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Mineralolprodukten Bzw. Bleiverbindungen Verunreinigt Ist. Arch Hyg Bakteriol. 154(1): 8-13. No Control Zmudzki, J., Bratton, G. R., Womac, C., and Rowe, L. D. 1984. The Influence of Milk Diet, Grain Diet, and Method of Dosing on Lead Toxicity in Young Calves. Toxicology and Applied.pharmacology. 76(3) No Control Zmudzki, J., Bratton, G. R., Womac, C., and Rowe, L. D. Jr. 1985. Low Dose Lead Effects in Calves Fed a Whole Milk Diet. Bull.environ Contam Toxicol. 35(5): 612-619. No Control Zmudzki, J., Bratton, G. R., Womac, C. W., Rowe, L. D. Jr., and Wagner, B. 1986. Lactose and Milk Replacer Influence on Lead Absorption and Lead Toxicity in Calves. Bull.environ Contam Toxicol. 36(3): 356-363. FL Zmudzki, J. and Szkoda, J. Trace Elements Content of Hen Eggs in Poland. Bromatologia I Chemia Toksykologiczna; 29 (1). 1996. 55-57. Prim Zook, B. C., London, W. T., Dimaggio, J. F., Rothblat, L. A., Sauer, R. M., and Sever, J. L. 1980. Experimental Lead Paint Poisoning in Nonhuman Primates. Ii. Clinical Pathologic Findings and Behavioral Effects. J Med Primatol. 9(5): 286-303. Prim Zook, B. C., London, W. T., Wilpizeski, C. R., and Sever, J. L. 1980. Experimental Lead Paint Poisoning in Nonhuman Primates. Iii. Pathologic Findings. J Med Primatol. 9(6): 343-60. No Dose Zook, Bc, Carpenter, Jl, and Leeds, Eb. 1969. Lead Poisoning in Dogs. J. Amer. Vet. Med. Ass. 155: 1329-42. Model Zuch, C. L., O'mara, D. J., and Cory-slechta, D. A. 1998 . Low-level Lead Exposure Selectively Enhances Dopamine Overflow in Nucleus Accumbens: an in Vivo Electrochemistry Time Course Assessment. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol. 150(1): 174-85. Unrel Zuri I and Terkel J. 1996. Locomotor Patterns, Territory, and Tunnel Utilization in the Mole-rat Spalax Ehrenbergi. Journal of Zoology. 240(1): 123-140. Lead Shot Zwank P J, Wright V L, Shealy P M, and Newsom J D. 1985. Lead Toxicosis in Waterfowl on Two Major Wintering Areas in Louisiana. Wildlife Society Bulletin. 13(1): 17-26. Eco-SSL for Lead 211 March 2005
Rejection Criteria Literature Rejection Categories Description Receptor ABSTRACT Abstracts of journal publications or conference Wildlife (Abstract) presentations. Plants and Soil Invertebrates ACUTE STUDIES (Acu) Single oral dose or exposure duration of three days or less. Wildlife AIR POLLUTION (Air P) Studies describing the results for air pollution studies. Wildlife Plants and Soil Invertebrates ALTERED RECEPTOR (Alt) AQUATIC STUDIES (Aquatic) ANATOMICAL STUDIES (Anat) BACTERIA (Bact) BIOACCUMULATION SURVEY (Bio Acc) BIOLOGICAL PRODUCT (BioP) BIOMARKER (Biom) CARCINOGENICITY STUDIES (Carcin) CHEMICAL METHODS (Chem Meth) CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS (CP) DEAD (Dead) DISSERTATIONS (Diss) DRUG (Drug) DUPLICATE DATA (Dup) Studies that describe the effects of the contaminant on surgically-altered or chemically-modified receptors (e.g., right nephrectomy, left renal artery ligature, hormone implant, etc.). Studies that investigate toxicity in aquatic organisms. Studies of anatomy. Instance where the contaminant is used in physical studies (e.g., silver nitrate staining for histology). Studies on bacteria or susceptibility to bacterial infection. Studies reporting the measurement of the concentration of the contaminant in tissues. Studies of biological toxicants, including venoms, fungal toxins, Bacillus thuringiensis, other plant, animal, or microbial extracts or toxins. Studies reporting results for a biomarker having no reported association with an adverse effect and an exposure dose (or concentration). Studies that report data only for carcinogenic endpoints such as tumor induction. Papers that report systemic toxicity data are retained for coding of appropriate endpoints. Studies reporting methods for determination of contaminants, purification of chemicals, etc. Studies describing the preparation and analysis of the contaminant in the tissues of the receptor. Studies reported in conference and symposium proceedings. Studies reporting results for dead organisms. Studies reporting field mortalities with necropsy data where it is not possible to establish the dose to the organism. Dissertations are excluded. However, dissertations are flagged for possible future use. Studies reporting results for testing of drug and therapeutic effects and side-effects. Therapeutic drugs include vitamins and minerals. Studies of some minerals may be included if there is potential for adverse effects. Studies reporting results that are duplicated in a separate publication. The publication with the earlier year is used. Wildlife Wildlife Plants and Soil Invertebrates Wildlife Wildlife Plants and Soil Invertebrates Wildlife Plants and Soil Invertebrates Wildlife Plants and Soil Invertebrates Wildlife Wildlife Plants and Soil Invertebrates Wildlife Plants and Soil Invertebrates Wildlife Plants and Soil Invertebrates Wildlife Plants and Soil Invertebrates Wildlife Wildlife Plants and Soil Invertebrates Wildlife Plants and Soil Invertebrates
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Ecological Soil Screening Levels fo
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 INTRODUCTION
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1.0 INTRODUCTION Ecological Soil Sc
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Lead can interfere with the synthes
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Table 3.1 Plant Toxicity Data - Lea
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Result # Table 5.1 Avian Toxicity D
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Within the reviewed papers, there a
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6.0 ECO-SSL FOR MAMMALIAN WILDLIFE
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Result # Table 6.1 Mammalian Toxici
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Surrogate Receptor Group Mammalian
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7.0 REFERENCES 7.1 General Lead Ref
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Folsomia candida (Collembola). Ecot
