CHAPTER 13 . Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals in Marine Environment
321
Evans SM (2000) Response to letter by Nichols. Mar Pollut Bull 40:713-715
Fingerman M, Devi M, Reddy PS, Katyayani R (1996) Impact of heavy metal exposure on the nervous
system and endocrine-mediated processes in crustaceans. Zool Stud 35:1-8
Fournier M et al. (2000) Immunosuppression in mice fed on diets containing beluga whale blubber from
the St. Lawrence Estuary and the Arctic populations. Toxicol Lett 112:311-317
Foresti F (2000) Biotechnology and fish culture. Hydrobiologia 420:45-47
Fossi MC, Casini S, Marsili L (1999) Non-destructive biomarkers of exposure to disrupting chemicals
in endangered species. Chemosphere 39:1273-1285
Fry DM, Toone CK (1981) DDT-induced feminisation of gull embryos. Science 213:922-924
Fry DM, Toone CK, Soeich SM, Peard RJ (1987) Sex ratio skew and breeding patterns of gulls: Demographic and toxicological considerations. Stud Avian Bioi 10:26-43
Gandini L, Lombardo F, Culasso F, Dondero F, Lenzi A (2000) Myth and reality of the decline in semen
quality: An example of the relativity of data interpretation. J Endocrinol Invest 23:402-411
Gibbs PE, Bryan GW (1996) Reproductive failure in the gastropod N. lapillus caused by tributyltin pollution. A review. In: Champ MA, Seligman PF (eds) Organotin. Environmental Fate and Effects.
Chapman and Hall, London, pp 259-280
Gibbs PE, Pascoe PL, Burt GR (1988) Sex change in the female dog-whelk Nucella lapillus induced by
tributyltin from antifouling paints. J Mar Bioi Assoc UK 68:715-731
Gnezdilova SM, Khristoforova NK, Lipina IG (1985) Gonadotoxic and embryotoxic effects of cadmium
in sea urchins. Symposia Biologica Hungarica 29:239-251
Grasman KA, Scanlon PF, Fox GA (1998) Reproductive and physiological effects of environmental contaminants in fish-eating birds of the Great Lakes: A review of historical trends. Environ Monit Assess 53=117-145
Guillette LJ (2000) Contaminant-induced endocrine disruption in wildlife. Growth Horm IGF Res
10:45-50
Halldin K, Berg C, Brandt I, Brunstrom B (1999) Sexual behaviour in Japanese quail as test end point for
endocrine disruption: Effects of in ovo exposure to ethinyloestradiol and diethylstilbestrol. Environ
Health Persp 107:861-866
Hansen JC (2000) Environmental contaminants and human health in the Arctic. Toxicol Lett 112:119-125
Hansen PD, Vonwesternhagen H, Rosenthal H (1985) Chlorinated hydrocarbons and hatching success
in Baltic herring spring spawners. Mar Environ Res 15(1):59-76
Harries JE, Sheaman DA, Jobling S, Matthiessen P, Neall P Routledge, EJ, Rycroft R, Sumpter JP, Tylor T
(1996) A survey of estrogenic activity in United Kingdom inland waters. Environ Toxicol Chern
15=1993-2002
Harries JE, Janbakhsh A, Jobling S, Matthiessen P, Sumpter JP, Tyler CR (1999) Estrogenic potency of
effluent from two sewage treatment works in the United Kingdom. Environ Toxicol Chern 18:932-937
Helle E, Olsson M, Jensen S (1976a) DDT and PCB levels and reproduction in ringed seals from the
Bothnian Bay. Ambio 5=188-189
Helle E, Olsson M, Jensen S (1976b) PCB levels correlated with pathological changes in seal uteri. Ambio
5:261-263
Henriksen EO, Gabrielsen GW, Trudeau S, Wolkers J, Sagerup K, Skaare JU (2000) Organochlorines and
possible biochemical effects in glaucous gulls (Larus hyperboreus) from Bjornoya, the Barents Sea.
Arch Environ Con Tox 38:234-243
Herbst AL Ulfelder H, Poskanzer DC (1971) Adenocarcinoma of the vagina. Association of maternal
stilbestrol therapy with tumour appearance in young women. New Engl J Med 284:878-881
Hester RE, Harrison RM (eds.) (1999) Endocrine disrupting chemicals. Royal Society of Chemistry,
Cambridge (Issues in Environmental Science and Technology, No. 12)
Howell WM, Denton TE (1989) Gonopodial morphogenesis in female mosquitofish, Gambusia afftnus,
mascilinized by exposure to degradation products from plant sterols. Environ Bioi Fish 24:43-51
Huet MC (2000) OECD activity on endocrine disrupters test guidelines development. Ecotoxicology
9:77-84
Hunt GL, Hunt MW (1977) Female-female pairing in western gulls (Laurus occidentalis) in southern
California. Science 196:1466-1467
IEH (1995) IEH assessment on environmental oestrogens: Consequences to human health and wildlife.
