Assimilation of zinc by Porcellio scaber (Isopoda, Crustacea) exposed to zinc

[11] Hopkin S.P., Ecophysiology of Metals in Terrestrial Invertebrates, (1989)

[12] Joosse E.N.G., Van Capelleveen H.E., Van Dalen L.H., Van Diggelen J., Effects of zinc, iron and manganese on soil associated with decomposition processes, Proc Int Conf Heavy Metals in the Environment, pp. 467-470, (1983)

[13] Joosse E.N.G., Wulfraat K.J., Glas H.P., Tolerance and acclimatization to zinc of the isopod Porcellio scaber Latr, Proc Int Conf Heavy Metals in the Environment, pp. 425-428, (1981)

[14] Ma W.C., Methodological principles of using small mammals for ecological hazard assessment of chemical soil pollution, with examples on cadmium and lead, Ecotoxicology of Soil Organisms, pp. 358-370, (1994)

[15] Tolgyessy J., Kyrs M., Radioanalytical Chemistry I, (1989)

[16] Van Capelleveen H.E., Ecotoxicity of Heavy Metals for Terrestrial Isopods, (1987)

[17] Van Hook R.I., Cadmium, lead, and zinc distribution between earthworms and soils: Potential for biological accumulation, Bull Environ Contam Toxicol, 12, pp. 509-511, (1974)

[11] Hopkin S.P., Ecophysiology of Metals in Terrestrial Invertebrates, (1989)

[12] Joosse E.N.G., Van Capelleveen H.E., Van Dalen L.H., Van Diggelen J., Effects of zinc, iron and manganese on soil associated with decomposition processes, Proc Int Conf Heavy Metals in the Environment, pp. 467-470, (1983)

[13] Joosse E.N.G., Wulfraat K.J., Glas H.P., Tolerance and acclimatization to zinc of the isopod Porcellio scaber Latr, Proc Int Conf Heavy Metals in the Environment, pp. 425-428, (1981)

[14] Ma W.C., Methodological principles of using small mammals for ecological hazard assessment of chemical soil pollution, with examples on cadmium and lead, Ecotoxicology of Soil Organisms, pp. 358-370, (1994)

[15] Tolgyessy J., Kyrs M., Radioanalytical Chemistry I, (1989)

[16] Van Capelleveen H.E., Ecotoxicity of Heavy Metals for Terrestrial Isopods, (1987)

[17] Van Hook R.I., Cadmium, lead, and zinc distribution between earthworms and soils: Potential for biological accumulation, Bull Environ Contam Toxicol, 12, pp. 509-511, (1974)