Columbia Compared to Other Screening Benchmarks |
A. Fitzpatrick
RP157 A Spatially-Explicit Approach for Estimating
Biota-Sediment Accumulation Factors in the Houston
Ship Channel | S. Williams
RP158 Evaluation of Environmental Fate and Human Food Chain Bioaccumulation Models using US
NHANES Biomonitoring Data | S. Wood
RP159 The usefulness of bioaccumulation as a pollutant
monitoring tool: the Kruger National Park, South Africa
experience | V. Wepener
RP160 Bioaccumulation of PBDEs and PCBs to benthic fish through sediment and diet | K. Mizukawa
RP161 Trophic transfer of cyclic volatile methylsiloxanes
(cVMS) across the pelagic food web of a temperate, deep
water lake | R. Seston
RP162 Assessing the fate and bioaccumulation of cyclic
volatile methyl siloxanes (cVMS) in Arctic lakes experiencing seasonal environmental changes | I. Krogseth
RP163 The curious case of why cVMS such as D5 bioconcentrate but do not cause toxicity | D. Mackay
RP164 Partitioning of Polychlorinated Biphenyls into
Human Cells and Adipose Tissues: Evaluation of Octanol, Triolein and Liposomes as Surrogate | C. Quinn
RP165 Importance of internal partitioning in predicting biotransformation behavior of organic chemicals |
D. Kuo
RP166 Measuring the Membrane Affinity of Organic
Cations by HPLC. Why not? | S. Droge
RP167 A reference database for dietary bioaccumulation
of organic chemicals in fish | D. Kuo
RP168 In-vitro biotransformation of hydrophobic
chemicals in trout liver s9 homogenates: concentration
dependence of biotransformation rates | G. Allard
RP169 Method optimization for fathead minnow
(Pimephales promelas) liver S9 isolation | K. Connors
RP170 Comparison of in-vitro liver S9 and
cryo-preserved hepatocyte methods to evaluate biotransformation potentials of organic substances in fish | J. Hu
RP171 Strategies for Bioaccumulation Studies in Tropical Areas with Petroleum Industry Activities using Feral
and Transplanted Marine Organisms | E. Lima
RP172 PAH assessment in Brazilian coastal area with
influence of oil and gas production activities by using
SPMD and transplanted bivalves | E. Lima
Implementing the National Academy of
Sciences Recommendations for Protecting
Threatened and Endangered Species
Chairs: John Carbone, Wendy Hillwalker,
Anne Fairbrother
RP173 Uncertainty in spray drift estimation for ESA
Assessments | M. Leggett
RP174 A Refined Effects Determination for Delta
Smelt Potentially Exposed to Malathion | R. Breton
RP175 Moving forward on NAS panel report recommendations using a stepwise approach in fate and
transport modeling for endangered species risk assessments | N. Snyder
RP176 Risk Assessment Considerations Concerning
the Potential Impacts of Pesticides on Threatened and
Endangered Species; a Case Study with an Herbicide |
R. Brain
Occurrence, Fate and Effects of Contaminants
in National Parks, Wildlife Refuges and Other
Protected Habitats
Chairs: Kelly Smalling, Colleen Flanagan Pritz
RP177 Examining the Impact of Endocrine Disrupting
Compounds on Wild Populations of Blue Crab, Callinectes sapidus | A. Goff
RP178 Methylmercury in Fish in Six National Parks of
the Northwestern Laurentian Great Lakes Region: Potential Risks to Fish, Wildlife, and Humans | M. Sandheinrich
RP179 Feathers, faeces and skin biopsies as non-lethal
samples for mercury in marine predators from Cape
Shirreff and Paradise Bay, Antarctic Peninsula | G. Chiang
RP180 Mercury in fishes from Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve | B. Kowalski
RP181 Assessment of Persistent Organochlorine
Pesticides in Sediments and Oysters in the Laguna de
Términos Preserve in Southeastern Mexico |
J. Herrera-Herrera
RP182 Occurrence and degradation of brominated flame
retardants in arctic Alaskan air and lake water |
C. Davie-Martin
RP183 Chemical and bioanalytical evaluation of main
drinking water sources in Jiangsu Province of China |
P. Shi
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
Chairs: Marc Mills, James Lazorchak,
Ruth Marfil-Vega
RP184 Effect of redox potential and pH status on the
behavior of antibiotic interaction with dairy lagoon sediments | J. Wang
RP185 Fate of Psychoactive Pharmaceuticals in Wastewater Treatment Plants in New York State | B. Subedi
RP186 Occurrence and Phototransformation Fate of
Illicit Drugs in Aqueous Environments | W. Lee
RP187 Efflux vs. oxidation: estrogen attenuation by
wastewater bacteria | O. Conroy-Ben
RP188 Assessing the Effectiveness of Aziridinomitosenes | K. Johnson
RP189 Analysis of EDCs, prescription pharmaceuticals,
and illicit drugs in wastewater using a targeted high
resolution MS/MS Q-Exactive approach | S. Vo Duy
