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2 Use of Equilibrium Passive Sampling Devices for Measuring Bioavailable PAH and Related Heterocyclic Compounds | K. O’Neal 3 Using Passive Sampling to Measure Site Specific Partitioning and Refine Sediment Risk Assessment | H. Xia 4 A probabilistic framework for evaluating the likelihood of toxicity in sediments based on site-specific partitioning and passive sampling methods | A. Brennan A2 Uncharted Waters: Field Ecotoxicology in Remote Locations on Limited Resources | Marlo Sellin Jeffries, Alan Kolok, Jonathan Ali 9 An Ecotoxicological Voyage into Central Asia | D. Snow 10 Documenting water quality in the Syr Darya River Basin - the utility of passive sampling | S. Bartelt-Hunt 11 An ecotoxicological reconnaissance in Central Asia: Assessment of biomarker responses in wild-caught roach (Rutilus rutilus) | G. Nystrom 12 Development of a native pencil catfish (Trichomycterus areolatus) as a freshwater environmental sentinel of pollution in Chile | J. Ali A3 Exposure, Effects and Fate of New Organic Contaminants in Aquatic Ecosystems | Amila De Silva, Magali Houde 17 Advances in the fugacity modeling of emerging substances in aquatic ecosystems | M. Bock 18 Temporal trends of PBDEs and emerging flame retardants in endangered beluga whales from the St. Lawrence Estuary (Canada) | A. Simond 19 Mass Balance Study of Lake Michigan for Organic Pollutants in 2010-2015 | J. Guo 20 Linear and cyclic volatile methylsiloxanes in blood of freshwater and marine piscivo- rous wildlife from Canada | S. de Solla A4 Environmental Chemistry | William Foreman, Elin Ulrich 25 Two dimensional 1H and 13C-NMR char- acterization of atmospheric size segregated organic aerosols | M. Chalbot 26 Analysis of air monitoring data of cyclic volatile methylsiloxanes | S. Xu 27 Use of Cholic Acid as a Surrogate Internal Standard for Steroid Hormone Quantitation in the Whale Blubber Matrix | M. Hayden 28 The dissipation and transport of the glyphosate additive polyoxyethylene tallow amine (POEA) | D. Tush F1 Wildlife Ecotoxicology: From Food Chain Exposure to Population Effects | John Elliott, Christine Bishop, Rafael Mateo 33 Thyroid Pathology in Deer Mice (Peromyscus maniculata) from a Reclaimed Mine Site on the Oil Sands | J. Smits 34 Influence of PAH exposure and diet on metabolomic responses of double crested cormorants | S. de Solla 35 Neurotoxic impacts of mercury on Arctic Barnacle goslings, raised in moderately contaminated terrestrial habitats in the Arctic | N. van den Brink 36 Assessment of Lead and Pesticide Exposure in the Declining Population of Red- breasted Goose (Branta ruficollis) Wintering in Eastern Europe | R. Mateo F2 Assessing Risks of Pesticides to Federally Listed (Threatened and Endangered) Species at a National Level - Part 1 | Colleen Rossmeisl, Tony Hawkes, Sara Pollack 41 Process and criteria for efficient assess- ment of pesticide risk to endangered species | J. Giddings 42 A Risk Assessment Process for Establishing Negligible Risk Earlier in National-Scale Endangered Species Assessments | M. Kern 43 Interim Methods Used in the Biological Evaluations to Estimate Risk to Individuals of Threatened and Endangered Species from the Use of Pesticides | M. Panger 44 Assessing Risks to Plants under the Endangered Species Act Process | S. Pollack F3 F4 G2 History and Role of SETAC in the Advancements in Environmental Chemistry and Aquatic Toxicology | Brian Mastin, Wendy Hillwalker, Matt Moore 49 Fire on the water and other stories: The genesis of the science of ecotoxicology | B. Stubblefield 50 SETAC’s role in promoting environmental chemistry | D. Mackay 51 SETAC’s role in promoting environ- mental chemistry through Quantitative Structure Activity/Property Relationships. A - Correlations | P. Howard 52 Water Quality Criteria: The history and development of a regulatory tool to protect aquatic systems | B. Stubblefield G1 Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill - The Discoveries and Outreach | Emily Maung-Douglass, Christopher Green 57 Sharing the science behind the spill: The partnership of the Gulf of Mexico Sea Grant programs & the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative (GoMRI) | E. Maung-Douglass 58 Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in white shrimp following the Deepwater Horizon accident: community-based science from southeast Louisiana | J. Wickliffe 59 Risk Messaging and Public Perception Among Gulf Coast Residents After the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill | A. Kane 60 Mining the Traditional Ecological Knowledge of Gulf of Mexico Communities to Help Unravel the Legacy of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill | D. Wetzel H1 H2 Scientific Advances Supporting Aquatic Life Water Quality Criteria Derivation - Part 1 | Michael Elias, Kathryn Gallagher, Thomas Augspurger, Chris Mebane 65 An Overview of USEPA’s Approach to Revising the 1985 Guidelines for Deriving Aquatic Life Criteria | M. Elias 66 Chemical standard derivation for the protection of aquatic life: A guided world tour | C. Schlekat 67 Could ecological thresholds of toxicologi- cal concern (eco-TTCs) be used to support development of ambient water quality criteria? | S. Belanger 68 Deriving Water Quality Criteria Using Mode of Action Models: ppLFER Target Lipid Model of PAH and Narcotic Toxicity as an Example | D. Di Toro H3 H4 Advancing -Omics into Regulatory Frameworks: Case Studies and Perspectives | Doris E. Vidal-Dorsch, Adam Biales, Christopher Martyniuk, Bruno Campos 73 Applying population genomics to environ- mental regulations | J. Shaw 74 How consistent are we? Inter-laboratory comparison for male fathead minnows exposed to 17α-ethinylestradiol | C. Martyniuk 75 Industrial perspective on environmental genomics for monitoring biodiversity and key species | D. Lyon 76 Transcriptional (RNA-seq) and metabolic (MS/MS) profiling reveals host-microbiome interactions during adaptation to chronic pesticide exposure | S. Celniker I1 I2 Status and Trends of the Landscape-Scale Mercury Problem in South Florida and the Everglades | Darren Rumbold, Charles Jagoe, Donald Axelrad, Jennifer Thera 81 History, Trends and Management Implications of Florida’s Mercury Problem | T. Lange 82 The Contribution of Emissions Sources and Atmospheric Deposition to Mercury in South Florida and the Everglades | K. Vijayaraghavan 83 Everglades Human Health Risk Assessment for Mercury | D. Axelrad 84 Everglades REMAP 2014: Findings for Mercury and Other Biogeochemically Related Pollutants | P. Kalla I3 I4 Soil Contaminants: Fate, Bioavailability, Environmental Toxicology and Risk Assessment - Part 1 | Michael Simini, Theresa Phillips, Ming Fan 89 Assessing the ecotoxicity of constituents in dredged marine sediment contaminated with TPH and heavy metals for its beneficial reuse as soil | K. Kim 90 Screening-level ecological risk assess- ment for beneficial reuse of dredged marine sediment | M. Kim 91 Human exposure to wastewater-derived pharmaceuticals in fresh produce: Data from a randomized controlled clinical trial | B. Chefetz 92 Composting studies in Estonia | E. Haiba Spotlight Session Aquatic Toxicology and Ecology Environmental or Analytical Chemistry Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management Monday Morning Platform Presentations 7 th SETAC World Congress/SETAC North America 37 th Annual Meeting | 23 Presentation will not be recorded. C O F F E E B R E A K 10:00–10:15 10:20–10:35 10:40–10:55 11:00–11:15 Bioavailability of Organic Chemicals for Retrospective Risk Assessment: Measurement, Applications and Communication | Jose-Julio Ortega-Calvo, Michael Aitken A1 5 Development of Invertebrate Bioaccumulation Factors for Polychlorinated Biphenyls | H. McChesney 6 Assessing Bioavailability of High Molecular Weight Hydrocarbons in Weathered Soils from Intra-aggregate Pore Size Distributions | S. Ghoshal 7 Are depletive and passive samplers inter- changeable exposure metrics to estimate interstitial water concentration? | S. Nutile 8 Single-point Tenax extractions: An effective but underutilized tool in sediment risk assessments | A. Harwood Uncharted Waters: Field Ecotoxicology in Remote Locations on Limited Resources | Marlo Sellin Jeffries, Alan Kolok, Jonathan Ali A2 13 Vitellogenin detection and quantification in blood plasma and surface mucus of a range of Australian freshwater and marine fishes | K. Hassell 14 Grocery Store Ecotoxicology: Mercury in food fish from two major river systems in Colombia | A. Kolok 15 Challenges in assessing chemical contamination of water in resource poor countries: Lessons learned during field sampling in Haiti | J. Bisesi 16 Ecotoxicological Research in Remote and International Settings: Challenges and Solutions | C. Propper Exposure, Effects and Fate of New Organic Contaminants in Aquatic Ecosystems | Amila De Silva, Magali Houde A3 21 Scenario analysis of the persistence of linear and cyclic volatile methylsiloxanes in aquatic environments using multimedia models | D. Panagopoulos 22 Polyhalogenated carbazoles in sediments of the Great Lakes: natural or anthropogenic? | A. Li 23 A Chronological Record of Organophosphate Ester Deposition in Sediment | A. De Silva 24 Transcript, protein, and metabolite responses in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus. mykiss) exposed to TBBPA-DBPE | D. Simmons Environmental Chemistry | William Foreman, Elin Ulrich A4 Discussion 30 Separation and