Using phylogenetic information to predict species tolerances to toxic chemicals
Abstract
Tolerance to toxic substances is a characteristic of an organism that determines whether it is able to withstand the concentrations occurring in its environment. The measurement of tolerance is therefore of fundamental importance when assessing the impact of anthropogenic chemicals on ecosystems and ecological communities. Although an appreciable amount of information on species tolerance to chemicals has been collected through the last 50...
Paper Details
Title
Using phylogenetic information to predict species tolerances to toxic chemicals
Published Date
Dec 1, 2011
Journal
Volume
21
Issue
8
Pages
3178 - 3190
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