RP190 Sensitivity assessment of an aquatic environment
microbial community to the antibiotic oxytetracycline |
Z. Dahroug
RP191 A novel method for the assessment of androgenic and estrogenic compounds using the brook stickleback
(Culaea inconstans) | B. Muldoon
RP192 Adsorption and Disposition of Pharmaceuticals
by Bluegill Exposed at Constant Concentrations in a
Flow-Through Aquatic Exposure System | E. Furlong
Relative Roles of Human Health and
Ecological Risk Assessment in Remedial
Decision-Making
RP200 Toxicity of photolysis products and of mixtures of
triclosan and triclocarban to Daphnia magna | K. Albanese
RP201 Bioaccumulation Behavior of Pharmaceutically
Active Compounds (PhACs) and Endocrine Disrupting
Chemicals (EDCs) in Aquatic Plants | N. Pi
RP202 Transport of Three Veterinary Antimicrobials in
Simulated Rainfall Runoff from Windrows of Composting Cattle Manure | S. Sura
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals and
Pharmaceuticals in the Environment
RP203 Sorption and desorption of nine emerging
contaminants of varying polarity in wastewater sludge |
S. Sauve
RP205 Multi-Class LC-MS/MS Analysis of Pharmaceuticals in Urine and Struvite | R. Petteys
RP206 Biodegradation of veterinary ionophore antibiotics in broiler litter and soil | P. Sun
RP208 Transport of Three Veterinary Antimicrobials
from Feedlot Pens via Simulated Rainfall Runoff | S. Sura
RP197 Environmental risk assessment of selected
human pharmaceuticals in an urban river water in the
Tokyo Metropolitan area | T. Suzuki
RP209 Analysis of Native and Conjugated Estrogens
in Poultry Litter Runoff by Liquid Chromatography
Tandem Mass Spectrometry | E. Mullin
Environmental or
RP211 Occurrence of Indicator Micropollutants in Various Water Sources | S. Nam
RP214 Modelled De Novo Ecological No-effect Soil
Concentrations for Cattle, Sheep and Deer Receptors:
Safe for Humans? | S. Bard
RP216 Leveraging open-source “big data” tools for
management and querying Deepwater Horizon Natural
Resource Damage Assessment data | B. Shorr
RP217 Use of a Web-Based Interactive Database for
Improving the Efficiency and Confidence in Ecological
Risk Assessments | B. Yates
RP218 The Mobile Exposure Device: A Personal Sampling Nexus for Exposure Monitoring | K. Hobbie
RP219 Building Software Systems Based on Large
Sensor-Generated Datasets | H. Helgen
RP220 Developing approaches to manage and integrate
data-rich in situ sensor technologies into long term
monitoring projects | J. Schofield
RP210 (Poster only) Mass Balance of Pharmaceuticals
and Hormones below Vadose Zone of Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems | G. Toor
RP198 Effects of phosphorous on pharmaceutical fate in
model wastewater treatment wetland mesocosms following harvesting of macrophytes | J. Anderson
RP213 Integrating Ecological and Human Health Risk
for the South River, Virginia | M. Harris
Chairs: Kevin Hobbie, Judith Schofield
RP204 Occurrence, Fate, and Effects of Antidepressants
and Transformation Products in Terrestrial Environments that Receive Biosolids | M. Schultz
RP194 Calibration of a novel passive sampler for the
measurement of 35 polar organic contaminants in
aquatic systems | J. Challis
RP196 In vivo and in silico studies to evaluate the estrogenic effects of bisphenol analogues on medaka |
K. Arizono
RP212 Prediction of contaminants leaching from iron
and steel slags reused as construction materials and
potential ecological risk of the leachates | H. Lee
Emerging Technologies for Collecting,
Managing, Integrating and Sharing Data in
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry
Projects
RP207 Environmental Fate of Pharmaceuticals at a
Municipal Wastewater Land-Application Site in North
Carolina, USA | A. McEachran
RP195 Photodegradation of pharmaceuticals in aquatic
environments: Defining our current understanding and
identifying knowledge gaps | J. Challis
Chair: Yvette Lowney
RP215 Effect of different soil washing reagents on
changes in ecotoxicological and physicochemical properties of arsenic-contaminated soils | E. Jho
Chairs: Marc Mills, James Lazorchak,
Ruth Marfil-Vega
RP193 Identification of causative pollutants for intersex
in redeye mullet (Liza haematocheila) from Liaodong
Bay | J. Sun
and Management
RP199 Enzyme mediated degradation of hormones
and EDCs in wastewater – a novel biotechnological
approach | D. Becker
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals and
Pharmaceuticals in the Environment
RP221 Building Software Systems Based on Multiple
Large Datasets | H. Helgen
RP222 Use of Big Data Tools to Capture and Correlate
