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RATL: A Database of Reptile and Amphibian Toxicology Literature

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Table 2 - Field Studies - 21<br />

Contaminant a Species<br />

Code b<br />

Lifestage Exposure<br />

Route f<br />

Study<br />

Endpoint g<br />

Pesticide<br />

Appl. Rate<br />

Location, Area, State,<br />

Country c<br />

Study<br />

Date<br />

Effects de<br />

Reference k<br />

metalaxyl RACL juvenile PESTAPP GENOTOX PQ, CAN 1993 “ Lowcock et al. 1997<br />

metals RARI adult ENVIRON PHYSIO emissions Ironwork area, Ironwork<br />

Katowice region, Pol<strong>and</strong><br />

< 1980 Frogs collected from an area close<br />

to the factory had lower metabolic<br />

rates than those from farther away.<br />

Pytasz et al. 1980 k<br />

methomyl XXSN not ENVIRON MORT Japan < 1979 Pesticide kills Habu snake with use Kihara <strong>and</strong> Yamashita<br />

specified<br />

<strong>of</strong> "open traps” with adhesive seats<br />

containing pesticides without<br />

polluting the environment.<br />

1979<br />

methylarsonic acid HYCH tadpoles PESTAPP DEVOBS 0,109,219 University <strong>of</strong> Mississippi < 1998 Increased frequency <strong>of</strong> lordosis. Britson <strong>and</strong> Threlkeld<br />

ppb Field Station, MS, USA<br />

1998<br />

metolachlor ACCR adult ENVIRON POPSUR IL, USA 1995 Sufficient conc. <strong>of</strong> metolachlor<br />

<strong>and</strong>/or atrazine in water to account<br />

for observed damage to plant<br />

populations utilized by ACCR<br />

tadpoles.<br />

Beasley et al. 1995<br />

metolachlor RACL adult <strong>and</strong> PESTAPP MORT Hamilton, Brantford , 1993-95 Hatching success/survival rates at Harris et al. 1998<br />

young <strong>of</strong><br />

Guelph, ON, CAN<br />

site 2 were 50-95 <strong>and</strong> 7-87% in<br />

the year<br />

1993 <strong>and</strong> 1994 respectively.<br />

metolachlor RAPI adult <strong>and</strong> PESTAPP MORT Hamilton, Brantford , 1993-95 Hatching success/survival rates at Harris et al. 1998<br />

young <strong>of</strong><br />

Guelph, ON, CAN<br />

site 2 were 5-70 <strong>and</strong> 0-62% in 1993<br />

the year<br />

<strong>and</strong> 1994 respectively.<br />

metribuzin RACL adult; 2nd PESTAPP GENOTOX PQ, CAN 1993 There was no difference between Lowcock et al. 1997<br />

<strong>and</strong> 3rd year<br />

potato crop treated fields <strong>and</strong><br />

control group in terms <strong>of</strong> genotoxic<br />

effects (chromosomal<br />

fragmentation <strong>and</strong> abnormal DNA<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>iles).<br />

metribuzin RACL juvenile PESTAPP GENOTOX PQ, CAN 1993 There was no difference between<br />

potato crop treated fields <strong>and</strong><br />

control group in terms <strong>of</strong> genotoxic<br />

effects (chromosomal<br />

fragmentation <strong>and</strong> abnormal DNA<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>iles). Juveniles showed physical<br />

deformities <strong>and</strong> illnesses.<br />

Lowcock et al. 1997<br />

mexacarbate RACL adult PESTAPP MORT 1 oz in 0.15 NB, CAN 1969 Green frog counts in both control Pearce <strong>and</strong> Rick 1969<br />

U.S.G./acre<br />

<strong>and</strong> experimental ponds followed<br />

similar patterns. Frog numbers at<br />

ponds either remained relatively<br />

stable or increased slightly,<br />

depending on age composition,<br />

numbers <strong>of</strong> frogs <strong>and</strong> other factors.<br />

mexacarbate RACL tadpole PESTAPP MORT 0.007 kg/ha Acadian Forest<br />

Experiment Station, NB,<br />

CAN<br />

< 1974 No toxic effects noted.<br />

Rick <strong>and</strong> Price 1974 k<br />

mexacarbate RACL tadpoles PESTAPP MORT 2 sprays <strong>of</strong> NB, CAN < 1995 After 3 d, no mexacarbate residues Sundaram 1995<br />

70 g/ha<br />

were found in pond sediment or<br />

tissue <strong>of</strong> frogs.

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