The Use of Population Modeling to Interpret Chronic Sublethal Sediment Bioassays

This technical note provides a brief introduction to population modeling and describes the application and utility of such techniques for dredged material bioassays. The use of population modeling as a source of interpretive guidance for chronic sublethal dredged material bioassays is emphasized.

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Main Authors: Bridges, Todd S, Dillon, Tom M, Engler, Robert M
Format: Report
Language:English
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AQ M00-11-3592
BIOASSAY
DREDGED MATERIALS
Environmental Health and Safety
GUIDANCE
POPULATION
Radiobiology
SEDIMENTS
SOURCES
SUBLETHAL DOSAGE
TOXICITY
Toxicology
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Summary:This technical note provides a brief introduction to population modeling and describes the application and utility of such techniques for dredged material bioassays. The use of population modeling as a source of interpretive guidance for chronic sublethal dredged material bioassays is emphasized.