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Acute toxicity largely reflects the salinity sensitivity of stream macroinvertebrates derived using field distributions

Horrigan N; Dunlop Je; Kefford Benjamin; Zavahir F (CSIRO Publishing, 2007)

Two types of salinity tolerance information are commonly used for assessing salinity risk to freshwater organisms. These are data from laboratory experiments, usually acute (<= 96-h LC50) values, and field distributions. ...
Effect of spatial variation on salinity tolerance of macroinvertebrates in Eastern Australia and implications for ecosystem protection trigger values

Dunlop Je; Horrigan N; Mcgregor Glenn; Kefford Benjamin; Choy Sc; Prasad R (Elsevier Sci Ltd, 2008)

Salinisation of freshwater has been identified as a serious environmental issue in Australia and around the world. Protective concentrations (trigger values) for salinity can be used to manage salinity impacts, though ...

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