Volumes of Data for Medical Trials | E. Satterly
RP223 Management of environmental data in the Great
Lakes – Developing the Enterprise Architecture of the
Great Lakes Observing System | T. Dekker
Special Symposia
Thursday Morning Platform Sessions
Chairs: Elizabeth Power,
Kathy Godtfredsen
9:00–9:15
10:00–10:15
10:20–10:35
11:00–11:15
561 Antarctica – the
last frontier for
emerging organic
contaminants? |
S. Gaw
562 Endocrine disruption in smallmouth
and largemouth bass
on Northeast US
National Wildlife
Refuges: a reconnaissance study |
F. Pinkney
563 Sediment-bound
contaminant threats to
national parks, wildlife
refuges and critical
habitats due to Hurricane Sandy, New Jersey
and New York, USA |
T. Reilly
564 Reporter gene
screening for endocrine
disruptive compounds in
the aquatic environment
of a South African game
reserve downstream of
a DDT sprayed area |
R. Pieters
565 Reconnaissance of
Emerging and Legacy
Contaminants in the
Habitat and Tissues of
Pacific Lamprey (Entosphenus tridentatus)
in the Columbia River
Basin | E. Nilsen
566 Contaminants in
Remote US National
Parks | C. Flanagan
Pritz
567 Environmental
contaminants associated with oil and gas
activities on national
wildlife refuges |
P. Ramirez
568 Ecosystem
Impacts of Increased
Coal Transport on
Trust Lands in the
Pacific Northwest,
USA | E. Nilsen
569 Evolution and
ecotoxicology: The
interplay between
contaminants and evolutionary processes, and
quantitative genetics
as a tool to study this |
P. Klerks
570 Evolutionary
response to pollutants:
a focus on transcriptomic expression of a
freshwater snail |
M. Coutellec
571 Development of
a genotyping assay to
determine the extent
of pyrethroid pesticide
resistance in members
of the Hyalella azteca
species complex |
K. Major
572 Meta-analysis of
evolutionary events in
aquatic organisms in
response to anthropogenic contaminants,
and their relevance to
environmental regulation | E. Oziolor
573 Ecogenetics
of Methylmercury:
Implications for Risk
Assessment and Decision Making | N. Basu
574
Regulatory MultiGenerational Testing:
The Endocrine Disruptor Screening
Program Experience |
T. Verslycke
575 Multi-generational
and micro-evolutionary
effects of chemicals in
risk assessment and
management: Why, how,
so what? An introductory set of questions |
K. De Schamphelaere
576 Debate, Discussion and Synthesis:
Evolutionary, multigenerational and
epigenetic effects of
pollutants | J. Shaw
577 Protecting
Human Health and
Aquatic Life against
a Background of
Bioaccumulatives in
Washington State – A
Regulatory Journey |
C. Asher
578 Key Evolving
Stormwater Issues in
the Pacific Northwest
| L. Terry Gregory
579 Persistent Pollutants in Puget Sound
Juvenile Chinook
Salmon: Changes
after 25 years? |
L. Johnson
580 Examining the
Air Pathway as a
Source to Stormwater
in the Green/Duwamish River Basin |
J. Colton
581 Transport
C Canada’s experience
O with the assessment
F and remediation of
aquatic sites in British
F Columbia |
E I. Chatwell
582 Advances in
understanding foreshore and subaqueous
environments at
contaminated sites in
British Columbia |
R. Beckie
583 Ecological Risk
Assessment of Contaminated Sediments
in Victoria Harbour
– Framework for
Decision-making |
P. Allard
584 Restoration of
historically contaminated intertidal sites
in British Columbia |
S. Bard
E
Using Waterbirds as Indicators of Aquatic Ecosystem Health
B (see listing RP146–RP148 and RP152–RP155)
590 Enabling cross
591 Conservation of
R 589 Cross-Species
Extrapolation of
species comparisons
pathways across speE Chemical Effects:
using novel RNA-Seq cies drives chemical
A Challenges and New and qPCR approach- hazard effects |
es: a lesson from frogs E. Perkins
K Insights | G. Ankley
| C. Helbing
Fate and Effects of Metals: Aquatic Biological Perspective (see listing RP054–RP061)
Evaluating Endocrine
Disrupting Chemicals:
Identifying Species
Differences and
Approaches for CrossSpecies Extrapolation
585 Common model
teleosts respond
differently to the environmental estrogen,
17α-ethinylestradiol |
G. Van Der Kraak
586 Endocrine
disruption of the
corticosteroid stress
axis in fish: molecular
mechanisms and
generational effects |
M. Vijayan
587 Does Nrf2 play
a role in endocrine
disruption? Altered
insulin regulation in
zebrafish embryos |
A. Timme-Laragy
588 Endocrine
disruption assessment
in crustacean species
requires the development of new suite of
targeted assays |
C. Vulpe
593 Activation and
Disruption of a Crustacean Reproductive
Signaling Pathway |
E. Medlock
594 Novel fish intestinal epithelial cell
model – the RTgutGC cell line grown on
permeable supports |
K. Schirmer
595 Acute and
