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A decadal study of biometric and imposex indices in two gastropods
Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, 2019AbstractWe have monitored tributyltin (TBT) pollution in Galicia (NW Spain) for more than a decade by means of assessing gastropod imposex in populations of Nucella lapillus (N ≥ 34) and Tritia reticulata (N ≥ 18) at regular intervals. Several thousand specimens were processed to obtain their shell height (SH), penis length (PL) and vas deferens ...
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Kinetics of the development of imposex in transplanted adult dogwhelks, Nucella lapillus
Environmental Pollution, 2000The degree of imposex in dogwhelks, Nucella lapillus (L.), is normally described in terms of a series of vas deferens development stages. The progression of adult female dogwhelks through vas deferens stages 0-5 in response to exposure to tributyltin at 2-128 ng/l has been modelled on the basis of first-order kinetics. Modelling indicated that the half-
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TBT controls and the recovery of whelks from imposex
Marine Pollution Bulletin, 1995M. Tester, D. Ellis
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Imposex in Three Marine Gastropod Species in Chile and Potential Impact on Muriciculture
Marine Pollution Bulletin, 1999Gerald Leblanc
exaly
Review of Study on Tributyltin-Induced Imposex in Gastropods
Advances in Environmental Protection, 2020openaire +1 more source
Imposex still evident in eastern Australia 10 years after tributyltin restrictions
Marine Environmental Research, 2003Scott P Wilson
exaly