analysis of single walled carbon nanotubes in estuarine sediments using density gradient ultracentrifugation with NIRF and ICP-MS | K. Liu 31 Determining the Dissolution Rate of Nanomaterials in the Aquatic Environment by Ultra-Centrifugation | J. Coleman 32 Determination of lead in American woodcock (Scolopax minor) feathers and bone with temporal analysis and lead source determination | A. French Wildlife Ecotoxicology: From Food Chain Exposure to Population Effects | John Elliott, Christine Bishop, Rafael Mateo F1 37 The catbird is the new chicken: high sensitivity to a dioxin-like compound in a wildlife species | M. Eng 38 Continuing Immunological and Reproductive Impairments in Great Lakes Colonial Waterbirds Breeding in Contaminated Sites in Michigan during 2010-16 | K. Grasman 39 Environmental contaminants associated with bioindicator response in tree swallows nesting in US and Binational Great Lakes Areas of Concern | T. Custer 40 Pharmaceutical and personal care product exposure in ospreys in Chesapeake and Delaware Bays: largely a clean bill of health, is this a surprise? | T. Bean Assessing Risks of Pesticides to Federally Listed (Threatened and Endangered) Species at a National Level - Part 1 | Colleen Rossmeisl, Tony Hawkes, Sara Pollack F2 45 Estimating the proportion of a bird population exposed to a single pesticide | N. Golden 46 Use of population modeling in national Endangered Species Act Consultations with Pesticides | J. Spromberg 47 Species-specific refined endangered species risk assessment for static aquatic habitats: Part 1, exposure | L. Padilla 48 From Biological Evaluation to Biological Opinion: What to expect next with the National Pesticide Consultations | S. Hecht History and Role of SETAC in the Advancements in Environmental Chemistry and Aquatic Toxicology | Brian Mastin, Wendy Hillwalker, Matt Moore F3 F4 G2 53 A Retrospective on the Adoption and Application of Whole Effluent Testing in the US | T. Norberg-King 54 SETAC as Matchmaker Between Chemists and Toxicologists: Two Personal Examples | D. Mackay 55 SETAC’s role in promoting environ. chem. through Quantitative Structure Activity/ Property Relationships. B - Computer assisted calculations | P. Howard 56 A Retrospective on the Development and Use of Toxicity Identification Evaluations for Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) Applications | T. Norberg-King Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill - The Discoveries and Outreach | Emily Maung-Douglass, Christopher Green G1 61 Oiled Vision: Understanding Fishes’ Visual Response to Oil Spills through Research and Film | E. Barnes 62 How research in oil and surfactant toxicity helped create a community outreach pro- gram in southern Louisiana | C. Green 63 Post-settlement conclusions of the Trustee toxicity testing program conducted in support of the Deepwater Horizon Natural Resource Damage Assessment | J. Morris 64 Sublethal impacts of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on pelagic top predators from the Gulf of Mexico - communicating science to a broad audience | M. Grosell Scientific Advances Supporting Aquatic Life Water Quality Criteria Derivation - Part 1 | Michael Elias, Kathryn Gallagher, Thomas Augspurger, Chris Mebane H1 H2 69 State-of-Science Approaches to Determine Sensitive Taxa for Water Quality Criteria Derivation | M. Willming 70 Application of adverse outcome pathway- based tools to ambient water quality criteria development | D. Villeneuve 71 Potential Applications of Weight of Evidence Methods to Water Quality Criteria | G. Suter 72 A Retrospective Evaluation of the USEPA’s Guidelines for Ambient Water Quality Criteria Development Given What We Now Know | D. DeForest Advancing -Omics into Regulatory Frameworks: Case Studies and Perspectives | Doris E. Vidal-Dorsch, Adam Biales, Christopher Martyniuk, Bruno Campos H3 H4 77 Developmental neurotoxic effects of pesti- cides, MeHg, and PFHxS combining behavior and cognitive studies with metabolomics and proteomics | P. Leonards 78 Metabolomics in the Assessment of the Health of Sentinel Species in the Great Lakes | B. Chandramouli 79 Transcriptomic response of Mytilus larvae to simultaneous copper and ocean acidifica- tion exposure | M. Hall 80 Characterization of gene regulatory networks that coordinate early adaptive response to environmental stress in Daphnia magna | J. Brown Status and Trends of the Landscape-Scale Mercury Problem in South Florida and the Everglades | Darren Rumbold, Charles Jagoe, Donald Axelrad, Jennifer Thera I1 I2 85 Contrasting Biogeochemical Conditions at Two Everglades Locations with Historically Elevated Mosquitofish (Gambusia holbrooki) Mercury Concentrations | F. Dierberg 86 Sulfate in the Everglades - Sources and the effect of source reductions on Gambusia Hg concentrations | C. Pollman 87 Trends, Hotspots and driving factors of mercury within the Everglades Ecosystem | P. Julian 88 Reduction of Sulfate Loading May Mitigate Methylmercury Production in the Everglades | W. Orem Soil Contaminants: Fate, Bioavailability, Environmental Toxicology and Risk Assessment - Part 1 | Michael Simini, Theresa Phillips, Ming Fan I3 I4 93 Pentachlorophenol, chlorinated dioxins and furans in soil surrounding utility poles on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska | L. Verbrugge 94 North of 60: Linking Herbicide Persistence to Soil Ecological Risk along Transmission Right-of-Ways in the Yukon Territory | A. Jimmo 95 Evaluation of the environmental fate and ecotoxicological impact of the pesticide chlorpyrifos in soil for improvement of its risk assessment | V. Storck 96 So the Soil is Contaminated...Now What? | T. Phillips Linking Science and Social Issues Regulatory Directions Remediation/Restoration Terrestrial or Wildlife Toxicology and Ecology Monday Morning Platform Presentations 24 | 7 th SETAC World Congress/SETAC North America 37 th Annual Meeting Presentation will be recorded. 1:00–1:15 1:20–1:35 1:40–1:55 2:00–2:15 C O F F E E B R E A K A1 Environmental Application of Cell-Based and High-Content Screening Assays for Monitoring Program and Risk Assessment | Alvine Mehinto, Daniel Villeneuve 97 In vitro endocrine activity screening of waste and river waters from the Brussels Region, Belgium using the BG1Luc4E2 CALUX Bioassay | K. Van Langenhove 98 Combining cell-based bioassays, chemical analysis and mixture modelling for water quality monitoring | B. Escher 99 Application of the Attagene FACTORIAL™ assay to characterization of surface waters from a nationwide assessment of streams | B. Blackwell 100 Application of ToxCast to Evaluate Potential Biological Effects from Organic Contaminants in Great Lakes Tributaries | S. Corsi A2 Integrating Life Cycle, Risk and Alternatives Assessment with Exposure Modeling for Chemical Decision-Making | Susan Csiszar, David Meyer 105 Impact of oil spill on a palm oil planta- tion: A Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) study | A. Onwurah 106 Joint Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analyses for improved and aligned LCA and RA | S. Cucurachi 107 What do LCA, Decision Analysis, and Community Resilience have in common? Beyond the Chemical Exposure Models | C. Stahl 108 Integrating risk metrics into Life Cycle Assessment using rapid exposure modeling for consumer products: Air freshener case study | S. Csiszar A3 New and Persistent Contaminants in the Environment from the Reuse of WWTP Effluent Streams | Andrew Lindstrom, Bradley Clarke 113 Identification of Emerging Contaminants from a Waste Water influenced water body Using High Resolution Accurate Mass LC/MS and Statistical Analysis | T. Anumol 114 Wastewater Recycling in Antarctica - Challenge of Micro-contaminant Assessment by Passive Sampling | M. Allinson 115 Interactions between dissolved organic matter, organic pollutants and carbon nano- tubes in the environment | M. Engel 116 Occurrence and Mass Balance of Fipronil & its Degradates in Wastewater and Biosolids of Eight Wastewater Treatment Plants in Northern California | A. Sadaria A4 Chemical, Biological and Instrumental Methods for Detecting Harmful Algae and Their Natural Toxins | Chairs ---> 121 Prevalence of cyanotoxin microcystin-LR in sediments in California’s Stream Pollution Trends (SPoT) Program and potential toxicity to invertebrates | K. Siegler 122 Method Development, Monitoring, and Occurrence of Microcystins in Ambient Water | D. Tettenhorst 123 Comparative measurement of microcystins in diverse surface waters using ADDA-ELISA, LC-MS/MS, and MMPB techniques | T. Sanan 124 Cyanotoxin occurrence associated with cyanoHAB events on an inland reservoir | J. Allen F1 21 st Century Approaches for Cross-Species Extrapolation in Toxicity Assessment | Markus Hecker, Carlie LaLone 129 A Cell-Free Neurochemical Assay to Screen Chemicals across Fish, Birds, and Mammals | N. Basu 130 Cross-species extrapolation of uptake and disposition of organic chemicals in fish using a multi-species physiologically based toxicokinetic model | M. Brinkmann 131 Applying phylogenetic methods to inter- specific toxicity extrapolations | D. Buchwalter 132 Improving toxicity extrapolation using molecular sequence similarity: A case study of pyrethroids and the sodium ion channel | M. Willming F2 Assessing Risks of Pesticides to Federally Listed (Threatened and Endangered) Species at a National Level - Part 2 | Chairs ---> 137 Update on Methods Used to Estimate Aquatic Pesticide Exposure to Threatened