chronic toxicity of
emerging contaminants, benzotriazoles
and benzothiazoles to
the rainbow trout gill
cell line, RTgill-W1 |
F. Zeng
596 Further characterisation of fish cells
in 3 dimensional (3D)
cultures for ecotoxicological application |
L. Langan
597 Evaluation of
hypothesized adverse
outcome pathway
linking thyroid
peroxidase inhibition
to fish early-life stage
toxicity | K. Nelson
598 How much of the
biological effects can
be explained by target
analysis in wastewater
and recycled water? |
J. Tang
599 Development of
an Ecological Threshold for Toxicological
Concern Approach
for Screening Hazard
Assessments for the
Environment |
S. Belanger
600 Applying a Passive Dosing Approach
to Maintain Constant
Aqueous Exposure
of Sparingly Soluble,
Difficult to test Compounds | J. Butler
601 Emerging
Contaminants in the
Estuarine Receiving
Environment around
Auckland, New Zealand | C. Hickey
602 Ultraviolet light
filtering chemical
(sunscreen) presence
in marine surface
waters of bays within
the Virgin Islands
National Park |
T. Bargar
603 Temporal trends
and evidence of
preservation of benzotriazoles in coastal
sediments of the US |
M. Cantwell
604 Quantification of
pharmaceuticals, personal care products,
and perfluoroalkyl
substances in the sediments of Elliott Bay,
Puget Sound, Washington | M. Dutch
605 Tracking
emerging and legacy
contaminants with
long term seabird
monitoring of the
North Pacific Ocean |
A. Miller
606 Emerging and
Legacy Persistent
Organic Pollutants
in Sharks and Teleost
Fishes from Coastal
Waters of the Southeastern US |
H. Marler
607 Anti-sea lice pesticides used in salmon
aquaculture and their
toxicity to non-target
marine invertebrates |
J. Van Geest
marine specific pollutants, including emerging
pollutants, in the framework of the Marine
Strategy Framework
Directive (2008/56/CE)
| V. Tornero
Chairs: Daniel Spade,
Nancy Denslow, Carlie
LaLone, Scott Lynn
Alternative Methods
for Evaluating
Aquatic Toxicity: New
Methods, Endpoints
and Testing Strategies
Chairs: Teresa NorbergKing, David Volz
Emerging
Contaminants in the
Marine Environment:
Presence, Effects,
Regulation
Chairs: Robert Burgess,
Kay Ho, Mark Cantwell,
Margaretha Lamoree,
Pim Leonards
Room
109
8:40–8:55
110
10:40–10:55
118
Assessment and
Remediation of
Aquatic Environments
in the Pacific
Northwest: 1990s to
Present
Special Symposia
119
120
Chairs: Marie-Agnes
Coutellec, Karel A.C.
De Schamphelaere, Joe
Shaw
8:20–8:35
Chairs: Kelly Smalling,
Colleen Flanagan
Pritz
Evolutionary,
Multigenerational and
Epigenetic Effects of
Pollutants
592 Cross species
comparisons of
chemical interaction
with recombinant
steroid receptors in
vitro | V. Wilson
121/122
Occurrence, Fate and
Effects of Contaminants in National
Parks, Wildlife Refuges
and Other Protected
Habitats
8:00–8:15
Environmental or
208/209
Session
and Management
211
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
10:00–10:15
10:20–10:35
10:40–10:55
11:00–11:15
609 Are there time
trends of POPs across
the Oceans? |
R. Lohmann
610 Temporal trends
of organohalogen
compounds in the
Sarasota Bay, FL
bottlenose dolphin
population | J. Kucklick
611 Temporal and
spatial variation in
PCBs chiral signatures of the Greenland
shark (Somniosus
microcephalus) and
its arctic marine food
web | Z. Lu
612 40 Year Decline
of Organic Contaminants in Eggs of
Herring Gulls (Larus
argentatus) from the
Great Lakes, 1974 to
2013 | S. de Solla
613 Dioxin/Furan
Sediment Concentrations and Trends in
British Columbia |
M. Sanborn
614 Polybrominated
Diphenyl Ethers
(PBDEs) in Antarctic
Biota | E. Markham
615 Person-specific
predictions of PCBs in
Norwegian Women:
Valuable supplements
to measurements for
understanding of
lifetime exposures |
T. Noest
616 Temporal trends
of polybrominated
diphenyl ethers in
Canadian Arctic
seabirds: what insights
have the data provided? | B. Braune
617 Statistical Tests
for Additivity of
Toxicity in Metal
Mixtures | J. Meyer
618 Application
of generalized
linear mixed model
to analyze mixture
toxicity: survival of
brown trout affected
by copper and zinc |
Y. Iwasaki
619 Multivariate
logistic regression
to identify relative
toxicity of metals and
dissolved solids in industrial and municipal
effluents | K. Pilgrim
620 Evaluating the
interactive effects of
binary metals mixtures
on the acute toxicity
to Daphnia magna
and the chronic toxicity to Ceriodaphnia
dubia | K. Newton
621 Combined effects
of Uranium and
Cadmium on Physiological Parameters of
the Nematode Caenorhabditis elegans |
A. Margerit
622 Using biodynamic
models and feeding
traits to identify risks
related to metals
exposure to stream