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Accumulation of Lead (Pb) by Maize
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Assessment of Heavy Metal Toxicity
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Mix Descamps, M., Fabre, M. C., Gre
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Yoram, and Huang, Jianwei. 1997. Hy
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Und Einem Aquatischen Oekosystem. (
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No Dur Hopkin, S. P. and Martin, M.
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Contaminated by Lead and Zinc. Envi
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No Toxicant Kort, H. S., Schober, G
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Media Lee, K. C., Cunningham, B. A.
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Treated with Lead Arsenate. J Econ
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Mix Nakos, G. 1979. Lead Pollution:
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metal-contaminated alluvial soil. J
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and Lead Solutions. J.Environ.Sci.H
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Activity and Nitrate Assimilation i
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Fiziol.Rast.(Sofia) 14[3], 3-8 Rev
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Mix Weltje, L. 1998. Mixture Toxici
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7.4 References Used in Deriving Wil
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Clayton, LB, Kitchen, I, and Winder
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Escribano, A., Revilla, M., Hernand
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Hasan, F., Cookman, G. R., Keane, G
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Kendall, RJ and Scanlon, PF. 1982.
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Mcmurry, S. T., Lochmiller, R. L.,
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Prasada Rao, P. V. V. , Jordan, S.
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Sokol, R. Z. 1987. Hormonal Effects
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Yu, S. Y., Mizinga, K. M., Nonavina
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No Oral Letter from smelter environ
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No Control Allcroft, R. 1950. Lead
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Org Met Annau, Z. 1988. Organometal
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Phys Bailey, C. and Kitchen, I. 198
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Science. 50(4): 572-580. Fate Bebe,
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Surv Beyer, W. N., Day, D., Morton,
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Mix Bishop, Christine A., Boermans,
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permanent hippocampal damage in Fis
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FL Bukovjan, K., Hallmannova, A., K
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Bio Acc Burger, J. , Rodgers, J. A.
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with heavy metals on the mineral co
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No Oral Chowdhury, A. R. and Ravell
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Bio Acc Collins, MF, Hrdina, PD, Wh
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Mix Cory Slechta, D. A., Pokora, M.
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chemical Agents. J Obstet Gynaecol
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25-39 Imm Descotes, J. R. Tedone, a
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Bact Dolinsky, Z. S., Burright, R.
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FL Dumas, P., Gueldry, D., Loireau,
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Mix Elgerwi, A. Al-Fateh and Bires,
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Stain Figueiredo, B. C., Skup, M.,
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No Dose Fowler, B. A., Kimmel, C. A
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Mix Fullmer, C. S. 1995. Dietary ca
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Surv Getz, L. L., Best, L. B., and
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Fate Govoni, S., Memo, M., Spano, P
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Surv Guitart, R., To Figueras, J.,
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Abstract Hanna, L., Peters, J. M.,
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HHE Hemberg, S., Nikkanen, J, Melli
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Surv Hillis, T. L. and Parker, G. H
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Pb Behav Hong, J. S., Tilson, H. A.
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FL Inouye, M. 1989. Teratology of h
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HHE Janghorbani, M. and Young, V. R
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Bio Acc Kaiser, T. E., Reichel, W.
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Lead Shot Kendall, R. J. and Scanlo
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Drug Kitchen, I. and McDowell, J. 1
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Unrel Kopp, S. J., Glonek, T., Erla
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Abstract Krigman, MR, Butts, SA, Ho
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No Dose Lazareno, S and Nahorski, S
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Prim Levin, E. D., Schneider, M. L.
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Lead Shot Longcore, J. R., Locke, L
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Surv Maedgen, J. L, Hacker, C. S.,
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No Dose Massaro, E. J. and Massaro,
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No Oral McGowan, C. 1989. Influence
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CP Michaelson, I. A., Greenland, R.
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