and Endangered Species | J. Carleton 138 Characterizing Pesticide Exposure to Threatened and Endangered Species with GIS | R. DeWitt 139 Refined pesticide exposure modeling for endangered species in flowing water habitats | M. Winchell 140 Toxicity of Pesticide Mixtures in Midwest Streams | M. Shoda F3 F4 G2 Everglades and Wetlands Science Part 1: Ecology and Contaminants in Ever-Changing Ecosystems | Frances Nilsen, Arnold Brunell, Ted Lange Discussion 145 Mercury contamination in sharks and the relationships between mercury concen- trations in various shark tissues | J. O’Bryhim 146 Assessment of total mercury burden in the American alligator (Alligator mississip- piensis) at Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge (MINWR), Florida | J. Dorsey 147 Effects of trophic position and wetland hydroperiod on mercury accumulation in amphibian larvae | S. Lance G1 Plastic Debris: From the Continent to the Sea | Jeremy Conkle, Chelsea Rochman 151 Evaluating Wastewater Effluent as a source of microplastics to the aquatic environment | S. Ziajahromi 152 Quantitative and qualitative analysis of microplastics in wastewaters, river and estuarine waters | D. Barcelo 153 Sources, Fate and Microbial Interactions of Microplastic Particles in Urban Rivers | J. Kelly 154 Microplastic Ingestion By Shape in Several Species of Fish from Lake Ontario | K. Munno H1 H2 Scientific Advances Supporting Aquatic Life Water Quality Criteria Derivation - Part 2 | Michael Elias, Kathryn Gallagher, Thomas Augspurger, Chris Mebane 159 Bringing More “Eco” into Ecotoxicological Guidance for the Development of Water Quality Guidelines for metals/metalloids | S. Luoma 160 The disconnection between the labora- tory and field in understanding the effects of metals on aquatic insects prompts the need to modernize WQC | D. Buchwalter 161 Mesocosms: Old techniques can provide new insight on aquatic life criterion develop- ment | T. Schmidt 162 Field-based Methods for Developing Water Quality Benchmarks for Specific Conductivity | S. Cormier H3 H4 Novel Mechanisms of Nanomaterial Toxicity Through Direct Exposure or Indirect Interactions with Environmental Components – Part 1 | Chairs ---> 167 Long term memory (LTM) formation as a non-invasive endpoint to assess copper oxide nanoparticles toxicity in the snail Lymnaea stagnalis | V. Ricottone 168 Enhanced toxicity of environmentally transformed ZnO nanoparticles relative to Zn ions in the epibenthic amphipod Hyalella azteca | J. Unrine 169 Evaluating the novel mechanisms of toxicity of complex nanomaterials across organisms and the impact of organic matter and media components | R. Klaper 170 Estimating Graphene Oxide Exposure and Biomarker Response in Aquatic Systems | D. Bouchard I1 I2 Mercury Fate and Biogeochemistry | Nelson O’Driscoll, Tom Sizmur, Yong Cai 175 Elemental Mercury: Its uniqueness makes it beautiful yet deadly | Y. Cai 176 Mercury concentrations, exposure modeling, and isotopic source tracking of mercury in the marine-caged fish farms, South China | X. Xu 177 Kinetics of mercury accumulation and its short-term effects towards freshwater biofilms | S. Le Faucheur 178 Trophic magnification of mercury in aquatic food webs: worldwide patterns and drivers | K. Kidd I3 I4 Soil Contaminants: Fate, Bioavailability, Environmental Toxicology and Risk Assessment - Part 2 | Michael Simini, Theresa Phillips, Ming Fan 183 The long term effects of trace metals on soil microbial functions: Biological and chemical implications | P. Garvey 184 Bioaccessibility and acute toxicity of bismuth to the earthworm Eisenia andrei | P. Robidoux 185 Heavy Metals Contamination at the Agbogbloshie Electronic Waste (E-waste) Site in Ghana - Risks to Ecological and Human Health | A. Santa 186 Does Lead toxicity to the soil microbial community decrease ecosystem service quality? | F. Awuah Spotlight Session Aquatic Toxicology and Ecology Environmental or Analytical Chemistry Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management Monday Afternoon Platform Presentations 7 th SETAC World Congress/SETAC North America 37 th Annual Meeting | 25 Presentation will not be recorded. C O F F E E B R E A K 3:00–3:15 3:20–3:35 3:40–3:55 4:00–4:15 Environmental Application of Cell-Based and High-Content Screening Assays for Monitoring Program and Risk Assessment | Alvine Mehinto, Daniel Villeneuve A1 101 Use of cell-based receptor assays to screen for endocrine disrupting chemicals and infer potential toxicity in California waters | A. Mehinto 102 The pro-inflammatory properties of sedi- ment extracts from a creosote-contaminated EPA superfund site: Inflammation as a form of immunotoxicity | C. Rice 103 Assessment of Potential Environmental and Health Impact of Coal Ash Spill in Dan River, North Carolina | A. Gu 104 Quantitative Toxicogenomics Assay Revealed the Impact of Disinfection Technologies On Effluent Toxicity | N. Gou Integrating Life Cycle, Risk and Alternatives Assessment with Exposure Modeling for Chemical Decision-Making | Susan Csiszar, David Meyer A2 109 Human health risk evaluation from chemical exposure in an LCA context - ProScale | T. Rydberg 110 Elements from hazard, exposure, and life-cycle to inform an integrated approach for assessing alternatives | A. Mason 111 Integrating Exposure into Chemical Alternatives Assessment Using a Qualitative Approach | B. Greggs 112 Hazard and Exposure Assessment Screening in Alternatives assessment | H. Plugge New and Persistent Contaminants in the Environment from the Reuse of WWTP Effluent Streams | Andrew Lindstrom, Bradley Clarke A3 117 Kinetics of carbamazepine uptake, transformation, and metabolism in cucumber plants and its drug-drug interaction with lamotrigine | M. Goldstein 118 Comparison of the relative efficacy of two cost effective sampling approaches for fingerprinting VOC emissions from land- disposed sewage sludge wastes | M. Gaylor 119 Behavior of polyfluorinated alkyl substances, including PFOS and PFOA, in wastewater systems: Experiences from multiple studies in North America | B. Chandramouli 120 Comparing the environmental input of emerging contaminants from conventional and alternative WWTPs: a targeted and suspect screening study | E. Nichols <--- Title | James Lazorchak, Charlita Rosal, Dionysios Dionysiou, Bryan Brooks, Damia Barcelo, Christian Moldaenke A4 125 New fluorometer uses the parameter ‘unbound phycocyanin’ as an early warning system for cyanobacterial T&O compounds and cyanotoxins | C. Moldaenke 126 Harmful algal bloom smart device appli- cation: using image analysis and machine learning techniques for early classification of harmful algal blooms | M. Waters 127 Effects of eutrophication in fish from Brazilian water supply reservoir | S. Calado 128 Analysis and Occurrence of Marine Biotoxins in the Catalan Coast of Spain at the Western Mediterranean Sea | D. Barcelo 21 st Century Approaches for Cross-Species Extrapolation in Toxicity Assessment | Markus Hecker, Carlie LaLone F1 133 Comparison of toxicological and transcriptional pathway point of departure responses for five chemicals across five divergent species | E. Perkins 134 Predictivity of the ToxCast ER model to non-mammalian in vivo reproductive endpoints measured in environmentally relevant species | K. Connors 135 In Vitro Activation of AHR2, but not AHR1, is Predictive of In Vivo Sensitivity to Dioxin Across Phylogenetically Diverse Species of Fish | J. Doering 136 Development of an Adverse Outcome Pathway for Progesterone Receptor Agonism Leading to Reproductive Failure in Fish | M. Overturf <--- Title | Bernalyn McGaughey, Richard Brain, George Tuttle, Teung Chin F2 141 Refining Co-occurrence and Proximity Analyses for Endangered Species Assessments | A. Frank 142 Mitigation of Pesticide Drift from Aerial Applications by Riparian Vegetation | G. Tuttle 143 Implementing an Integrated Pesticide Use Enforcement System in California | J. Haasbeek 144 Testing a “Net Conservation Benefit” Approach for Pesticides Using a Small-Scale Pilot for Listed Threatened and Endangered Species | D. Campbell Everglades and Wetlands Science Part 1: Ecology and Contaminants in Ever-Changing Ecosystems | Frances Nilsen, Arnold Brunell, Ted Lange F3 F4 G2 148 From egg to fledge: Partitioning effects of mercury exposure on reproduction in Great Egrets (Ardea alba) | I. Rodriguez 149 Environmental Contaminants Continue to be a Threat to the Endangered Florida Panther | M. Cunningham 150 Pesticides increase infectious disease by disrupting the microbiome | J. Rohr Discussion Plastic Debris: From the Continent to the Sea | Jeremy Conkle, Chelsea Rochman G1 155 Manageable sources of microplastics to the “sweetwater seas” | P. Helm 156 Plastics and other anthropogenic debris in freshwater birds from Canada | E. Holland 157 Assessment of Plastic Ingestion and Persistent Organic Pollutant Concentrations in Sea Turtles from the Pelagic Realm of the Pacific Ocean | J. Lynch 158 Marine microplastics as potential indica- tors of the Anthropocene | J. Ivar do Sul Scientific Advances Supporting Aquatic Life Water Quality Criteria Derivation - Part 2 | Michael Elias, Kathryn Gallagher, Thomas Augspurger, Chris Mebane H1 H2 163 Integrating mesocosm experiments and field data to develop water quality criteria for contaminants in aquatic ecosystems | W. Clements 164 Beakers, buckets, and brooks: utility of mesocosm-type studies in aquatic life criteria derivation and validation | C. Mebane 165 Censoring as a Tool for