benthic macroinvertebrates | M. Hornberger
623 Uptake of Binary
Metal Mixtures in
Rainbow Trout:
Expected and Unexpected Interactions |
K. Brix
624 Single and binary
mixtures of cadmium
and zinc suggest
dipteran emergence
is more sensitive to
metals than mayfly
emergence? |
T. Schmidt
625 Life Cycle
Assessment & Management on Energy
and Material Resources | H. Poremski
626 Communicating
climate change impacts in LCA results
through the use of
alternative metrics |
G. Schivley
627 Anticipatory Life
Cycle Assessment for
Environmentally Responsible Innovation |
B. Wender
628 Updating Kyoto
Climate Accounting
with Standardized
Climate Metrics |
T. Schultz
630 Comparative
study of photovoltaic
(PV) technologies
using stochastic multi
attribute analysis for
life cycle assessment
(SMAA-LCA) |
V. Prado
631 Life cycle assessment in industry,
a driving force for
eco-innovations |
W. Motta
632 WASTEFFECT:
The Life Cycle of
Emerging Contaminants in Waste |
N. Morin
633 Organophosphorous pesticides
in honey, pollen and
bees (Apis mellifera
L.) and their potential
hazard to bee colonies
in Egypt | Y. Alnaggar
634 Sub-lethal exposure to neonicotinoids
impaired honeybees
winterization before
proceeding to colony
collapse disorder
(CCD) | C. Lu
635 A new indicator
of pollinator risk for
comparative risk assessments | P. Mineau
Discussion
638 Effects of
Chronic Neonicotinoid Insecticide
Exposure on Aquatic
Insect Emergence in
Prairie Wetlands |
M. Cavallaro
639 An evaluation of
worldwide contamination of surface
waters and relative
risks to aquatic
invertebrates from
neonicotinoid insecticides | C. Morrissey
640 Ecological
principles applied in
pesticide monitoring
and modeling |
M. Liess
641 Lessons from the
Bristol Bay Watershed
Assessment: Risks
at the Interface of
Salmon, People, and
Mining | G. Suter
642 Atmospheric
dry deposition of
organic pollutants to
the Global Oceans |
B. Gonzalez-Gaya
643 The Elk Valley Cumulative
Effects Management
Framework: Building
Watershed-Scale
Assessment from the
Ground Up |
S. Swanson
644 Species Sensitivity Distributions and
ecosystem vulnerability diversity as basis
for chemical pollution
footprinting |
L. Posthuma
645 Statewide assessment of contaminants
(emerging and legacy)
in Oregon’s (USA)
aquatic environments: land-use and
regional differences |
L. Pillsbury
647 Benchmarks of
Non-conventional
Pollutants from Large
Scale Predictive Assessments | S. Cormier
648 Assessing the
impacts of wind energy development on
migratory cave bats
in the eastern United
States | R. Erickson
Discussion
650 Inter-lab testing
of Hyalella azteca
water and sediment
methods. 2: Results
from 10- to 42-d tests
conducted with wateronly and sediment
substrates | C. Ivey
651 Measuring up:
how does a Hyalella
azteca reproduction
test conducted entirely
in sediment compare?
| L. Taylor
652 Feasibility of
using Centroptilum
triangulifer larvae in
sediment toxicity tests
| J. Lazorchak
653 Chronic Sediment Toxicity Testing
with the Estuarine
Amphipod Leptocheirus plumulosus;
Trials and Tribulations | M. Bradley
654 The Co-dependency of Growth
and Reproduction. A
closer look at the 28d
Leptocheirus plumulosus survival, growth
and reproduction test
| C. Eickhoff
655 Mucking up
equilibrium partitioning theory: How
highly hydrophobic
compounds pose additional challenges with
interpreting sediment
test results | T. Valenti
656 How Can We
Enhance Access and
Use of Sediment
Toxicology Data? |
S. Bay
Chairs: Bommanna
Loganathan, Kenneth
Sajwan
Modeling and
Interpreting Effects of
Metals Mixtures
Chairs: Eric Van
Genderen, Kevin Brix
From Data to
Information:
Interpretation and
Decision-Making in
Life Cycle Assessment
Chairs: Valentina Prado,
Lise Laurin, Thomas
Seager
Pesticide Risks to
Biodiversity
Chairs: Christy
Morrissey, Karsten Liber
Large-Scale
Environmental
Assessments
Chairs: Glenn Suter,
Susan Cormier
649 Inter-Lab Testing
of Hyalella azteca Water
and Sediment Methods:
1 Background and
Overview of the 42-d
Chairs: Christian Picard, Survival, Growth and
Chris Ingersoll
Reproduction Test |
T. Norberg-King
Refining Methods
for Conducting
Laboratory WholeSediment Toxicity
Tests
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
and Management
Environmental or
Thursday Morning Platform Sessions
C
629 Use of openLCA
O for retrospective and
F impact assessment of
sustainable remediaF
tion scenarios at the
E Geneva Superfund
E site | C. Zhang
B 637 Current-use
pesticides and amR
phibians: Occurrence
E and accumulation in
A diverse landscapes
across the US |
K K. Smalling
Special Symposia
Room
212
9:00–9:15
213/214
8:40–8:55
220
8:20–8:35
Ballroom A
