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Advantages of a Two-Generation Mysid Protocol

Advantages of a Two-Generation Mysid Protocol. Charles L. McKenney, Jr. Office of Research and Development National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory Gulf Ecology Division Gulf Breeze, FL 32561. Lobsters Shrimp Crabs. The Food Web in a Salt Marsh. HUMANS. TOP

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Advantages of a Two-Generation Mysid Protocol

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  1. Advantages of a Two-Generation Mysid Protocol Charles L. McKenney, Jr. Office of Research and Development National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory Gulf Ecology Division Gulf Breeze, FL 32561

  2. Lobsters Shrimp Crabs The Food Web in a Salt Marsh HUMANS TOP CARNIVORES ARTHROPODS BIRDS FISH MAMMALS MEIOFAUNA BACTERIA AND FUNGI ARTHROPODS MOLLUSKS ANNELIDS BIRDS MAMMALS MEIOFAUNA PLANTS DETRITUS ALGAE SEDIMENT AND ADJACENT WATER

  3. Americamysis bahia

  4. Americamysis bahia Life-Cycle

  5. Summary of Mysid Life-Cycle Exposures

  6. Evaluating effects of potential endocrine-disrupting compounds - a life-cycle context Postdevelopmental exposure = activational and reversible effects Developmental exposure = organizational and irreversible effects

  7. JHA Effect of Juvenile Hormone Agonists (JHA)

  8. Similarity in Structure of Insect and Crustacean Hormones and a Reference Juvenile Hormone Analogue Used as Pesticide

  9. Palaemonetes pugio exposure to Fenoxycarb

  10. Endocrine Regulation of Crustacean Reproduction and Growth From Charmantier et al., 1997

  11. Americamysis bahia vs pyriproxyfen exposures

  12. TRANSGENERATIONAL EFFECTS ON MYSIDS

  13. FIRST GENERATION SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTIVE RESPONSES

  14. SECOND GENERATION SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTIVE RESPONSES

  15. Altered development, growth and reproduction of Crustceans by EDCs would restrict their role as dominant secondary producers

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