| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| % Effect | The magnitude of the effect (e.g., % mortality; change in weight; change in length; percent hatch; etc.). |
| Analyte | The chemical substance used to create the exposure. |
| CAS | CAS registry number is a unique numerical identifier assigned by Chemical Abstract Service (CAS) to a chemical substance. |
| COLL | Where the animal was obtained: C (cultured-reared in laboratory); W (collected from wild); N/I (No Information); N/R (Not Reported). |
| Comments | Commonly supports the effects data. |
| Common name | Common name of the test animal. |
| Control | The control response for the observed effect (e.g., survival, growth, reproduction; etc.). |
| Dose | The frequency with which the contaminant was applied during the test. |
| Duration | The duration of the exposure period: hr (hours); d (days) wk (weeks), mo (months), yr (years). |
| Effect | The type of toxicological effect observed in the test animal (e.g., survival, growth, reproduction). |
| ERED ID | Unique identification number autogenerated by database. |
| ExpConc | The exposure concentration and units. |
| Fraction | The test animal tissue used to determine tissue residue (e.g., whole body, soft tissue, liver, etc.). |
| Genus Species | Scientific name of the test animal. |
| Media | Type of water used to test animal: FW (freshwater); SW (saltwater) |
| Mix | Whether the analyte was tested as part of a mixture of analytes or individually: yes (part of mixture), no (single), or N/I (No information). |
| Risk | Summary of the risk (e.g., ED, NOED, LOED) an analyte might pose to the test animal. Previously, many risk numbers were assigned to results. Going forward ERED will not report a risk number unless it is reported in the study. |
| Route | The route by which the analyte was intended to enter the body: aquatic; diet; injection. |
| Signif | Whether the effect was significantly different, usually compared to the control for laboratory studies: Yes (significant); No (not significant). |
| Source | Reference from which data was obtained. |
| Spiked | Whether the analyte was spiked into the route (aquatic, diet, sediment, injection): yes (analyte spiked), no (analyte not spiked) |
| ST | Study type: L (Lab); F (Field); L/F (Lab/Field); Meso (Mesocosm); Micro (Microcosm); N/I (No Information). |
| Stage | Life stage of the test animal (e.g., egg, larval, juvenile, adult). |
| Tissue ww (mg/kg) | Tissue residue of analyte in the test animal tissue (mg/kg wet weight). |
| Trend | The trend of the effect, usually compared to the control for laboratory studies: INC (increase); DEC (decrease), NEF (No effect). |
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| Genus Species | ERED ID | ST | Common | Stage | COLL | Analyte | CAS | MX | SPK | H2O | Route | CONC | Dose | DUR | Residue mg/kg ww |
Fraction | Effect | Trend | Signif | % Effect | Control | Risk | Comments | Source |
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| Neanthes arenaceodentata | 19887 | L | polychaete | emergent juvenile | C | Phenanthrene | 85-01-8 | N | Y | SW | aqueous | 20 µg/L | 3x/wk | 8 wk | 0.78 | whole body | mortality | NEF | N | 10% | 17% | N/R | no effect on mortality | Emery and Dillon. 1996. Chronic toxicity of phenanthrene to the .... B Environ Contam Tox 56:265-270. |
| Neanthes arenaceodentata | 19888 | L | polychaete | emergent juvenile | C | Phenanthrene | 85-01-8 | N | Y | SW | aqueous | 20 µg/L | 3x/wk | 8 wk | 0.78 | whole body | growth | DEC | Y | 21.3 mg | 33.3 mg | N/R | reduced weight gain | Emery and Dillon. 1996. Chronic toxicity of phenanthrene to the .... B Environ Contam Tox 56:265-270. |
| Neanthes arenaceodentata | 19889 | L | polychaete | emergent juvenile | C | Phenanthrene | 85-01-8 | N | Y | SW | aqueous | 20 µg/L | 3x/wk | 8 wk | 0.78 | whole body | reproduction | DEC | Y | 199 eggs | 299 eggs | N/R | reduced fecundity (eggs/brood) | Emery and Dillon. 1996. Chronic toxicity of phenanthrene to the .... B Environ Contam Tox 56:265-270. |
| Neanthes arenaceodentata | 19890 | L | polychaete | emergent juvenile | C | Phenanthrene | 85-01-8 | N | Y | SW | aqueous | 20 µg/L | 3x/wk | 8 wk | 0.78 | whole body | reproduction | DEC | Y | 128 | 201 | N/R | reduced # of juveniles/brood | Emery and Dillon. 1996. Chronic toxicity of phenanthrene to the .... B Environ Contam Tox 56:265-270. |
| Neanthes arenaceodentata | 19891 | L | polychaete | emergent juvenile | C | Phenanthrene | 85-01-8 | N | Y | SW | aqueous | 20 µg/L | 3x/wk | 8 wk | 0.78 | whole body | growth | NEF | N | 23 ug | 24 | N/R | no effect on juvenile size | Emery and Dillon. 1996. Chronic toxicity of phenanthrene to the .... B Environ Contam Tox 56:265-270. |
| Neanthes arenaceodentata | 19892 | L | polychaete | emergent juvenile | C | Phenanthrene | 85-01-8 | N | Y | SW | aqueous | 20 µg/L | 3x/wk | 8 wk | 0.78 | whole body | reproduction | INC | Y | 25.7 days | 22.3 days | N/R | increased time from pairing to egg deposition | Emery and Dillon. 1996. Chronic toxicity of phenanthrene to the .... B Environ Contam Tox 56:265-270. |