Temporal Trends of
Persistent Organic
Chemicals in the
Environment and
Biota
8:00–8:15
Ballroom B
Session
Ballroom C
Thursday Afternoon Platform Sessions
Realities of Addressing 665 Contamination in 666 Assessing TEQ
Contaminated Legacy and around St. Louis, Risks at PCB Sites Sites””
Michigan from the
Who Needs Them? |
Chairs: Ralph Stahl,
Mike Johns
Velsicol Superfund
site: 40 years later |
A. Peverly
J. Schell
Bioaccumulation:
Science and
Regulation
673 Regulatory implications of improved
understanding of
bioaccumulation
mechanisms |
W. Drost
674 The Regulatory Assessment of
Bioaccumulation: The
Hazard vs Exposure
Paradox | M. Bonnell
Chairs: Frank Gobas,
Mark Bonnell, Jon Arnot
3:20–3:35
3:40–3:55
659 Remediating
Wastewater-Borne
Nutrients in Onsite
Wastewater Treatment Systems to
Protect Ground-and
Surface- Water |
G. Toor
660 Determination of
perfluorinated compounds in water using
Liquid-Chromatography coupled with
Mass-Spectrometry |
B. Opeolu
661 Occurrence of
Naphthenic Acids in
Petroleum Refinery
Wastewater Plants |
B. Wang
662 Effects of uncontrolled long-term
mining activities on soil
properties and ecosystem carbon and nitrogen
storage in rice farmland,
Ishiagu, Nigeria |
I. Onwurah
663 Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
in farmland soils:
occurrence and bioavailability |
O. Olatunji
664 Bioremediation
of Textile Effluent
Polluted Soil using
Composted Market
Waste and kenaf
(Hibiscus cannabinus
Linn.) | B. Bada
667 Communicating
Mercury Fish Consumption Advisories
to River Users in
Virginia’s Shenandoah
Valley | M. Liberati
668 Fishers study for
the Lower Duwamish
Waterway |
K. Godtfredsen
669 Challenges in
Attaining a Comprehensive and Cost
Effective Remedial
Plan for the Lower
Passaic River Superfund Site | M. Johns
670 Legacy of the
South River, application
of Bayesian networks to
the integrated assessment and long-term
management of a contaminated watershed |
W. Landis
671 Remediation in
an Adaptive Management Framework:
the South River (VA)
Case Study |
C. Patmont
672 Monitoring of
Remedial Effectiveness in a River System
| J. Flanders
675 Chemical and
biological factors drive
trophic magnification
of organic pollutants
in aquatic food webs |
D. Walters
676 Testing in-vitro
to in-vivo extrapolation methods for the
biotransformation
of very hydrophobic
chemicals in trout |
J. Lo
678 Physiologically
based toxicokinetic
models for in vitro-in
vivo extrapolation of
receptor-mediated effects in rainbow trout
| M. Brinkmann
679 How important is
feeding to the bioaccumulation of organic
chemicals in worms?
| D. Kuo
680 A review of measured bioaccumulation
data in terrestrial
plants for organic
chemicals: variability
and the need to develop standard protocols
| W. Doucette
677 Evaluating and
C applying laboratory
O dietary bioaccumulaF tion testing data and
models for organic
F chemicals in fish |
E J. Arnot
E
Environmental
Education Outreach –
Yes You Can!
Chairs: Renee Falconer,
Anne Grippo,
Jennifer Bouldin
4:00–4:15
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals in the Environment
(see listing RP203–RP209)
For many scientists, part of their job is to convey their passion and knowledge to others. In
consideration of this, federal funding agencies have included requirements for broader impacts
and dissemination of research for all grants. One way to satisfy these requirements is through
outreach to educational entities, particularly K-12 public schools and community groups (girl
scouts, adult groups, etc.). Outreach also serves to augment the “science pipeline” by enticing
students, through the fun of scientific discovery, to consider a career in science. Many scientists
do some outreach during their careers.
Emerging Technologies for Collecting, Managing, Integrating and Sharing Data in EnviB ronmental Toxicology and Chemistry Projects (see listing RP216–RP223)
R The endeavor is often very rewarding but can take a lot of time to prepare from scratch. With
a little imagination, many basic science principles, including those important to environmental
E science, can be demonstrated rather simply. In this session, SETAC attendees are invited to
A “become a kid again” and participate in discussions of outreach activities and hands-on activities
K that they can take back home and share with their local schools, clubs and communities. Our
goal is to spark interest in designing and using such activities to build bridges with future scientists. We invite the participants to try the hands-on activities developed by the various presenters
and shown at individual stations around the room as part of the session.
