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2013-07-15Distribution of the genus Alexandrium (Halim) and paralytic shellfish toxins along the coastline of New South Wales, AustraliaFarrell, H; Brett, S; Ajani, P; Murray, S
2009-06-01Bioactivity of POPs and their effects in mosquitofish in Sydney Olympic Park, AustraliaRawson, CA; Tremblay, LA; Warne, MSJ; Ying, GG; Kookana, R; Laginestra, E; Chapman, JC; Lim, RP
2006-06Growth of the damselfly Ischnura heterosticta is better in saline water than freshwaterKefford, BJ; Zalizniak, L; Nugegoda, D
2018-11-01Diarrhetic shellfish toxin monitoring in commercial wild harvest bivalve shellfish in new south wales, AustraliaFarrell, H; Ajani, P; Murray, S; Baker, P; Webster, G; Brett, S; Zammit, A
2013-09-30Polychaete Richness and Abundance Enhanced in Anthropogenically Modified Estuaries Despite High Concentrations of Toxic ContaminantsDafforn, KA; Kelaher, BP; Simpson, SL; Coleman, MA; Hutchings, PA; Clark, GF; Knott, NA; Doblin, MA; Johnston, EL
2010-09A SIMILARITY-INDEX-BASED METHOD TO ESTIMATE CHEMICAL CONCENTRATION LIMITS PROTECTIVE FOR ECOLOGICAL COMMUNITIESKefford, BJ; Schaefer, RB; Liess, M; Goonan, P; Metzeling, L; Nugegoda, D
2001-06-06Fate and toxicity of endosulfan in namoi river water and bottom sedimentLeonard, AW; Hyne, RV; Lim, RP; Leigh, KA; Le, J; Beckett, R
2018-12-01Field and laboratory evaluation of DGT for predicting metal bioaccumulation and toxicity in the freshwater bivalve Hyridella australis exposed to contaminated sedimentsAmato, ED; Marasinghe Wadige, CPM; Taylor, AM; Maher, WA; Simpson, SL; Jolley, DF
2008-02Is the integration of hormesis and essentiality into ecotoxicology now opening Pandora's Box?Kefford, BJ; Zalizniak, L; Warne, MSJ; Nugegoda, D
2008-09-15Genetic and life-history trait variation of the amphipod Melita plumulosa from polluted and unpolluted waterways in eastern AustraliaChung, PP; Hyne, RV; Mann, RM; Ballard, JWO
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