Institute for Environment and Health, Leicester
IPCS (1998) International Programme on Chemical Safety, Report of IPCS/OECD Scoping Meeting on
Endocrine Disruptors (EDCs), 16-18 March, Washington
Janssen PAH, Lambert JGD, Vethaak AD, Goos HJT (1997) Environmental pollution causes elevated concentrations of estrogens and vitellogenin in the female flounder Platichthys flesus L. Aquat Toxicol
39:195-214
Jobling S, Sumpter JP (1993) Detergent components in sewage effluent are weakly oestrogenic to fish:
An in vitro study using rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) hepatocytes. Aquat Toxicol 27:361-372
321
Evans SM (2000) Response to letter by Nichols. Mar Pollut Bull 40:713-715
Fingerman M, Devi M, Reddy PS, Katyayani R (1996) Impact of heavy metal exposure on the nervous
system and endocrine-mediated processes in crustaceans. Zool Stud 35:1-8
Fournier M et al. (2000) Immunosuppression in mice fed on diets containing beluga whale blubber from
the St. Lawrence Estuary and the Arctic populations. Toxicol Lett 112:311-317
Foresti F (2000) Biotechnology and fish culture. Hydrobiologia 420:45-47
Fossi MC, Casini S, Marsili L (1999) Non-destructive biomarkers of exposure to disrupting chemicals
in endangered species. Chemosphere 39:1273-1285
Fry DM, Toone CK (1981) DDT-induced feminisation of gull embryos. Science 213:922-924
Fry DM, Toone CK, Soeich SM, Peard RJ (1987) Sex ratio skew and breeding patterns of gulls: Demographic and toxicological considerations. Stud Avian Bioi 10:26-43
Gandini L, Lombardo F, Culasso F, Dondero F, Lenzi A (2000) Myth and reality of the decline in semen
quality: An example of the relativity of data interpretation. J Endocrinol Invest 23:402-411
Gibbs PE, Bryan GW (1996) Reproductive failure in the gastropod N. lapillus caused by tributyltin pollution. A review. In: Champ MA, Seligman PF (eds) Organotin. Environmental Fate and Effects.
Chapman and Hall, London, pp 259-280
Gibbs PE, Pascoe PL, Burt GR (1988) Sex change in the female dog-whelk Nucella lapillus induced by
tributyltin from antifouling paints. J Mar Bioi Assoc UK 68:715-731
Gnezdilova SM, Khristoforova NK, Lipina IG (1985) Gonadotoxic and embryotoxic effects of cadmium
in sea urchins. Symposia Biologica Hungarica 29:239-251
Grasman KA, Scanlon PF, Fox GA (1998) Reproductive and physiological effects of environmental contaminants in fish-eating birds of the Great Lakes: A review of historical trends. Environ Monit Assess 53=117-145
Guillette LJ (2000) Contaminant-induced endocrine disruption in wildlife. Growth Horm IGF Res
10:45-50
Halldin K, Berg C, Brandt I, Brunstrom B (1999) Sexual behaviour in Japanese quail as test end point for
endocrine disruption: Effects of in ovo exposure to ethinyloestradiol and diethylstilbestrol. Environ
Health Persp 107:861-866
Hansen JC (2000) Environmental contaminants and human health in the Arctic. Toxicol Lett 112:119-125
Hansen PD, Vonwesternhagen H, Rosenthal H (1985) Chlorinated hydrocarbons and hatching success
in Baltic herring spring spawners. Mar Environ Res 15(1):59-76
Harries JE, Sheaman DA, Jobling S, Matthiessen P, Neall P Routledge, EJ, Rycroft R, Sumpter JP, Tylor T
(1996) A survey of estrogenic activity in United Kingdom inland waters. Environ Toxicol Chern
15=1993-2002
Harries JE, Janbakhsh A, Jobling S, Matthiessen P, Sumpter JP, Tyler CR (1999) Estrogenic potency of
effluent from two sewage treatment works in the United Kingdom. Environ Toxicol Chern 18:932-937
Helle E, Olsson M, Jensen S (1976a) DDT and PCB levels and reproduction in ringed seals from the
Bothnian Bay. Ambio 5=188-189
Helle E, Olsson M, Jensen S (1976b) PCB levels correlated with pathological changes in seal uteri. Ambio
5:261-263
Henriksen EO, Gabrielsen GW, Trudeau S, Wolkers J, Sagerup K, Skaare JU (2000) Organochlorines and
possible biochemical effects in glaucous gulls (Larus hyperboreus) from Bjornoya, the Barents Sea.
Arch Environ Con Tox 38:234-243
Herbst AL Ulfelder H, Poskanzer DC (1971) Adenocarcinoma of the vagina. Association of maternal
stilbestrol therapy with tumour appearance in young women. New Engl J Med 284:878-881
Hester RE, Harrison RM (eds.) (1999) Endocrine disrupting chemicals. Royal Society of Chemistry,
Cambridge (Issues in Environmental Science and Technology, No. 12)
Howell WM, Denton TE (1989) Gonopodial morphogenesis in female mosquitofish, Gambusia afftnus,
mascilinized by exposure to degradation products from plant sterols. Environ Bioi Fish 24:43-51
Huet MC (2000) OECD activity on endocrine disrupters test guidelines development. Ecotoxicology
9:77-84
Hunt GL, Hunt MW (1977) Female-female pairing in western gulls (Laurus occidentalis) in southern
California. Science 196:1466-1467
IEH (1995) IEH assessment on environmental oestrogens: Consequences to human health and wildlife.
Institute for Environment and Health, Leicester
IPCS (1998) International Programme on Chemical Safety, Report of IPCS/OECD Scoping Meeting on
Endocrine Disruptors (EDCs), 16-18 March, Washington
Janssen PAH, Lambert JGD, Vethaak AD, Goos HJT (1997) Environmental pollution causes elevated concentrations of estrogens and vitellogenin in the female flounder Platichthys flesus L. Aquat Toxicol
39:195-214
Jobling S, Sumpter JP (1993) Detergent components in sewage effluent are weakly oestrogenic to fish:
An in vitro study using rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) hepatocytes. Aquat Toxicol 27:361-372