Conséquences écologiques
381
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R, Garnier-Laplace J, Simon O (2008).
Conséquences écologiques d’une exposition
chronique à l’uranium, Biofutur, 291 : 42-45.
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of the Chernobyl accident and their remediation: twenty years of experience. Report
of the UN Chernobyl Forum Expert Group
«Environment » (EGE), IAEA, Vienna.
Akob DM, Mills HJ, Kostka JE (2007). Metabolically active microbial communities in
uranium-contaminated subsurface sediments. FEMS Microbiol Ecol, 59 : 95-107.
Alonzo F, Gilbin R, Zeman FA, GarnierLaplace J (2008a). Increased effects of
internal alpha irradiation in Daphnia
magna after chronic exposure over three
successive generations. Aquatic Tox, 87 :
146-156.
Alonzo F, Hertel-Aas T, Gilek M, Gilbin R,
Oughton DH, Garnier-Laplace J (2008b).
Modelling the propagation of effects of
chronic exposure to ionising radiation from
individuals to populations. J Environ Rad,
99 : 1464-1473.
Baker RJ, Hamilton MJ, Van Den Bussche RA,
Wiggins LE, Sugg DW, Smith MH (1996).
Small mammals from the most radioactive
sites near the Chernobyl nuclear power
plant, J Mammal, 77 : 155-170.
Bamborough L, Cummings SP (2008). The
impact of increasing heavy metal stress on
the diversity and structure of the bacterial
and actinobacterial communities of metals
lophytic grassland soil. Biol Fertil Soils,
’
DOI 10.1007/s00374-008-0323-l.
» Barns SM, Cain EC, Sommerville L, Kuske
|
CR (2007). Acidobacteria phylum sequeno
ces in uranium-contaminated subsurface
’
sediments greatly expand the known
5
diversity within the phylum. Appl Environ
§■
Microbiol, 73 : 3113-3116.
o
। Bell G, Collins S (2008). Adaptation, extinc®
tion and global change. Evolutionary appli।
cations, 1 (1) ; 3-16.
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5 Calow P, Sibl RM (1990). A physiological
j
basis of population processes: Ecotoxicological implications. Fund Ecol, 4 : 283-288.
Caswell H (1997). Matrix methods for population analysis. Im Tuljapurkar S, Caswel H,
Structured-population models in marine,
terrestrial, and freshwater systems. Chapman & Hall, New York. 19-58.
De Roos AM (1997). A gentle introduction
to physiologically structured population
models. Im. Tuljapurkar S, Caswel H,
Structured-population models in marine,
terrestrial, and freshwater systems. Chapman & Hall, New York. 119-204.
Dias V, Vasseur C, Bonzom J-M (2008).
Exposure of Chironomus riparius larvae to
uranium: effects on survival, development
time, growth, and mouthpart deformities.
Chemosphere, 71 : 574-581.
European Commission (2003). Technical
Guidance Document (TGD) in support of
commission directive 93/67/EEC on risk
assessment for new notified substances and
commission regulation (EC) n° 1488/94 on
risk assessment for existing substances.
Ellis RJ, Morgan P, Weightmann AJ, Fry JC
(2003). Cultivation-dependent and -independent approaches for determining bacterial diversity in heavy-metal-contaminated
soil. Appl Environ Microbiol, 69 : 32233230.
Falconer DS, Mackay TFC (1996) Introduction to quantitative genetics. Longman
Group Ltd ed., Edimbourg, England.
Fredrickson JK, Zachara JM, Balkwill
DL, Kennedy D, Li SW, Kostandarithes
HM, Daly MJ, Romine MF, Brockman
FJ (2004). Geomicrobiology of high-level
nuclear waste contaminated vadose sediments at the hanford site, Washington state.
Appl Environ Microbiol, 70 : 4230-4241.
Frey B, Stemmen M, Widmer F, Luster J,
Sperisen C (2006). Microbial activity and
community structure of a soil after heavy
metal contamination in a model forest ecosystem. Soil Biol Biochem, 38 : 1745-1756.
Geras’kin SA, Fesenko SV, Alexakhin RM
(2008). Effects of non-human species irradiation after the Chernobyl NPP accident.
Environ Inter, 34 : 880-897.
Gillan DC, Danis B, Pernet P, Joly G, Dubois
P (2005). Structure of sediment-associa
381
Références bibliographiques
Adam C, Alonzo F, Bonzom J-M, Gilbin
R, Garnier-Laplace J, Simon O (2008).
