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RATL: A Database of Reptile and Amphibian Toxicology Literature

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Table 6 - pH Studies - 20<br />

Species<br />

Code b<br />

Lifestage Study<br />

Endpoint g<br />

pH Level(s)<br />

Temp h Additional<br />

Contam a<br />

Cont.<br />

Conc.<br />

Conc.<br />

e<br />

Units<br />

e<br />

LC50 LC100 e<br />

Effects eg<br />

Reference k<br />

PSCR all POPSUR 4.3-7.3 Al, Zn <strong>Amphibian</strong>s were present in all 118 potential Glooschenko et al. 1992<br />

breeding sites. The presence <strong>of</strong> HYCR was<br />

positively related to buffering status<br />

(alkalinity, pH <strong>and</strong> other correlated<br />

variables).<br />

PSCR embryo DEVOBS 3.8 Results not extracted from paper.<br />

Gosner <strong>and</strong> Black 1957 k<br />

PSCR embryo HATSUC 4.1-4.3 15 100% mortality at early development for<br />

embryos treated with acidic bog water.<br />

71.5% successful hatch, 0.3% curl occurred<br />

for embryos treated with control artificial<br />

s<strong>of</strong>t water (pH 7.5).<br />

Karns 1992<br />

PSCR embryo BEHAV < 3.8-5.0 Abundance marginally correlated with pH,<br />

low pH may decrease hatching success.<br />

Glooschenko et al. 1986<br />

PSCR embryo HATSUC 4.2 bog, 7.5 fen No eggs developed or hatched at pH 4.2;<br />

71.5 % hatched at pH 7.5.<br />

Karns 1984 k<br />

PSCR embryo<br />

(mid<br />

blastula)<br />

HATSUC 4.5-6.0 21 Al Results not extracted from paper.<br />

Dale et al. 1985 k<br />

PSCR embryo<br />

(mid-<br />

REPRO 3.0-8.0 20 0 % hatch at pH 3.0; 80-83 % hatched at pH<br />

Dale et al. 1985<br />

6.0 - 8.0; 54 % hatched at pH 4.0, all<br />

blastula)<br />

hatched larvae were deformed <strong>and</strong> all died.<br />

k<br />

PSCR tadpoles POPSUR Results not extracted from paper. Mallory et al. 1996<br />

PSCR tadpoles MORT 4.2 6.7% survival at pH 4.2 (bog water), 100%<br />

survival at pH 7.5 (artificial s<strong>of</strong>t water).<br />

Karns 1992<br />

PSCR tadpoles BEHAV 4.0, 4.5 20-22 3.74 (96<br />

Activity declined significantly at both pH Freda <strong>and</strong> Taylor 1992<br />

h);<br />

levels during the experimental period in the<br />

N=30/treat<br />

fluvarium. Tadpoles avoided pH level 4.0. A<br />

-ment<br />

significant correlation was found between the<br />

96 h LC50 for pH <strong>and</strong> the % reduction in use<br />

<strong>of</strong> the two octants acidified.<br />

PSCR tadpoles (4<br />

wk)<br />

MORT 4, 5, 7 96 h survival was over 90 % at pH 7.0 <strong>and</strong><br />

approx. 70% at pH 5.0. No tadpoles<br />

survived 24 h at pH 4.0.<br />

Correll et al. 1987 k<br />

PSNI embryo DEVOBS 3.8 Results not extracted from paper.<br />

Gosner <strong>and</strong> Black 1957 k<br />

PSSC adult PHYSIO 7.0 pyruvate 0.03-0.50<br />

mM<br />

Less LDH activity in brain <strong>and</strong> heart than in<br />

either NRHE or ELOB snakes; snakes had<br />

lower Km values.<br />

PSTR adult POPSUR No evidence that amphibian embryos are<br />

present during snow melt <strong>and</strong> episodic<br />

acidification; population decline not likely<br />

due to acidification.<br />

Baeyens <strong>and</strong> Hurley 1986<br />

Vertucci <strong>and</strong> Corn 1996

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