Chairs: Joshua
Osterberg, Bryan Clark,
Nishad Jayasundara
681 The genetic basis
for evolved tolerance to dioxin-like
compounds in wild
Atlantic killifish:
more than the aryl
hydrocarbon receptor
| D. Nacci
682 RAD Seq.
Analysis of Variously PAH-Adapted
Atlantic Killifish,
Fundulus heteroclitus,
from Throughout the
Elizabeth River, VA |
J. Osterberg
683 Molecular
Evolution of the
Transcription Factor
Nrf2 in Zebrafish and
Killifish |
A. Timme-Laragy
684 Utilizing Resurrection Ecology to
Understand the Evolution of Sensitivity to
Xenobiotics |
A. Simpson
685 Pollution
resistance in risk assessment: a case study
of rapid adaptation to
pesticides in Hyalella
azteca | H. Poynton
686 The landscape of
population genomic
variation following
rapid and repeated
adaptation to environmental pollution in
Atlantic killifish |
A. Whitehead
687 Gradient of evolved
resistance to PCBs and
PAHs, cross-resistance
and fitness costs in
Gulf killifish (Fundulus
grandis) from the
Galveston Bay, Texas |
E. Oziolor
Bridging the Gap
Between Aquatic and
Terrestrial Plants in
Ecotoxicology and
Risk Assessment
689 The EC05 is not
an appropriate endpoint for algal toxicity
tests | J. Staveley
690 Recovery of
Macrophytes – How
to measure? How to
use? | U. Hommen
691 Regulatory perspective of
methodology for the
derivation of aquatic
plant water quality
criteria | D. Eignor
692 The salamander,
the egg, and the alga:
Protecting a unique
endosymbiotic relationship | L. Baxter
693 The risk of biosolids-derived triclosan
and triclocarban to
crop yield and human
health due to accumulation in plant tissue |
R. Prosser
694 Toxic Effects
of Three Common
Citrus Herbicides on
Sweet Sorghum: implications for land-use
changes | P. Wilson
695 The Influence of Discussion
Landscape Properties on Agricultural
Drainage System Metabolism | O. Iseyemi
Adaptation to Stressors: Evolutionary and
Molecular Toxicology
and Their Potential for
Informing Ecological
Risk Assessment
Chairs: Mark Hanson,
Michael Simini
688 The costs of
resistance: energetic
demands and fitness
costs in adapting to a
polluted environment
| N. Jayasundara
Room
109
658 Epicarp of
Raphia hookerie: an
effective low cost adsorbent for the uptake
of Rhodamine B |
A. Inyinbor
3:00–3:15
2:00–2:15
110
657 Use of nano iron
(III) oxide (nFe3O4)
for the remediation of
organotin – TPT in
Seawater | O. Fatoki
1:40–1:55
Special Symposia
118
1:20–1:35
119
120
Chair: Beatrice Opeolu
1:00–1:15
Linking Science and
Social Issues
121/122
Soil and Water
Pollutants’
Assessment,
Monitoring and
Remediation
Environmental or
208/209
Session
and Management
211
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
Chairs: Charles Wong,
Robert Letcher
Ecotoxicology and
Risk Assessment of
Soils
Chairs: Michael Simini,
Ming Fan, Theresa
Phillips
Restoration of
Impaired Ecosystems:
An Ounce of
Prevention or a Pound
of Cure
Chairs: Ruth Hull,
Aida Farag
Ecological Risk
Assessment
of Pyrethroid
Insecticides in Urban
and Agricultural
Environments
Chairs: Jeffrey Giddings,
Keith Sappington
Implementing the
National Academy of
Sciences Recommendations for Protecting Threatened and
Endangered Species
Chairs: John Carbone,
Wendy Hillwalker,
Anne Fairbrother
Aquatic Toxicology
and Ecology
3:20–3:35
3:40–3:55
4:00–4:15
699 Novel Formation Mechanism of
MeO-PBDF from
Irradiated 5-MeOBDE-47 Methanol
Solution | W. Xue
Discussion
701 Contributions
of polyfluorinated
chemicals, pesticides,
and pharmaceuticals
from the U.S., City of
Winnipeg, and rural
Manitoba to Lake
Winnipeg | C. Wong
702 A multi-tiered
approach to assessing
biological effects
of contaminants of
emerging concern on
fishes in Great Lakes
tributaries |
H. Schoenfuss
703 Effect of eutrophication on partitioning
of polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbons among
water, suspended
particulate matter,
algae, and zooplankton
| Y. Ran
707 Thinking Like
an Earthworm: Standardizing Behavioral
Responses in Toxicant
Avoidance Assays |
W. Shoults-Wilson
708 Toxicity assessment of TNT and
RDX on soil microbes
with different land use
and comparison with
SSD-based ecologically
permissible soil concentrations | M. Kim
709 Estimating risks
to small mammals
from exposure to
p-nonylphenol in
biosolids-amended
soil | C. Staples
710 Current Trends in
Terrestrial Ecological
Risk Assessments of
Petroleum Hydrocarbons and
Opportunities for
Improvement |
M. Paliouras
711 Developing the
Indicator Ranking
and Scoring (IRS)
system for evaluating
the soil health | Y. An
712 An Ounce of
Prevention or a
Pound of Cure? An
Introduction to the
SETAC-SER Workshop on Restoration
of Impaired Ecosystems | R. Hull
713 How can ecological restoration options
and risk assessment
inform each other? |
L. Kapustka
714 Determining
restoration goals for
contaminated ecosystems | A. Wagner
