Ecotoxicological Tests
See below the ecotoxicological tests performed by APLYSIA.
| Daphnia similis: A fresh-water microcrustacean used in acute ecotoxicity tests of industrial and sanitary effluent samples, chemicals, environmental samples of surface water, ground water, interstitial water, and sediment elutriates. | |
| Ceriodaphnia dubia: A fresh-water microcrustacean used in chronic ecotoxicity tests of industrial and sanitary effluent samples, chemicals, environmental samples of surface water, ground water, interstitial water, and sediment elutriate samples. | |
| Danio rerio: A fresh-water fish used in acute ecotoxicity tests of industrial and sanitary effluent samples, chemicals, environmental samples of surface water, ground water, interstitial water, and sediment elutriate samples. | |
| Echinometra lucunter: A sea urchin used in chronic ecotoxicity tests of industrial and sanitary effluent samples, chemicals, environmental samples of surface water, ground water, interstitial water, and sediment elutriate samples. | |
| Skeletonema costatum: A single-celled alga used in chronic ecotoxicity tests of industrial and sanitary effluent samples, chemicals, environmental samples of surface water, ground water, interstitial water, and sediment elutriate samples. | |
| Nitokra sp.: A estuarine benthic copepod used in acute and chronic ecotoxicity tests in liquid environmental samples such as surface water, sediment elutriates, total sediment as well as chemicals. | |
| Tiburonella viscana: A burrowing amphipod used in acute ecotoxicity tests in samples of total sediment. | |
| Vibrio fischeri: Marine bioluminiscent bacteria used in acute ecotoxicity tests of industrial and sanitary effluent samples, chemicals, environmental samples of surface water, ground water, interstitial water, and sediment elutriates. | |
| Hyalella azteca: A fresh-water amphipod used in acute and chronic ecotoxicity tests in samples of total sediment. | |
| Mysidopsis juniae: A mysid crustacean used in acute ecotoxicity tests in samples of liquid effluents, chemicals, sediment elutriates, and oil water-soluble fraction. Leptocheirus plumulosus: A burrow-building amphipod found in east regions of North Am erican coast mainly in protected embayments, but also in channels of estuarine rivers. Thisspecie is commonly appliedin marine sediment bioassay. Grandidierella bonnieroides: amphipod usually reported in Brazilian coast. Native tropical specie is a perfect environmental quality indicator. Relevant in whole sediment ecotoxicological approaches (chronic & agude) to monitoring activities and interventions in estuarine zone and Brazilianterritorial sea. | |
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