Science · 1967 · 37 citations · 3 references
Veterinary MedicineGeneticsToxicologyEcotoxicologyPesticide ToxicologyReproductive ToxicologyInsecticide ToxicityLarval SurvivalReproductive ToxicityReproductive Toxicity Of PesticidesDevelopmental Reproductive ToxicityMaternal Effect LethalityMaternal ToxicityPesticide-induced Reproductive ToxicityReproductive Toxicity Risk AssessmentSublethal Reproductive Effects
Brine shrimp die within 5 days after being given doses of above 10(-5) parts of DDT per million. At this and lower doses, shrimp deposited broods at a normal frequency, and cysts predominated. The number of cysts that emerged and the survival of larvae to adulthood from broods of treated parents exceeded those from controls. Therefore lethality based on induced dominant or sex-linked recessive gene mutation was not evident. Decreased fecundity is due to maternal debility.
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Artemia salina as a Test Organism for Bioassay
Agbor Michael, C. G. Thompson, Mark Abramovitz · Science · 1956 · 221 citations
<i>Artemia salina</i> as a Test Organism for Bioassay
A. S. Michael, C. G. Thompson, Mark Abramovitz · Science · 1956 · 51 citations