Optimizing Data Usage in Region-Specific Species Sensitivity Distributions for Hypoxia | J. Carrick 166 Development of Chemical Thresholds for Situations where Good Ecological Status is unlikely to be achieved | A. Peters <--- Title | Joseph Bisesi, Candice Lavelle, Lee Ferguson, Tara Sabo-Attwood H3 H4 171 Fish gastrointestinal tracts influence the sorption of organic contaminants to single- walled carbon nanotubes | T. Sabo-Attwood 172 Characterization of the key mechanisms influencing bioavailability of PAHs adsorbed to carbon nanotubes in the aquatic environ- ment | E. Linard 173 Goldfish (Carassius auratus) immune responses to intravenously injected polymer- coated TiO2 nanoparticles | V. Ortega 174 Release of polymer additives and plasti- cizers from polycarbonate- and epoxy-SWCNT nanocomposites | M. Montaño Mercury Fate and Biogeochemistry | Nelson O’Driscoll, Tom Sizmur, Yong Cai I1 I2 179 Mercury concentrations in northern pike in the Flin Flon, Manitoba area: Spatial and temporal responses to smelter closure | M. Evans 180 Mercury Accumulation in Laurentian Great Lakes Fish: Are Global Mercury Inputs Affecting the Great Lakes Ecosystem? | T. Holsen 181 Gaseous mercury flux from salt marshes is mediated by solar radiation, temperature, and moisture | T. Sizmur 182 Methylmercury entry and accumulation in the food web of a semi-arid river-reservoir system | C. Eagles-Smith Soil Contaminants: Fate, Bioavailability, Environmental Toxicology and Risk Assessment - Part 2 | Michael Simini, Theresa Phillips, Ming Fan I3 I4 187 Revisiting the Avian Eco-SSL for Lead: Recommendations for Revision | B. Sample 188 Effects of chemicals on soil organisms in the field: available methods and ecological background | J. Roembke 189 Soil invertebrate avoidance behavoir from a hydraulic lubricating oil | A. Gainer 190 Effect of select perfluorinated compounds on hatching success of, and accumulation in, the house cricket (Acheta domesticus) | J. Mauricio Linking Science and Social Issues Regulatory Directions Remediation/Restoration Terrestrial or Wildlife Toxicology and Ecology Monday Afternoon Platform Presentations Spotlight Session Aquatic Toxicology and Ecology Environmental or Analytical Chemistry Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management 26 | 7 th SETAC World Congress/SETAC North America 37 th Annual Meeting MP | Monday Poster Presentations SCHEDULE Setup 7:00 a.m.–8:00 a.m. – see page 77 for map of posters Take Down 6:30 p.m.–6:45 p.m. Presenters are expected to attend their poster during all break periods and the evening poster social to discuss their work with scientists visiting their poster. Coffee Breaks 9:15 a.m.–10:00 a.m. and 2:15 p.m.–3:00 p.m. Lunch Break 11:15 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Poster Social 5:00 p.m.–6:30 p.m. Mercury Fate and Biogeochemistry | Nelson O’Driscoll, Tom Sizmur, Yong Cai MP001 Predicting methylmercury (bio)availability at the base of the aquatic food web | S. Klapstein MP002 Does amino acid content explain methyl mercury concentrations in aquatic invertebrates? | J. Thera MP003 Interaction of Mercury with Thiols: Complexation and Enhanced Dissolution of Mercury Sulfide | G. Liu MP004 The Influence of Avian Biovectors on Mercury Speciation in a Coastal Wetland | J. Kickbush MP005 A mechanistic investigation of mercury reduction and volatilisation in soil | E. Mann MP006 The influence of chloride concentration on Hg photochemical reduction in melted Arctic snow | E. Mann MP007 Evaluation of Fish Length to Methyl Mercury and PCB Relationships--Teasing Out Interactions to Support Risk Management | H. Summers MP008 Numerical Water Quality Criteria Derivation to Protect the Florida Panther Using the Everglades Mercury Example | L. Fink MP009 Effects of Coastal Managed Retreat on Mercury Biogeochemistry | T. Sizmur MP010 The effect of solid phase sorbent materials on the leachability of mercury from contami- nated soils | C. Miller MP011 Developing a Centralized Mercury Knowledge Sharing Platform Using Emissions, Fate and Exposure Data | R. Barra MP012 A Mercury Impacted Aquatic Food Web Based on Empirical Data | C. Mancini MP013 Survey of mercury in the fur of Bats (Chiroptera) of Coastal South Carolina | N. Roach MP014 Mapping gaseous mercury concentrations around an abandoned mine in Italy using passive air samplers | D. McLagan MP015 Analysing Nova Scotia lichens for mercury content | C. Saunders MP016 Mercury Concentrations in Apple Snails and Endangered Snail Kites Located in Florida, USA | C. Ortega-Rodriguez MP017 Dried Blood Spots as a novel tool for methylmercury exposure assessment | A. Santa MP018 Nutrients and Hg cycling in Long Island Sound embayments | Z. Baumann MP019 Mercury in Fishes from Yosemite (CA), Mount Rainier (WA), and Rocky Mountain (CO) National Parks: Potential Drivers and Ecological Risk | C. Flanagan Pritz MP020 Mercury and metals deposition in Flin Flon Manitoba and the Experimental Lakes Area Ontario (Canada): a multi-lake sediment core reconstruction | J. Kirk Status and Trends of the Landscape-Scale Mercury Problem in South Florida and the Everglades | Darren Rumbold, Charles Jagoe, Donald Axelrad, Jennifer Thera MP021 Mercury Concentrations in Feathers of Adult and Nestling Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) from Coastal and Freshwater Environments of Florida | D. Rumbold MP022 Recreating the Everglades: laboratory modeling of in ovo mercury exposure in the American alligator | F. Nilsen MP023 Assessment of total mercury in sentinel estuarine fishes of the Florida Everglades and adjacent coastal ecosystems | D. Tremain MP024 A Summary of the Scientific, Administrative and Legal Deficiencies in Florida’s Statewide Mercury Total Maximum Daily Load Plan | L. Fink MP025 A contrast in mercury methylating populations and processes at high (U3 in WCA-2A) and low (DB-15 in WCA-3A) sulfate locations in the Everglades | A. Ogram MP026 Removal of Mercury from Surface Water by Constructed Wetlands in South Florida, USA | B. Gu Particle- or Pollen-Bound Pesticides in the Environment | Renata Raina-Fulton MP027 Neonicotinoid and phenylpyrazole insecticides and their metabolites: Presence in WWTP effluents and surface water samples | M. Woudneh MP028 Neonicotinoid Insecticides and Other Particle Bound Pesticides in the Atmosphere at Agricultural Impacted Sites | R. Raina-Fulton Plastic Debris: From the Continent to the Sea | Jeremy Conkle, Chelsea Rochman MP029 Quantifying a source of microplastics: Shedding of synthetic microfibers from textiles | B. Carney Almroth MP030 Quantifying and characterizing plastic debris in a south Texas wastewater treatment system | J. Conkle MP031 New Methods for Recovery of Microplastics from Digestive and Respiratory Tissue | E. Waddell MP032 Microscopic anthropogenic litter in terrestrial birds from Shanghai, China: Not only plastics but also natural fibers | S. Zhao MP033 Consequences of environmentally relevant concentrations of microplastic with and without PCBs in a freshwater food chain | C. Rochman MP034 Linking academic training to the ‘real world’: Adventures in an internship with industry | D. Saunders Exposure, Effects and Fate of New Organic Contaminants in Aquatic Ecosystems | Amila De Silva, Magali Houde MP035 Polyhalogenated Carbazoles in Aquatic Sediments from the United States and China | Y. Wu MP036 Chemicals of Emerging Concern (CECs) in the Saginaw River System | Y. Wu MP037 Source and Risk Assessment of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) in Water and Sediments from the Bosten Lake, Northwest of China | W. Chen MP038 Chronic and multigenerational toxicity evaluation of the flame retardant tris (2-butoxy- ethyl) phosphate (TBOEP) using Daphnia magna | M. Houde MP039 Transcriptomic response of Daphnia magna exposed to benzotriazoles: endocrine- disrupting potential and molting effects | M. Houde MP040 Oxygen-functional Groups and Ready Biodegradability of Flavor and Fragrance Molecules | Y. Su MP041 Pharmaceutical and personal care product residues in wastewater treatment plant samples from Kentucky and Georgia, USA | K. Sajwan MP042 Temporal trends of volatile methylsiloxanes in Tokyo Bay sediment core, Japan | Y. Horii MP043 Glyphosate-induced toxicity in African catfish (Clarias gariepinus, Burchell) following a sub-lethal exposure | O. Aladesanmi MP044 Developmental Toxicity and Mechanistic Investigations of Nitrated and Heterocyclic PAHs | A. Chlebowski MP045 Contaminants of Emerging Concern in Herring Gull and Caspian Tern Eggs From United States Colony Sites in the Great Lakes of North America | R. Letcher MP046 Temporal and spatial behavior of pharmaceuticals in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island, United States | M. Cantwell MP047 Effect of substituted phenylamine antioxidants on three life stages of freshwater mussel Lampsilis siliquoidea | R. Prosser Everglades and Wetlands Science Part 1: Ecology and Contaminants in Ever-Changing Ecosystems | Frances Nilsen, Arnold Brunell, Ted Lange MP048 Geospatial analysis of Perfluoroalkyl Acids in American Alligators (Alligator mississippien- sis) in Florida and South Carolina | J. Bangma MP049 The Combined Effects of Coal Combustion Waste and Pond Drying Regime on the Southern Toad (Anaxyrus terrestris) | R. Flynn Advancing -Omics into Regulatory Frameworks: Case Studies and Perspectives | Doris E. Vidal-Dorsch, Adam Biales, Christopher Martyniuk, Bruno Campos MP050 Bringing the fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas) into the genomic era | T. Saari MP051 Examining the effects of endocrine disruption on innate immunity in Rana (Lithobates) catesbeiana tadpoles | S. Partovi MP052 Gene Expression Responses in Freshwater and Marine Fish Exposed to Wastewater Effluents | D. Vidal-Dorsch MP053 Hepatic proteome to account for the molecular mechanism underlying dioxin susceptibil- ity in C3H/lpr and MRL/lpr mouse strains | T. Nguyen MP054 Next generation sequencing analysis to assess the effects of prenatal bisphenol A expo- sure on developing chicken embryos | S. Itoh MP055 Sex-dependent effects of prenatal bisphenol A exposure on liver transcriptome of rat offspring | T. Nguyen MP056 Sex-specific molecular responses in the hypothalamus may underlie differences in behavior following exposure to Phenanthrene in the fathead minnow | J. Loughery MP057 Using the molecular basis of olfaction in metamorphosing frog tadpoles as an indicator of thyroid hormone disruption in aquatic systems | K. Jackman MP058 Shotgun Proteomics of Hexagenia spp. exposed to Surface waters and Effluents from Toronto and Hamilton Harbour, Ontario | D. Simmons Linking Science and Social Issues Regulatory Directions Remediation/Restoration Terrestrial or Wildlife Toxicology and Ecology 7 th SETAC World Congress/SETAC North America 37 th Annual Meeting | 27 Monday Poster Presentations | MP Chemical, Biological and Instrumental Methods for Detecting Harmful Algae and Their Natural Toxins | James Lazorchak, Charlita Rosal, Dionysios Dionysiou, Bryan Brooks, Damia Barcelo, Christian Moldaenke MP059 Overview of USEPA Office of Research and Development’s planned research on Analysis and monitoring in fresh and coastal/estuarine environments | J. Lazorchak MP060 Analysis of total microcystins in water at low part-per-trillion levels by on-line solid phase extraction coupled to UHPLC-MS/MS | G. Munoz MP061 Use of Membrane Filtration as an Alternative Method in the Extraction of Microcystin Cyanotoxins Produced by Harmful Algal Blooms | H. Mash MP062 Acute and chronic toxicity testing of algal toxins using a suite of aquatic test organisms | N. Kemble MP063 Cardiotoxicity of the blue-green algae Microcystis aeruginosa on developing Japanese medaka (Oryzias latipes) | S. Saraf MP064 Microcystin-LR in Mouse Liver Tissue: Extraction and Analysis | C. Rosal Environmental Application of Cell-Based and High-Content Screening Assays for Monitoring Program and Risk Assessment | Alvine Mehinto, Daniel Villeneuve MP065 Using reporter gene assays to evaluate endocrine disruption in the rivers of three agricul- tural areas in South Africa | R. Pieters MP066 PROTECT (Puerto Rico Testsite for Exploring Contamination Threats) -Mixture Toxicity Assessment and Identification in Groundwater from Puerto Rico | X. Wen MP067 Passive Polyethylene Samplers and in vitro Bioassays to Investigate Biological Effects of Complex Mixtures of Gaseous Hydrophobic Organic Contaminants | C. McDonough MP068 Assessment of storage conditions for wastewater influent and effluent intended for in vitro bioassay analysis | S. Beitel MP069 Monitoring Ecological Impacts of Environmental Surface Waters using Cell-based Metabolomics | H. Nguyen MP070 Cell-based metabolomics approach for assessing the impact of wastewater treatment plant effluent on downstream water quality | H. Zhen MP071 Nanomaterial Toxicity through a High Throughput Screening Approach on Mytilus Edulis Hemocytes | C. Mouneyrac MP072 Estrogen-driven apical endpoints in Menidia beryllina | K. Kroll Soil Contaminants: Fate, Bioavailability, Environmental Toxicology and Risk Assessment | Michael Simini, Theresa Phillips, Ming Fan MP073 Use of an in vivo rat model to evaluate relationships between bioaccessibility and bioavailability of nickel in ultramafic soils | L. Vasiluk MP074 Bioaccessible Nickel in Various Particle Sizes of House Dust from Communities Close to Nickel Mining and Smelting | L. Vasiluk MP075 Using XANES to identify the effect of ageing, speciation and mineral association of nickel on its bioaccessibility in soil | R. Thorn MP076 Evaluating the ability of Alyssum murale to extract aged nickel from nickel-enriched organic soils | K. Zupfer MP077 Metal Mixtures in Soil: Testing the Concentration Addition Approach as a Risk Assessment Tool | P. Arora MP078 Risk assessment of heavy metal-contaminated sediment based on heavy metal speciation and extractability | K. Kim MP079 Overcoming Challenges in Assessing Risks to Wildlife at a Former Lead/Zinc Mine in the Yukon Territory | C. Mackintosh MP080 Arsenic uptake by beets (Beta vulgaris) cultivated in a roxarsone-contaminated medium | S. Richards MP081 Tools for Development of Site-specific Clean-up Values Protective of Soil Ecological Receptors at Metal and Metalloid-contaminated Soils | R. Kuperman MP082 Development and standardization of an ecotoxicological test method for the environmen- tal risk assessment of genetically modified plants | J. Roembke MP083 Morphological, biochemical and yield response of Capsicum annum grown at different SLASH (sewage sludge and fly ash mixture) amendment rates | R. Singh MP084 Advances in the Development of Procedures to Establish the Toxicity of Non-Extractable Residues (NER) | G. Sanders MP085 Measures of Chemical Availability for Enhancing Risk Assessments of PAHs in Soil | J. Conder Bioavailability of Organic Chemicals for Retrospective Risk Assessment: Measurement, Applications and Communication | Jose-Julio Ortega-Calvo, Michael Aitken MP086 How to communicate bioavailability science in regulation of organic chemicals? | J. Ortega-Calvo MP087 The Influence of Biosurfactant and Synthetic Surfactant Amendments on Bioavailability of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Soil | D. Wolf Assessing Risks of Pesticides to Federally Listed (Threatened and Endangered) Species at a National Level – Part 1 | Colleen Rossmeisl, Tony Hawkes, Sara Pollack MP088 Estimating the magnitude of effect using predicted pesticide exposure concentrations and toxicity data for an endangered species: A case study | C. Rossmeisl MP089 Approaches for Mapping the Habitat of Listed Species without Federally Declared Critical Habitat | J. Amos MP090 Refined endangered species risk assessment for static aquatic habitats: Part 2 - Effects assessment and risk characterization | S. Teed MP091 Environmental risks of synthetic pyrethroids in seawater | F. Tucca MP092 What to do when predictions of risk models are at odds with real world observations: The Kirtland’s warbler example for chlorpyrifos and malathion | D. Moore MP093 Developing population models for pesticide risk assessments: a systematic approach (for herbaceous plants) | A. Schmolke MP094 Endangered Species Risk Assessment Approaches for a Data-Rich Insecticide-Carbaryl | M. Kern Environmental Risk Assessment of Metals in Tropical Regions: Challenges, Potential Solutions and Information Needs | Christian Schlekat, Ross Smith MP095 Cu toxicity to cardinal tetras in Amazonian waters: blackwater, whitewater, particles, unusual DOMs, speciation, and modeling | C. Wood MP096 Copper toxicity to Mekong and Lancang River organisms: development of a tropical Cu-BLM and application for setting Cu water quality guidelines | T. Hoang MP097 Copper toxicity to tropical organisms: Are guideline approaches from temperate climates consistent with and protective for tropical species? | R. Santore MP098 Tropical environmental risk assessment research program for nickel: Data gathering in Southeast Asia and Melanesia | C. Schlekat MP099 Metal Fate and Transport in a Tropical River during Wet (Monsoon) Period: A Tale of Ligands domination | M. Kumar MP100 Risk assessment for human health of fish consumption in two estuaries of Brazil | G. Santos MP101 Preliminary investigation into the risk of environmental lead on the I.Q of pre-school children in Isiagu, Ebonyi State, Nigeria | C. Onwurah MP102 Assessment of heavy metals in tropical soils of Mayabeque and Havana provinces, Cuba. Challenges and information needs | D. Pacheco Wildlife Ecotoxicology: From Food Chain Exposure to Population Effects | John Elliott, Christine Bishop, Rafael Mateo MP103 Fox Too Are Not Spatially Relevant at Contaminated Sites | L. Tannenbaum MP104 HexSim Networks: Spatial IBMs are no longer just for the birds | A. Brookes MP105 Derivation of an Aquatic-Dependent Avian Tissue Residue Value (TRV) for Mercury Based on Current Toxicity Literature | A. Jarvis MP106 Hepatotoxic Biomarkers in Crocodylus moreletii Adults from an Urbanized Lagoon in Tabasco, Mexico | P. Ramirez Romero MP107 Acetaminophen toxicity in reptilians; underlying biochemical pathways for use of control- ling invasive species | P. van den Hurk MP108 Flame Retardants in the Great Lakes Environment: Bald Eagles as Indicators of Tertiary- Level Exposure | K. Simon MP109 Re-evaluation of Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) Productivity and Contaminant Exposure in the Delaware Bay and River: Comparison between 2002 and 2015 | B. Rattner MP110 Increased rodenticide exposure rate and risk of toxicosis in barn owls from SW Canada - linkage with demographic not genetic factors | J. Elliott MP111 Anticoagulant rodenticide residues in badger and fisher from southern British Columbia | J. Elliott MP112 Investigating potential growth, behavioural, and reproductive effects of nestling exposure to methylmercury in Zebra Finches (Taeniopygia guttata) | S. Morran