Conséquences écologiques d’une exposition
chronique à l’uranium, Biofutur, 291 : 42-45.
AIEA, Agence international de l’énergie atomique (2006). Environmental consequences
of the Chernobyl accident and their remediation: twenty years of experience. Report
of the UN Chernobyl Forum Expert Group
«Environment » (EGE), IAEA, Vienna.
Akob DM, Mills HJ, Kostka JE (2007). Metabolically active microbial communities in
uranium-contaminated subsurface sediments. FEMS Microbiol Ecol, 59 : 95-107.
Alonzo F, Gilbin R, Zeman FA, GarnierLaplace J (2008a). Increased effects of
internal alpha irradiation in Daphnia
magna after chronic exposure over three
successive generations. Aquatic Tox, 87 :
146-156.
Alonzo F, Hertel-Aas T, Gilek M, Gilbin R,
Oughton DH, Garnier-Laplace J (2008b).
Modelling the propagation of effects of
chronic exposure to ionising radiation from
individuals to populations. J Environ Rad,
99 : 1464-1473.
Baker RJ, Hamilton MJ, Van Den Bussche RA,
Wiggins LE, Sugg DW, Smith MH (1996).
Small mammals from the most radioactive
sites near the Chernobyl nuclear power
plant, J Mammal, 77 : 155-170.
Bamborough L, Cummings SP (2008). The
impact of increasing heavy metal stress on
the diversity and structure of the bacterial
and actinobacterial communities of metals
lophytic grassland soil. Biol Fertil Soils,
’
DOI 10.1007/s00374-008-0323-l.
» Barns SM, Cain EC, Sommerville L, Kuske
|
CR (2007). Acidobacteria phylum sequeno
ces in uranium-contaminated subsurface
’
sediments greatly expand the known
5
diversity within the phylum. Appl Environ
§■
Microbiol, 73 : 3113-3116.
o
। Bell G, Collins S (2008). Adaptation, extinc®
tion and global change. Evolutionary appli।
cations, 1 (1) ; 3-16.
o
5 Calow P, Sibl RM (1990). A physiological
j
basis of population processes: Ecotoxicological implications. Fund Ecol, 4 : 283-288.
Caswell H (1997). Matrix methods for population analysis. Im Tuljapurkar S, Caswel H,
Structured-population models in marine,
terrestrial, and freshwater systems. Chapman & Hall, New York. 19-58.
De Roos AM (1997). A gentle introduction
to physiologically structured population
models. Im. Tuljapurkar S, Caswel H,
Structured-population models in marine,
terrestrial, and freshwater systems. Chapman & Hall, New York. 119-204.
Dias V, Vasseur C, Bonzom J-M (2008).
Exposure of Chironomus riparius larvae to
uranium: effects on survival, development
time, growth, and mouthpart deformities.
Chemosphere, 71 : 574-581.
European Commission (2003). Technical
Guidance Document (TGD) in support of
commission directive 93/67/EEC on risk
assessment for new notified substances and
commission regulation (EC) n° 1488/94 on
risk assessment for existing substances.
Ellis RJ, Morgan P, Weightmann AJ, Fry JC
(2003). Cultivation-dependent and -independent approaches for determining bacterial diversity in heavy-metal-contaminated
soil. Appl Environ Microbiol, 69 : 32233230.
Falconer DS, Mackay TFC (1996) Introduction to quantitative genetics. Longman
Group Ltd ed., Edimbourg, England.
Fredrickson JK, Zachara JM, Balkwill
DL, Kennedy D, Li SW, Kostandarithes
HM, Daly MJ, Romine MF, Brockman
FJ (2004). Geomicrobiology of high-level
nuclear waste contaminated vadose sediments at the hanford site, Washington state.
Appl Environ Microbiol, 70 : 4230-4241.
Frey B, Stemmen M, Widmer F, Luster J,
Sperisen C (2006). Microbial activity and
community structure of a soil after heavy
metal contamination in a model forest ecosystem. Soil Biol Biochem, 38 : 1745-1756.
Geras’kin SA, Fesenko SV, Alexakhin RM
(2008). Effects of non-human species irradiation after the Chernobyl NPP accident.
Environ Inter, 34 : 880-897.
Gillan DC, Danis B, Pernet P, Joly G, Dubois
P (2005). Structure of sediment-associa