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• Expanding the role of ecotoxicology in the Australian wet-dry tropics (PDF 362 KB)

About the report

eriss has been carrying out ecotoxicological testing for approximately 10 years. This period has seen the development and refinement of a suite of bioassays thought to suitably represent aquatic ecosystems of the Australian wet-dry tropics. This report is a presentation to “Chemistry and Ecotoxicology in Aquatic Environments” Royal Australian Institute – Northern Territory Branch. Northern Territory University, Darwin. 21 August 1998.