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The exposure and toxicity of pesticides to amphibians

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Pesticide %<br />

a.i.<br />

Test<br />

material<br />

Species Stage Temp.<br />

°C<br />

DFP NR Tech. Bufo viridis Adult<br />

(18-<br />

45g)<br />

Diazinon 89 NR Rana<br />

catesbeiana<br />

Dicro<strong>to</strong>phos 98 NR Rana<br />

catesbeiana<br />

Dimefox NR Tech. Bufo viridis Adult<br />

(18-<br />

45g)<br />

Exposure<br />

type<br />

25 Injection<br />

(dorsal<br />

lymph sac)<br />

NR NR Oral<br />

(capsule)<br />

NR NR Oral<br />

(capsule)<br />

25 Injection<br />

(dorsal<br />

lymph sac)<br />

Amphibians <strong>and</strong> <strong>pesticides</strong><br />

Supporting publications 2012:EN-343 86<br />

<strong>The</strong> present document has been produced <strong>and</strong> adopted by the bodies identified above as author(s). This task has been carried out exclusively by the author(s) in the context <strong>of</strong> a contract between the European Food<br />

Safety Authority <strong>and</strong> the author(s), awarded following a tender procedure. <strong>The</strong> present document is published complying with the transparency principle <strong>to</strong> which the Authority is subject. It may not be considered as an<br />

output adopted by the Authority. <strong>The</strong> European food Safety Authority reserves its rights, view <strong>and</strong> position as regards the issues addressed <strong>and</strong> the conclusions reached in the present document, without prejudice <strong>to</strong> the<br />

rights <strong>of</strong> the authors.<br />

Dur.<br />

(h)<br />

Dose<br />

levels<br />

Anim.<br />

/dose<br />

LD50<br />

(mg/kg)<br />

(95%<br />

CL)<br />

Comments Reference<br />

NR NR NR 1450 Data appears <strong>to</strong> be for<br />

active ingredient.<br />

Minimum 25 animals.<br />

Toxicity <strong>to</strong> white mice<br />

was 4.0mg/kg<br />

(subcutaneous).<br />

336 NR NR >2000 Basis <strong>of</strong> LD50 value<br />

unclear, assume active<br />

ingredient based on<br />

purity. Based on data for<br />

4 females. Toxicity <strong>to</strong> 3-4<br />

months old mallard<br />

336 NR NR 2000<br />

(602-<br />

6640)<br />

3.54g/kg.<br />

Basis <strong>of</strong> LD50 value<br />

unclear, assume active<br />

ingredient based on<br />

purity. Based on data for<br />

8 males. Test material is<br />

98% α isomer. Toxicity <strong>to</strong><br />

3 months old mallard<br />

4.24mg/kg. Toxicity <strong>to</strong><br />

2.5 month old Japanese<br />

quail 4.32mg/kg.<br />

NR NR NR 1410 Data appears <strong>to</strong> be for<br />

active ingredient.<br />

Minimum 25 animals.<br />

Toxicity <strong>to</strong> white mice<br />

was 4.4mg/kg<br />

(intraperi<strong>to</strong>neal).<br />

Edery <strong>and</strong><br />

Schatzberg-<br />

Porath (1960)<br />

Hudson et al<br />

(1984)<br />

Hudson et al<br />

(1984)<br />

Edery <strong>and</strong><br />

Schatzberg-<br />

Porath (1960)

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