715 Restoration Design: When, Where,
and How to Restore
Contaminated Ecosystems | J. Rohr
717 Benefits and
Challenges of
Integrating Ecological Restoration into
Assessment and
Management of Contaminated Ecosystems
| S. Luoma
718 Key Messages
from the SETACSER Workshop
on Restoration of
Impaired Ecosystems
| A. Farag
719 Incorporation of
Wetland Evaluations
Early in the Ecological Risk Assessment
Process | K. Bradley
720 Assessing
Ecological Risks of
Pyrethroid Insecticides at USEPA:
Current Status and
Issues | K. Sappington
721 Aspects of the
sediment/water
behavior of synthetic
pyrethroids requiring
special consideration in
monitoring and aquatic
exposure assessment |
P. Hendley
722 Evaluation of
Pyrethroid Pesticide
Detection and Toxicity in Tertiary Effluent
| J. Westfall
723 The relationships
among macroinvertebrate communities,
laboratory toxicity,
sediment chemistry
and habitat in California streams |
B. Phillips
726 Landscape-level
refinements for probabilistic pyrethroid
exposure assessments
in agricultural environments | C. Holmes
727 A tiered aquatic
risk assessment of
pyrethroid insecticides
for agricultural and
residential use |
J. Giddings
728 Don’t raise your
voice; strengthen your
argument: Basing
biological opinions
on sound science
(with already available
information) |
R. Kashuba
729 A Probabilistic Approach to
Modeling Pesticide
Exposure for an
Endangered Species
Assessment in the
California Delta |
M. Winchell
730 Moving forward
on NAS panel report
recommendations
using GIS and
geospatial data for
endangered species
risk assessments |
C. Holmes
731 Endangered
species toxicity extrapolation using ICE
models | M. Barron
732 Uncertainty
Analysis Methods
for Assessing Risks
of Pesticides to
Endangered Species |
D. Moore
733 Guiding
Pesticide Registration Decisions With
Probabilistic Results:
An UNMET Challange | B. Hope
734 Endangered Species Risk Assessment:
Enhancements to the
Interim Process Proposed by the Federal
Family | T. Hall
735 Revising the
methodology for
assessing risks of pesticides to endangered
and threatened species
| K. Garber
737 Aquatic Toxicity
Testing in Baseline
Monitoring of Natural Gas Development
| R. MacGillivray
738 Evaluation of
total dissolved solids
and specific conductance water quality
targets with paired
single-species and
mesocosm community
exposures | C. Nietch
739 Effects of major
ions on benthic
communities: an
experimental test of
the proposed USEPA
aquatic life benchmark for conductivity
| W. Clements
740 The Chronic
Toxicity of Ion Mixtures to Ceriodaphnia
dubia | K. Johnson
741 Important interactions in major ion
toxicity to Ceriodaphnia dubia | R. Erickson
742 Surfactants and
other contaminants in
evaporation ponds associated with oilfield
wastewater disposal
facilities – risks to
migratory birds |
P. Ramirez
743 Derivation and
validation of a water
quality standard for
iron | A. Peters
697 Detection and
Identification of
Contaminants of
Emerging Concern
and Their Effects to
Fish and Wildlife in
the Great Lakes Basin
| Z. Jorgenson
and Management
Environmental or
Thursday Afternoon Platform Sessions
C
716 Restoration MonO itoring in Ecosystems
F with Current or Historical Contamination
F
- Risk Averted? InE juries Compensated?
E Services Returned? |
M. Hooper
Discussion
B 724 Comparative
sensitivity of field
R
and lab populations
E of Hyalella azteca to
A pyrethroid insecticides
and ambient storm
K water samples |
S. Clark
Linking Science and
Social Issues
Special Symposia
Room
212
3:00–3:15
698 Body and egg
compartment distribution of methoxylated polybrominated
diphenozybenzenes and
polybrominated diphenyl
ethers in Great Lakes
Herring Gulls |
L. Mattioli
704 Prediction of
705 Using soil extrac- 706 Spreadin’ It
Adsorption and
tions, tissue residues, Around Down On
Hysteretic Desorption invertebrate exposures The Farm - The Dirt
Isotherms for Muni- and invertebrate
on PECs/MECs of
tion Constituents on community analyses
Veterinary Drugs |
Soils | A. Miglino
to evaluate a shooting G. Rattray
range field site |
S. Bowman
736 Development of
the Shale Energy Environmental
Laboratory: An
academia-industry
partnership at Ohio
Dorn, D. Soucek, C. Nietch,
State University |
M. Canedo-Arguelles, B.
R. Lanno
Brooks, B. Kefford
Assessing Ecological
Risks of Resource Extraction on Inland Environments: Oil and Gas Extraction and Coal Mining
| Chairs: J. Lazorchak, P.
2:00–2:15
213/214
696 Spatial Gradients
and Air-Water Exchange of Dissolved
Legacy and Emerging
Hydrophobic Organic
Contaminants in the
Lower Great Lakes |
C. McDonough
1:40–1:55
220
Environmental
Chemistry and
Toxicology of
Chemicals of
Emerging Concern in
Large Lakes
1:20–1:35
Ballroom A
1:00–1:15
Ballroom B
Session
Ballroom C

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