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Ecotoxicology: Central concepts and some specific questions


Froggy Jumps Ecotoxicology: Central concepts and some specific questionsOnline version Key concepts in ecotoxicology by Biology 1 Who was Paracelsus and what is he famous for? a Founder of ecology; species diversity matters b Father of toxicology; 'the dose makes the poison' c Discoverer of bacteria; microbial detox 2 What is a dose-response curve used for in ecotoxicology? a Predicts weather patterns b Measures environmental pH changes c Shows how effect varies with exposure dose 3 What does NOEL stand for? a No Observed Environmental Limit b New Observed Exposure Limit c No Observed Effect Level 4 Difference between acute and chronic exposure studies? a Both are identical in design and duration b Acute is long-term; chronic is short-term c Acute is short-term high dose; chronic is long-term low dose 5 What does LC50 mean? a Liquid Concentration for 50% degradation b Lethal Concentration for 50% of organisms c Least Concentration for 50% 6 A common ecotoxicology endpoint? a Color change in water b Reproduction inhibition or mortality c Increase in population size 7 What is bioaccumulation? a Environmental removal of toxins b Build-up of chemicals in organisms over time c Immediate detoxification 8 What is biomagnification? a Decreasing concentration with trophic level b Rising contaminant concentration up the food chain c Constant level across all species 9 Risk assessment in ecotoxicology combines hazard and exposure to? a Only measure exposure levels b Estimate overall risk c Only measure toxicity 10 What characterizes an acute toxicity test? a Only behavioral observations without mortality b Very long-term study c Short exposure with rapid mortality assessment

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Ecotoxicology: Central concepts and some specific questionsOnline version

by Biology

Who was Paracelsus and what is he famous for?

What is a dose-response curve used for in ecotoxicology?

What does NOEL stand for?

Difference between acute and chronic exposure studies?

What does LC50 mean?

A common ecotoxicology endpoint?

What is bioaccumulation?

What is biomagnification?

Risk assessment in ecotoxicology combines hazard and exposure to?

What characterizes an acute toxicity test?