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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7941
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Johnson, W. W. and M. T. Finley
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38 <br />96-h LC50 96-h LC50 <br />Test Stage or Temp 95% CI Test Stage or Temp 95% CI <br />organism wt (g) (C) (µg/L) organism wt (g) (C) (µg/L) <br /> <br />Bluegill 1.5 18 0.61 Pteronarcys YC2 15 7.4 <br />0.50-0.74 5.5-10.0 <br />Largemouth bass 2.5 18 0.31 Cutthroat trout 1.0 13 160 <br />0.25-0.39 150-170 <br />Yellow perch F 12 0.15 Rainbow trout 1.0 13 210a <br />0.12-0.18 192-230 <br />a48-h EC50. <br />bTested in hard water, 272 ppm CaCO,. Channel catfish 1.1 18 420 <br /> <br />eFlow-through toxicity test. 351-502 <br />NOTE: A wide variation in 96-h LC50's was observed Bluegill 1.0 18 110 <br />85 141 <br />in 18 species of invertebrates tested, ranging from 7 <br />parts per trillion for Tipula to 320 ppb for mature cray- Largemouth bass 1.0 18 380a <br />fish. Most values ranged from 0.5 to 10 ppb. Com- 346-417 <br />paratively, endrin was more toxic to fish than to inver- <br />tebrates and showed less variation in LC50's. Effects Walleye 0.8 18 350a <br />of pH and water hardness on toxicity were not appre- 333.368 <br />ciable, and increases in temperature from 2 ° to 29 °C aTested in hard water, 272 ppm CaC%. <br />only doubled the toxicity to rainbow trout and blue- <br />gills. Endrin residues accumulated rapidly in fish <br /> <br />exposed by diet or bath, reaching levels of 400 to 2,000 EPTC <br />times the exposure level. Mortality occurred in <br />channel catfish when whole body residues exceeded 0.5 Chemical Name: S-Ethyl dipropylthiocarbamate <br />ppm. Several physiological and biochemical variables <br />were altered by endrin, including growth and repro- Alternate Names: CAS 759-94-4, Eptam, Eradicane, <br />ductive development, adrenal and thyroid function, R-1608 <br />serum electrolyte balance and osmoregulation, <br />glycogen metabolism, serum protein composition, <br />resistance to stress, and behavioral patterns. <br />EPN <br />Chemical Name: 0-Ethyl-0-(p-nitrophenyl) phenyl <br />phosphonothioate <br />Alternate Names: CAS 2104-64-5, ENT-17798 <br />Principal Use: Acaricide, insecticide <br />Sample Description: Technical material, 100% <br />SUMMARY OF ACUTE TOXICITY <br /> 96-h LC50 <br />Test Stage or Temp 95% CI <br />organism wt (g) (C) (µg/L) <br />G.fasciatus M 15 6.8 <br /> 3.5.13.3 <br />Palaemonetes M 21 0.6a <br /> 0.4-0.8 <br />Principal Use: Herbicide <br />Sample Description: Technical material, 98% <br />SUMMARY OF ACUTE TOXICITY <br /> 96-h LC50 <br />Test Stage or Temp 95% CI <br />organism wt (g) (C) (mg/L) <br />Asellus M 15 23a <br /> 15-36 <br />G.fasciatus M 15 66a <br />Cutthroat trout 1.0 10 17 <br /> 15-19 <br />Lake trout 0.9 10 16.2 <br /> 14.8-17.7 <br />aTested in hard water, 272 ppm CaCO.. <br />NOTE: Variations in temperature (5° to 15°C), pH (6.5 <br />to 8.5), or water hardness (44 to 300 ppm) did not alter <br />the toxicity to cutthroat trout or lake trout, except for <br />a slight increase in toxicity to cutthroat trout at pH
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