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impact on contaminant bioaccumulation in lake trout. Eco!. Monogr. 66:451-477; 1996.
van Wezel, A.P.; Opperhuizen, A. Narcosis due to environmental pollutants in aquatic
organisms: residue-based toxicity, mechanisms and membrane burdens. Crit. Rev. Toxico!' 25:255-279; 1995.
van Wezel, A.P.; de Vries, D. A.M.; Kostense. S.; Sijm, D.T. H.M.; Opperhuizen, A.
lntraspecies variation in lethal body burdens of narcotic compounds. Aquatic Toxico!.
33:325-342; 1995.
Veith, G.D.: Macek, K.1.; Petrocelli, S.R.; Carroll, 1. An evaluation of using partition
coefficients and water solubility to estimates bioconcentration factors for organic chemicals in fish. In: Eaton, 1.G.; Parrish, P.R.; Hendricks, A. C., eds. Aquatic Toxicolgy.
ASTM STP 707. American Society for Testing and Materials; 1980:p. 116-129.
Veith, G.D.; DeFoe, D.L.; Bergstedt, B.Y. Measuring and estimating the bioconcentration
factor of chemicals in fish. 1. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 36: 1040-1048; 1979.
Vetter, R.D.; Carey, M.e.; Patton, 1.S. Co-assimilation of dietary fat and benzo(a)pyrene in
the small intestine; an absorption model using killifish. 1. Lipid Res. 26:428-434; 1985.
Walter, A.: Gutknecht, J. Permeability of small none1ectrolytes through lipid bilayer membranes. 1. Membrane Bio!. 90:207-217: 1986.
Westhall. 1.C. Intluence of pH and ionic strength on the aqueous-nonaqueous distribution
of chlorinated phenols. Environ. Sci. Techno!. 19: 193-198; 1985.
Zitko, V. Metabolism and distribution by aquatic animals. In: Hutzinger, 0., ed. The
Handbook of Environmental Chemistry. vo!. 2, part A. Berlin: Springer; 1980:p. 221229.