MP113 Pesticide transfer between fish and waterbirds of the West coast of Yucatan, Mexico | E. Norena-Barroso MP114 Experimental manipulation of dietary arsenic levels in great tit nestlings: effects on antioxidant molecules and lipid peroxidation | P. Sánchez Virosta MP115 Effects of calcium supplementation and metal pollution on oxidative stress in great tit nestlings | P. Sánchez Virosta MP116 Dynamic Modeling of Fish-Eating Bird First-Flush Exposure to Toxaphene in a Reservoir Constructed on Contaminated Farm Soil | L. Fink MP117 Blood and feather heavy metal concentration of a resident and migratory songbird | Z. Cooper MP118 Application of Relative Potency Data for Aroclor 1268 in Birds and Mammals | P. Fuchsman MP119 The Effects of Sub-Lethal Pesticide Exposure on Behavior of Aquatic Vertebrates: A Meta- Analysis | M. Shuman-Goodier Spotlight Session Aquatic Toxicology and Ecology Environmental or Analytical Chemistry Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management 28 | 7 th SETAC World Congress/SETAC North America 37 th Annual Meeting MP | Monday Poster Presentations MP120 In situ Method for Evaluating the Early Life Toxicity of Contaminated Sediments in Walleye (Sander vitreus) | E. Boulanger MP121 Toxicity of silver nanoparticles in biosolid-amended soil to Eisenia fetida: perspectives for the protection of agricultural soils and the environment | A. Lemtiri Integrating Life Cycle, Risk and Alternatives Assessment with Exposure Modeling for Chemical Decision-Making | Susan Csiszar, David Meyer MP122 Chemical Exposure Footprint: Application and Evaluation of the ProScale method in an indoor furniture case study | T. Rydberg Novel Mechanisms of Nanomaterial Toxicity Through Direct Exposure or Indirect Interactions with Environmental Components | Joseph Bisesi, Candice Lavelle, Lee Ferguson, Tara Sabo-Attwood MP123 Determination of Carbon Nanotube Phytotoxicity in Heat Stressed Crops | J. Jordan MP124 Modulation of Immune Defense Responses of Fathead Minnows exposed to Single- Walled Carbon Nanotubes | H. Johnson MP125 Overcoming Carbon Nanomaterial Interference in qPCR Assessments of Gene Expression Changes in Exposure Experiments | C. Lavelle MP126 Global gene expression profiling in zebrafish (Danio rerio) exposed to nanoparticles of maghemite (y-Fe2O3) | R. Rios Villacis MP127 Investigation of the influence of carbon nanotubes on the bioavailability of mixtures of PAHs to P. promelas | E. Linard MP128 Novel toxicity associated with emerging hybrid nanomaterials in aquatic systems | S. Robinson MP129 In vitro to in vivo extrapolation of nano titanium dioxide cytotoxicity in Zebrafish (Danio rerio) | M. Alloy MP130 Investigation of Toxicity of Perovskite Nanomaterials (a new solar cell nanomaterial) in Zebrafish and Linkage to Release of Pb2+ | D. Patsiou MP131 PAHs Sorption to NMs in the Aqueous Phase Assessed by Evaluation of Bioavailability in Larval Zebrafish | D. Patsiou MP132 Effects of ingestion of antimicrobial nanoparticles on endogenous microbiota and pathogen resistance in rainbow trout | N. Brande-Lavridsen MP133 Enhanced and differential genotoxicity of titanium dioxide nanoparticles by expression of human CYP genes in yeast cells | T. Jiang MP134 Evaluation of the toxicity of newly synthesized titanium dioxide nanoparticles | M. Ozmen MP135 Identification of Biomarkers in Corn Subsequent Silver Nanoparticles Exposure | N. Chavez Soria MP136 Toxicological evaluation and photocatalytic degradation capability of newly synthesized nanoparticles | N. Ozmen MP137 Form and toxicity of copper released into marine systems from conventionally and nano- sized copper treated lumber | A. Parks MP138 Environmental fate and transport of titanium dioxide nanoparticles in municipal waste- water effluent in outdoor stream mesocosms | B. Castellon MP139 Phytoplankton taxonomic community dynamics during a whole lake nanosilver addition | A. Conine MP140 An Ecosystem Scale Experiment: Fate and Effects of Silver Nanoparticles Following Whole- lake Addition at the Experimental Lakes Area | D. Rearick MP141 Mechanisms for toxicity of a next generation energy storage nanomaterial to Daphnia magna | J. Bozich MP142 Effects of natural suspended matter on toxicity of silver nanoparticles to Daphnia Magna | J. Kim MP143 Mediation of Metal Toxicity to Meiobenthic Copepods by Polyvinylpyrrolidone Coating of Silver Nanoparticles | T. Chandler MP144 Cellular Specific Responses of the Eastern Oyster, Crassostrea virginica, to PolyDOTs | D. Smith MP145 Accumulation of dissolved silver and silver nanoparticles in liposomes used as a model membrane | C. Guilleux MP146 Interaction of Nanoparticles with Model Bacterial Surfaces | E. Caudill MP147 Aggregation, sedimentation, dissolution and bioavailability of quantum dots in estuarine systems | K. Ho MP148 Nanotoxicology of NMC, PAH-AuNP, Citrate-AuNP and D. melanogaster | B. Curtis MP149 The Interactive Effects of UV Radiation and Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles on the Calanoid Copepod, Acartia tonsa | J. Ward MP150 The Comparative Study of Silver Nanoparticles and Ionic Silver Exposure on Organ Pathology of Sprague-Dawley Rats | P. Jacob MP151 Nanoparticles feeding exposure to the marine amphipod Parhyale hawaiensis: absorp- tion in hemolymph | G. Umbuzeiro MP152 Exploring impacts of complex nanomaterials using the nematode C. elegans | N. Niemuth Assessing Risks of Pesticides to Federally Listed (Threatened and Endangered) Species at a National Level – Part 2 | Bernalyn McGaughey, Richard Brain, George Tuttle, Teung Chin MP153 A Refined Aquatic Ecological Risk Assessment for the California Tiger Salamander Potentially Exposed to Malathion | R. Breton MP154 A Refined Ecological Risk Assessment for the Delta Smelt Potentially Exposed to Malathion in California | G. Manning MP155 Refined Aquatic Exposure Estimates based on Species Data from the Pilot Biological Evaluations | N. Snyder From Source to Sink: Consumer Product Chemical Exposures and Exposure Pathways | Anne Doherty, Daphne Molin, Yvette Lowney, Spencer Williams MP156 Assessing Risk for Consumer Products Under California’s Proposition 65 Regulations | A. Singhal MP157 Environmental Obesogens: An Emerging Concern | B. Loganathan MP158 Framework for modeling the release of chemicals during the use phase of consumer products | M. Tao MP159 Hand-to-mouth contact frequency among adults: A review of the literature and recom- mendations for future studies | A. Gauthier MP160 Health Risks from Chemicals During the Use Phase of Consumer Products - Current Knowledge and Information Gaps | D. Li MP161 Identification and Toxicological Evaluation of Unsubstituted PAHs and Novel PAH Derivatives in Pavement Sealcoat Products | I. Titaley MP162 Identifying and addressing contaminant sources impacting an urban estuary | R. Sutton MP163 Identifying Flame Retardant Chemicals in Polyurethane Foam From Consumer Products: Trends in Use Reflecting Shifts in the Flammability Standards | E. Cooper MP164 IFRA Environmental Standards and RIFM Program Advances Update for 2016 | A. Lapczynski MP165 Integrating Exposure Science into Consumer Products Regulations | A. Doherty MP166 Organophosphorus flame retardants: environmental occurrence, human exposure, and toxicity | S. Lee MP167 Sources of Fipronil in Urban Aquatic Environments | K. Moran MP168 Sunscreen Safety for Kids: A Risk Assessment of a Common Preservative | J. Lemay Business Examples of Chemical Alternatives Assessment | Jennifer Tanir, Ann Mason MP169 The Sustainability Consortium - Common Chemical Evaluation Framework | C. Helt MP170 Examination of three approaches for selecting candidate chemicals for an AA | A. Mason MP171 Automated human and environmental exposure estimation to support prioritization of chemical alternatives in product development | J. Rinkevich MP172 Case Studies in Reducing Aquatic Risks of Personal Care Products Using the GAIA Algorithm to Drive Selection of Alternative Ingredients | J. Saxe MP173 Alternatives Assessment of non-fluorinated DWR Products utilizing the GHS-Column Model | R. Buck Scientific Advances Supporting Aquatic Life Water Quality Criteria Derivation | Michael Elias, Kathryn Gallagher, Thomas Augspurger, Chris Mebane MP174 Advancing Uncertainty Characterization in Support of Aquatic Life Water Quality Criteria Derivation: Why and How | D. McLaughlin MP175 Applying Adverse Outcome Pathways (AOPs) to Derivation aquatic PNECs for Two Typical Phenolic EDCs | Y. Wang MP176 Aquatic fungal secondary metabolites contamination of water | N. Magwaza MP177 Derivation of BLM-based Ambient Water Quality Criteria for Lead Following USEPA Guidelines: A Comparison with European Approaches | D. DeForest MP178 Development of Site-Specific Water Quality Criteria: A Detailed Look at Water-Effect Ratio (WER) Testing and Application | J. Nusz MP179 Development of Water Quality Guidelines for Copper Using the Biotic Ligand Model | S. Dixit MP180 Frameworks for Addressing Aquatic Life Effects from Time-Variable Toxicant Exposures | C. Delos MP181 How do organisms regulate accumulation of toxics, pharmaceuticals, and nutrients? | W. Beckon MP182 Refinement and Validation of Target Lipid Model-Derived HC5 to Conform to REACH Guidelines | J. McGrath MP183 The Effects of Sensitivity Bias in Species Sensitivity Distributions and Possible Effects on Water Quality Guidelines | K. Croteau MP184 Use of SeqAPASS for the Identification of Susceptible