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nr	titel	auteur	tijdschrift	jaar	jaarg.	afl.	pagina('s)	type
1	Application of truss analysis for thequantification of changes in fish condition	Dean G. Fitzgerald		2002		2	p. 115-125 11 p.	artikel
2	A quarter century of change in the fish communities ofthree small streams modified by anthropogenic activities	Dean G. Fitzgerald		1997		2	p. 111-127 17 p.	artikel
3	A research strategy for using stream microcosms in ecotoxicology Integrating experiments at different levels of biological organization with field data	Joseph M. Culp		2000		2	p. 167-176 10 p.	artikel
4	Bioenergetic food webs as a means of linkingtoxicological effects across scales of ecological organization	Daren M. Carlisle		2000		2	p. 155-165 11 p.	artikel
5	Brief communications/Research notes			2000		2	p. 153-154 2 p.	artikel
6	Determining the influence of habitat and chemicalfactors on instream biotic integrity for a SouthernOhio watershed	S.D. Dyer		1997		2	p. 91-110 20 p.	artikel
7	Effects of coastal reclamation on riverine macrobenthic infauna (Sungei Punggol) in Singapore	L. Lu		2002		2	p. 127-135 9 p.	artikel
8	Effects of removal of riparian vegetation on algae andheterotrophs in a Mediterranean stream	Sergi Sabater		1997		2	p. 129-140 12 p.	artikel
9	Effects of wastewater on fish health: an integrated approach to biomarker responses in brown trout (Salmo trutta L.)	Daniel Bernet		2000		2	p. 143-151 9 p.	artikel
10	Integrating effects of contaminants across levels ofbiological organization an overview	William H. Clements		2000		2	p. 113-116 4 p.	artikel
11	Integrating effects of stressors across levels ofbiological organization examples using organophosphorus insecticide mixtures in field-levelexposures	P.K. Sibley		2000		2	p. 117-130 14 p.	artikel
12	Intensive fish predation: an obstacle tobiological recovery following liming of acidified lakes?	Jens Petter Nilssen		2002		2	p. 73-84 12 p.	artikel
13	Pesticide toxicity endpoints in aquaticecosystems	David Simon		1997		2	p. 159-177 19 p.	artikel
14	Predatorprey interactions A link between theindividual level and both higher and lower level effects of toxicants in aquatic ecosystems	Judith S. Weis		2000		2	p. 145-153 9 p.	artikel
15	Recolonization and possible recovery of Burrowing Mayflies (Ephemeroptera: Ephemeridae: Hexagenia spp.) in Lake Erie of the Laurentian Great Lakes	Don W. Schloesser		2000		2	p. 125-141 17 p.	artikel
16	Relationship between genotoxicity, mutagenicity, and fish communitystructure in a contaminated stream	Christopher W. Theodorakis		2000		2	p. 131-143 13 p.	artikel
17	Risk evaluation of cyanobacteria-dominatedalgal blooms in a North Louisiana reservoir	Brian J. Mastin		2002		2	p. 103-114 12 p.	artikel
18	Sediment quality of North Carolina estuaries: an integrative assessment of sediment contamination, toxicity, and condition of benthic fauna	J.L. Hyland		2000		2	p. 107-124 18 p.	artikel
19	The effects of carp (Cyprinus carpio L.) on sediment export from a small urban impoundment	D.R. Barton		2000		2	p. 155-159 5 p.	artikel
20	The effects of toxicants on planktonic systems: an integrated approach using the analysis of size distributions	Robert M. Baca		2000		2	p. 95-105 11 p.	artikel
21	Use of bioassay-based whole effluent toxicity (WET)tests to predict benthic community response to acomplex industrial effluent	Helen C. Sarakinos		1997		2	p. 141-157 17 p.	artikel
22	Utility of mobile, field-based artificial streams forassessing effects of pulp mill effluents on fish in theCanadian environmental effects monitoring (EEM) program	Monique Dubé		2002		2	p. 85-102 18 p.	artikel

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