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Pre-print Volume - Posters VARIOUS TOPICS ppm, the activity was not concentrate during the hours of darkness (Fig. 1). The analysis of Cu content in tissues of amphipods raise with increasing of the exposure concentration (56 ppm in controls, 105 and 136 ppm in animals exposed, respectively, to 10 and 20 ppm of Cu). Fig. 1 - Daily locomotors activity of control sandhoppers (A), exposed to 10 ppm (B) and 20 ppm of Cu (C) recorded during the hours of darkness (black bars) and the light (white bars). In each graph the values of Sign-test are also reported. In C the scale has been changed for graphical reasons. Attività locomotoria giornaliera registrata nei talitri di controllo (A), esposti a 10 ppm (B) e a 20 ppm di Cu (C) durante le ore notturne (barre nere) e diurne (barre bianche). In ogni grafico è riportato il valore del Sign-test. Nella fig. C la scala è stata cambiata per esigenze grafiche. Conclusions – The behavioural responses observed in our study have also been reported in the freshwater amphipods Gammarus pulex exposed to different concentrations of Cu in water (Mills et al., 2006). Moreover our findings are also supported by the LC50 (Ungherese and Ugolini, 2009) for T.saltator. In fact, at lower concentration (10 ppm) than LC50 (13.28 ppm), sandhoppers increase their locomotor activity. In contrast, amphipods exposed to higher concentration (20 ppm) than LC50 show a noticeable decrease of locomotor activity as possible consequence of toxicity of Cu. In conclusion our data demonstrate that the system utilized can detect modifications in locomotor activity pattern between amphipods exposed to clean and Cu contaminated sand and the observed difference could be used as exposure biomarkers. Moreover, our results demonstrate that sandhoppers take up Cu from sand in a dose - dependent way. References AMIARD–TRIQUET C. (2009) - Behavioral disturbances: The missing link between sub-organismal and supra-organismal responses to stress? Prospects based on aquatic research. Hum. Ecol. Risk Assess., 15 (1): 87-110. MILLS C.L., SHUKLA D.H., COMPTON G.J. (2006) - Development of a new low cost high sensitivity system for behavioural ecotoxicity testing. Aquat. Toxicol., 77: 197–201. UGOLINI A., BORGHINI F., CALOSI P., BAZZICALUPO M., CHELAZZI G., FOCARDI S. (2004) – Mediterranean Talitrus saltator (Crustacea, Amphipoda) as a biomonitor of heavy metals contamination. Mar. Pollut. Bull., 48: 526-532. UGOLINI A., SOMIGLI S., PASQUALI V., RENZI P. (2007) – Locomotor activity rhythm and sun compass orientation in the sandhopper Talitrus saltator are related. J. Comp. Physiol. A, 193: 1259-1263. UNGHERESE G., UGOLINI A. (2009) - Sandhoppers solar orientation as a behavioural biomarker of trace metals contamination. Environ. Pollut., 175: 1360-1364. WILLIAMS J.A. (1980) - The effect of dusk and dawn on the locomotor activity rhythm of Talitrus saltator (Crustacea; Amphipoda). J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol., 42: 285-297. 41 st S.I.B.M. CONGRESS Rapallo (GE), 7-11 June 2010 367
Pre-print Volume AUTHOR INDEX AUTHOR INDEX/ INDICE DEGLI AUTORI A Accogli G. ................................................ 258 Accoroni S................................................ 333 Acquaviva M. ........................................... 146 Adani M...................................................... 96 Addis A............................................. 239; 352 Agnetta D. ................................................ 126 Alabiso G.................................................. 146 Albano P.G. ..........................................34; 96 Albertelli G....................................... 158; 166 Alongi G................................................... 274 Ancora S................................................... 188 Andaloro F........................ 134; 139; 154; 188 Arizza V. .......................................... 346; 348 Armanasco A............................................ 350 Artioli Y. .................................................. 198 Assennato G.............................................. 190 Avetrani P................................................. 301 B Badalucco C.............................................. 310 Balducci G................................................ 210 Ballesteros E............................................... 46 Balsamo M. .............................................. 258 Barausse A................................................ 198 Barbieri F.................................................. 132 Barone M.................................................. 214 Baroni D. .................................................. 366 Bartolucci I. .............................................. 119 Batistini F. ................................................ 260 Battaglia P. ............................................... 188 Battista D.......................................... 172; 220 Battocchi C. .............................................. 333 Bava S. ............................................. 142; 162 Bavestrello G........................70; 89; 100; 119 Bedini R..............................................30; 260 Belci F. ..................................................... 262 Belmonte M.............................................. 146 Benenati G................................................ 218 Bernal Shirai J.A. ..................................... 239 Bernardi Aubry F...................................... 343 Bertness M.D.............................................. 13 Bertolini D................................................ 202 Bertolino M. ..................................... 100; 286 Bertolotto R. ............................................. 295 Betti F.................................................70; 119 Biagi F. ..................................................... 352 Bianchi C.N. .................................38; 66; 166 Bianchi N.................................................. 188 41 st S.I.B.M. CONGRESS Rapallo (GE), 7-11 June 2010 368 Bianchini P................................................356 Biandolino F. ............................................146 Bilanicova D. ............................................339 Binda F. ....................................................301 Bisci A.P...................................................108 Bishop J.D.D...............................................84 Bitetto I. ....................................193; 308; 314 Blasi F.......................................................289 Blonda M. .........................................172; 190 Bo M.................................................100; 119 Boccia B....................................................260 Boero F. ......................................................89 Bon D........................................................343 Bonaviri C.........................................104; 126 Bonechi L....................................................30 Borghini M........................................100; 341 Bottaro M..................................................195 Botteon E. .................................................350 Bottinelli G. ..............................................335 Bressan M. ................................................303 Brownlee C. ................................90; 123; 128 Bruni V. ....................................................358 Buia M.C.....................................................93 Burgassi M................................................264 Busalacchi B. ............................................278 Buscaino G................................................346 Bussotti S..................................................291 C Cabiddu S..................................................232 Cabrini M..................................................337 Calandra G................................................346 Calcinai B. ................................................119 Caldarone B. .............................................362 Cammarata M. ..........................................218 Cannas A...........................................293; 354 Capellacci S. .............................................333 Capezzuto F. .....................................220; 282 Cappanera V. ............................................142 Caravello A.................................................82 Carbonara P. .....................................236; 314 Carcupino M. ............................................352 Carlucci R. ................................172; 220; 312 Caronni S. .........................................266; 268 Caroppo C.................................................108 Caruso G. ..........................................241; 249 Caruso T. ..................................................249 Casabianca S.............................................112 Casciaro L.................................193; 308; 314 Cassola M. ................................................295 Castaldi P..................................................243
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