Taxa to Inform Derivation of Aquatic Life Criteria | C. LaLone MP185 Variability and Uncertainty in Use of Mean Effect Concentrations for Aquatic Life Criteria Derivation | T. Linton Linking Science and Social Issues Regulatory Directions Remediation/Restoration Terrestrial or Wildlife Toxicology and Ecology 7 th SETAC World Congress/SETAC North America 37 th Annual Meeting | 29 Monday Poster Presentations | MP Environmental Chemistry | William Foreman, Elin Ulrich MP186 Supercritical CO2 Extraction and GC-MS Analysis of Fatty Acids Composition of the Oil from Leaves, Seeds and Husks of Moringa oleifera | E. Obi MP187 Modulation of the physiological and biochemical effects of copper nanoparticles in kidney beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) treated with kinetin | S. Apodaca MP188 Accumulation of metals in the lichen Flavoparmelia caperata | D. Brown MP189 The Effect of Cations on the Extractability of Organic Chemicals Adsorbed to Soil | D. Riggs MP190 Availability of arsenic and antimony in contaminated soils assessed by DGT, sequential extraction, and bioassay with water spinach (Ipomoea aquatica) | L. Ngo MP191 Comparison of the biogeochemical behavior of arsenic and antimony in contaminated soils and their uptake by water spinach (Ipomoea aquatica) | L. Ngo MP192 Effect of chemical speciation on the bioaccessibility of soils contaminated and spiked with heavy metals | E. Elikem MP193 Spatial Contaminant Trends in a Great Lakes Area of Concern | J. LaFontaine MP194 Ambient Sediment Quality Conditions in Minnesota | J. Crane MP195 Comparative study of brine treatment using a functionalized nanofibre and an ion exchange resin | E. Omoniyi MP196 Determination of Sulfur - Containing Anions in Saline Waters using Negative-Mode Capillary Zone Electrophoresis with Indirect Detection | A. Saeed MP197 Formation of Trihalomethanes (THMs) as Disinfection by-Products (DBPs) when Reclaimed Water is Disinfected with Hypochlorite | H. Kassouf MP199 An ultra-sensitive (parts-per-quadrillion) and SPE-free method for the analysis of estro- gens in surface water | W. Backe MP200 Modeling Singlet Oxygen Production by Dissolved Organic Matter | J. Laszakovits MP201 An analytical method for the determination of emerging contaminants in water samples from Brazilian rivers | T. Oliveira MP202 Temporal Changes in Detection Limits of Pesticides in Surface Water | T. McKnight-Whitford MP204 Improved Sample Preparation for the Determination of Persistent Organic Pollutants in Human Milk | F. Brown MP205 Levels of Blood Organophosphorus Flame Retardants and Association with Changes in Human Sphingolipid Homeostasis | F. Zhao MP206 Concentrations of Brominated Dibenzo-Dioxins and Furans in Dust from Residences and the Living Quarters of Firehouses | F. Brown MP207 Simplifying Multivariate Statistical Tools: Case Study of Dioxin/Furan Congener Profiles at a Former Wood Processing Site in Puget Sound, WA | W. Hafner MP208 Estimating detection levels for multi-analyte methods: beyond the EPA MDL procedure | W. Foreman 21 st Century Approaches for Cross-Species Extrapolation in Toxicity Assessment | Markus Hecker, Carlie LaLone MP209 Characterizing molecular toxicity pathways of selected emerging contaminants to eluci- date species-specific sensitivity of three North American fishes | A. Alcaraz MP210 Determination of Acute and Sub-Chronic Toxicity of Emerging Contaminants in Early Life Stages of Three Canadian Fish Species | D. Schultz MP211 Lower sensitivity of cyprinid fishes to three acetylcholinesterase inhibitor pesticides: an evaluation based on no effect concentrations | Y. Iwasaki MP212 Comparative behavioral response patterns of two common larval fish models | B. Steele MP213 Use of White Sturgeon Data in Development of EPA’s National 304(a) Chronic Selenium Criterion for the Protection of Freshwater Aquatic Life | J. Beaman MP214 The Allometric Relationship Between Acute Toxicity and Individual Body Weight for Fishes Based on Biotic Ligand Toxicity Model :A Case Study as Zinc | C. Lu MP215 Comparing toxin-induced cardiac defects in Atlantic sturgeon with those in zebrafish: A novel mechanism of AhR function in PCB-exposed fish | C. Singleman MP216 High conservation in transcriptomic and proteomic response of white sturgeon to equipo- tent concentrations of 2,3,7,8-TCDD, PCB 77, and benzo[a]pyrene | J. Doering MP217 Functional Genomic Screening Using CRISPR-Cas9 Knockout System in Human Cells Identifies Genes Involved in Toxicant Susceptibility | A. Sobh MP218 Coral Health Biomarker Studies using Cultured Corals and Field collected Larvae (Montipora capitata) exposed to pyrene, benzene, and gasoline | E. Casley MP219 Phytoremediation potential of some plants growing wildly on polluted soil and water | K. Adegbenro Kolawole Niyi Hydraulic Fracturing Operations and Issues MP220 Do air pollutants associated with unconventional oil and gas extraction have endocrine activity? | A. Bolden MP221 Ecological Risk Assessment of Coal Seam Gas Hydraulic Fracturing Fluids in Australia | T. Biksey MP222 Effect of Hydraulic Fracturing Fluid Components on Chironomus riparius Larvae as a Marker for Aquatic Toxicity of Freshwater | Z. Alali MP223 Environmental Quality Implications of Unconventional Natural Gas Development: Current Perspectives and Research Needs | B. Brooks MP224 PBT Assessment of Hydraulic Fracturing Fluids from Coal Seam Gas Fields in Australia | T. Biksey MP225 Potential Environmental Impacts of Shale Development on Proximate Flora | R. Lupardus MP226 Framework for an Environmental Effects Monitoring Program for Unconventional Oil and Gas Development in Appalachian Regions of Ohio and West Virginia | R. Lanno Aquatic Toxicology and Ecology – Poster Only Part 1 MP227 Do Eukaryotic Species Interactions Drive Freshwater Harmful Algal Blooms Dynamics? | A. Banerji MP228 Consequences of soil erosion and cyanobacterial blooms on the feeding behaviour of a native fish Goodea atripinnis (Goodeidae) | M. Gayosso MP229 Sub lethal concentrations of Cylindrospermopsin causes lipogenesis, cell cycle disruption, and activation of stress responses on hepatocytes | C. Gonzalez MP230 Stream Susceptibility Profiles in the Appalachian Mountains | G. Beaubien MP231 Fish Captured in Canoas River, SC, Brazil, Exhibited Alterated Concentration of Sex Hormones and Gonad Morphological Alterations | C. Soares MP232 Genetic diversity of a sedentary fish species from a Neotropical stream under anthropo- genic interference | S. Sofia MP233 Evaluation, identification, and reduction of sources and causes of sublethal toxicity in the effluent discharge from a former mining site | P. Downey MP234 Evaluation the estrogenic activity and its effects on male fish exposed to water samples in the Paraí ba do Sul River | T. Paiva MP235 Evaluation of the water quality in dam Tenango, Puebla | G. Barrera Escorcia MP236 Evaluating the Effects of Livestock Inputs on Fish Populations and Water Quality in the Pine River | B. Hamilton MP237 Effects of anthropogenic activities on aquatic invertebrate communities in an ecologically important conservation area of South Africa | L. de Necker MP238 Changes in Physical Factors following Low-Level Disturbance in a West Virginia Watershed | A. Chapman MP239 Assessment of DNA damage in freshwater mussels from the Hamilton Harbour watershed | E. Gilroy MP240 Hydrocynus viittatus’s potential as bio-indicator of riverine health: A multiple lines of evidence and multivariate statistics approach | R. Gerber MP241 Zebra Mussels as Bioindicators of Habitat Quality of the Great Lakes USA | A. Ringwood MP242 Navajo Generating Station ERAs: A Successful Communication Strategy that Facilitated the ERA Process Associated with the NGS EIS | L. Martello MP243 Tracing Deepwater Horizon Oil into Coastal in situ Bacterial Communities | T. Baskerville MP244 Toxicity Laboratory Intercalibration for Stormwater in Southern California | D. Greenstein MP245 Impact of Metropolitan Stormwater Runoff on Fathead Minnows (Pimephales promelas) | H. Schoenfuss MP246 Presence of fecal indicator bacteria in sand by distance and depth at a freshwater recre- ational beach | F. Bailey MP247 Antibody Responses to Bacterial Pathogens in Loggerhead, Caretta caretta, and Kemp’s Ridley, Lepidochelys kempii, Sea Turtles in the S.E. USA | C. Rice MP248 Exploring Different Service Loss Estimation Approaches for Assessing Sediment Injury in Natural Resource Damage Assessment | M. Kierski MP249 Lethal and sub-lethal effects of elevated CO2 concentrations on marine organisms | C. Lee MP250 Does parent exposure to municipal wastewater effluent exposure influence progeny health or response to endocrine disrupting compounds? | M. Fuzzen MP251 The Utilization of Copper Water Effect Ratio Studies for Industrial and Municipal Discharges: A Review of Case Studies | M. Chanov MP252 Sewer Effluent in Our Streams : Can aquatic communities survive? | B. Lognion MP253 Seasonal Variation of Oxidative Stress and Histopathological Alterations in Carassius auratus Affected by Effluent from a Sewage Treatment Plant | H. IM MP254 On-Site evaluation of toxicity and estrogenicity of wastewater effluents to endangered Rio Grande silvery minnow | K. Buhl MP255 Hepatic transcriptome in rainbow darter (Etheostoma caeruleum) exposed to municipal wastewater over time in the central Grand River, Ontario, Canada | P. Marjan MP256 Chronic Exposure of the Least Killifish (Heterandria formosa) and Mosquitofish (Gambusia affinis) to Treated Sewer Effluent: Can they withstand? | D. Bryant MP257 Assessing Load Reduction and Biological Recovery After Wastewater Treatment Upgrades in an Effluent-Dominated Aquatic Ecosystem | H. Schoenfuss MP258 Biological Effects of Septic Seepage on the Larval Fathead Minnow, Pimephales promelas | L. Warren MP259 Genotoxicity and histological damage by anionic surfactant in Zebrafish | C. Penagos Spotlight Session Aquatic Toxicology and Ecology Environmental or Analytical Chemistry Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management 30 | 7 th SETAC World Congress/SETAC North America 37 th Annual Meeting MP | Monday Poster Presentations MP260 Effects of perfluorinated compounds on mitochondrial functions in zebrafish liver cells | J. Lee MP261 Bioavailability and Bioconcentration Potential of Perfluoroalkyl-phosphinic and -phos- phonic Acids in Zebrafish (Danio rerio) | B. Kelly MP262 Effects of Exposure to Detergents on Freshwater Organisms | A. Sobrino-Figueroa MP263 Screening ecological impacts of environmental surface waters using cell-based metabo- lomics | Q. Teng MP264 Metabolic Profiles of Intersex Largemouth Bass: Toward Development of a Non-lethal Biomarker | M. Urich MP265 Biomarkers of exposure to contaminants in three catfishes of Colombia | J. Gonzalez MP266 Biomarkers in Gambusia yucatana muscle for the evaluation of PAHs in “cenotes” (sink- holes) of Yucatan, Mexico | A. Arroyo MP267 Biomarker responses and organochlorine pesticide accumulation in Müller’s clawed frog (Xenopus muelleri) from the Phongolo floodplain, South Africa | N. Wolmarans MP268 Biomarker and Fluorescence Induction-Relaxation Responses of Cultured Corals and Coral Larvae to Bunker and Diesel Oil, Copper and Temperature Stress | P. Caldwell MP269 Recovery and remaining environmental effects in receiving waters of Swedish pulp and paper mills | M. Karlsson MP270 PFOS Impact on Zebrafish (Danio rerio) Cardiac Development Through Gene Expression and Morphometrics | G. Moreno MP271 Effects of pyrene, 2-methylnaphthalene, and phenanthrene of early life stages of three aquaculture fishes in Korea | S. Moon MP272 Eco-Pharmaco-Stewardship: An Update | J. Tell MP273 Trace Element Bioaccumulation in Multiple Snapper Species from the West Florida Shelf | D. Adams Environmental or Analytical Chemistry – Poster Only – Part 1 MP274 A Pilot Study on the Detection of Select Pharmaceuticals in Hospital Wastewater and Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTPs) in Doha, Qatar | S. Al-Maadheed MP275 A simultaneous detection of disperse dyes in wastewater textiles industry | B. Silva MP276 An Examination of Soil Microbial Biomass and the Impact of Seasonal Variation | K. Campbell MP277 Assessment of Steroid Hormone Binding Affinity to Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles in Aquatic Biome and Other Matrices | M. Ellington MP278 Bisphenol A removal from water and wastewater using Activated Carbon-alginate and Bentonite-alginate beads | A. Loya Posada MP279 Caffeine in an Urbanized Estuary: Past and Present Influence of Wastewater Effluents in Boston Harbor, MA, USA | D. Katz MP280 Characterization of municipal wastewater treatment plant effluent during major process upgrades | L. Bragg MP281 Chemical Preservation of Semi-volatile PAH Compounds at Ambient Temperature: A Sediment Sample Holding Time Study | R. Arnold MP282 Comparison of various digestion and extraction methods for the determination of heavy metals from soils polluted by electronic waste | A. Adebayo A. MP283 Concentration of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) and Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in urban and semi-urban soils in Havana | A. Escobar Medina MP284 Determination of heavy metals in soils by microwave-assisted digestion and inductive coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry | A. Adebayo A. MP285 Development of a simultaneous analytical method for agricultural chemicals in tap water using LC/MS/MS | N. Kobayashi MP286 Development of Analytical Methodology UAE-HS-SPME for Organochlorine Pesticides Analysis in Water using Eva Passive Sampler’s by GC-MS/MS | D. Cardenas MP287 Effect of acid pretreatment on anaerobic biodegradation of rice straw | M. Kim MP288 Enantiomerization of Metalaxyl in South Carolina Soils | C. Rollerson MP289 Environmental Fate Studies with 14C-POEA | M. Kurtzweil MP290 Environmental Screening of Water Samples Utilizing Ion Mobility Enable High Resolution Mass Spectrometry | K. Rosnack MP291 Evaluating PCB Congener Water Sample Contamination from Sampling Equipment | D. Williston MP292 Identification of Metabolites in Soil and Water-Sediment Studies Conducted with 14C-POEA | M. Kurtzweil MP293 Implications of chronic carbon black exposure on the development of type 2 diabetes mellitus | K. Baker MP294 Importance of Data Quality Management for Risk Assessment | C. Julias MP295 Interaction of BDE-47 and its Metabolite 6-OH-BDE-47 with the Human ABC Efflux Transporters P-gp and BCRP: Implications for Human Exposure Assessment | S. Marchitti MP296 Legacy and current use pesticides: environmental relevance to wildlife reservationssy | P. Ondarza MP298 Predictive Modelling of Trace Metals Concentrations | K. Newman MP299 Preliminary results of organochlorine pesticides in the atmospheric aerosol around Mexico using passive samplers | G. Arias Loaiza MP300 Quality assessment of selected borehole water samples around selected sewage sites and industrial effluent discharge points | E. Nwaichi MP301 Safety evaluation and bioactivity of extracts of selected plant species used to treat sexually transmitted diseases in southern Africa | S. Adebayo MP302 Seasonal and spatial dynamic of current-use pesticides (CUPs) in an Argentinian water- shed | M. Menone MP303 Seasonal and Spatial Variation of Persistent Organic Pollutants in Mexico City | E. Beristain-Montiel MP304 Selenium Analysis in Surface Water using EPA Method SW7742 | R. Zajac MP305 Structural Elucidation and Environmental Risk Assessment of Candesartan Ozonation Products | M. Diehle MP306 The Biogeochemistry and Long-Range Atmospheric Contamination of Antarctic Glacial Cryoconites | A. Mass MP307 Use of Radon to Determine Site-Specific Attenuation between Subslab Soil Gas and Indoor Air for a Vapor Intrusion Evaluation of VOCs | J. Kountzman Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management – Poster Only MP309 A Tier II Plant Exposure Estimation Tool | E. Donovan MP310 An all-in-one ecological risk assessment (ERA) tool: AIST-MeRAM | B. Lin MP312 Comprehensive Three Method Sampling Program for Refining Exposure Estimates and Pinpointing Sources of Lead in a Site along a Large Western US River | K. Tobiason MP313 Cooperative Approaches & Simplified Methodologies for Rapid Assessment: Natural Resource Damage Assessment; Human Health & Ecological Risk Assessment | T. Ambrose MP314 Development of inter-species correlation estimation (ICE) based species sensitivity distribution (SSD) models for use in hazard assessment | J. Brill MP315 Effluent Water Quality from Seven Wastewater Treatment Plants in Savannah, Georgia, USA | K. Sajwan MP316 Environmental effects monitoring protocol development: three Brazilian river estuary case studies | T. Furley MP317 EPA’s National Reassessment of Contaminants in Fish from US Rivers | L. Stahl MP318 Extreme weather events in the Rio de la Plata: Threats and risks in coastal cities | S. Demichelis MP319 Filing a Biotechnology Submission under Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and Environmental Hazard Analysis | A. Muneer MP320 Hazard assessment of the water-soluble fraction from a petroleum-based lubricating oil in aquatic organisms | Z. Currie MP321 Health risk assessment of metal induced inhalation exposure to PM2.5 in Korea | I. Kim MP322 Integrated evaluation of air pollution effects: in vitro toxic and genotoxic properties and early biological effects in buccal cells of children | U. Gelatti MP323 Large Scale Habitat Creation and the Risk Management of the Everglade Snail Kite (Rostrhamus sociabilis); Copper Bioaccumulation | J. Allen MP324 National Endangered Species Assessment of Malathion: Problem Formulation and Step 1 Review | S. Teed MP325 Perfluorinated compounds in surface water and sediments of Diep and Plankenburg rivers in Western Cape South Africa | B. Fagbayigbo MP326 Potential Human Toxicity of Petroleum Biodegradation Metabolites in Groundwater Samples from Fuel Release Sites | A. Tiwary MP327 Regional distribution of ecological risks of pesticides in Japan - Integrated analysis of environmental model and species sensitivity distribution | T. Nagai MP328 Ring test to improve the OECD 306 marine biodegradation screening test | A. Ott MP329 Risk Reduction Assessment as a means of Quantifying Benefits of a Potential Dredged Material Containment Facility | M. Ciarlo MP330 RiskChallenge: A simulation of the risk assessment process for humans and ecological receptors | R. Stahl MP331 Storm wave modeling (sudestada) – coastal flood risk | S. Demichelis MP332 Synergistic Induction of Metal-Responsive and Oxidative Stress Gene Biomarkers in Placental JEG-3 Cells by environmental Arsenic & Cadmium Mixtures | O. Adebambo MP333 Utilization of CBEDMS to dynamically evaluate contribution to receptor relative risk to support the allocation of remediation costs | C. Peterson MP334 Whole Stream Metabolism in Agriculture Drainage Systems | O. Iseyemi |
