Creator
- Jason T. Hoverman, 0000-0002-4002-2728 4
- Maria S. Sepúlveda, 0000-0003-0473-5760 3
- Linda S. Lee, 0000-0003-4471-7284 2
- Ann Christine Caitlin 1
- Chloe DePerre 1
- Chloe de Perre 1
- Elizabeth B Allmon, 0000-0002-8279-4013 1
- Grace Coogan 1
- Linda Lee 1
Type
- Dataset 4
Date
subject: Amphibian subject: Forestry and Natural Resources creator: Wes Flynn
Total is 4 Results
Data from: Perfluoroalkyl substances increase susceptibility of northern leopard frog tadpoles to trematode infection
10.4231/Q5AE-XK39
Jason T. Hoverman
,
Sophia Brown
,
Wes Flynn
02/13/2020
These data correspond to a paper entitled "Perfluoroalkyl substances increase susceptibility of northern leopard frog tadpoles to trematode infection" by Brown et al. published in Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry.
Amphibian contaminants of emerging concern Disease Ecology Forestry and Natural Resources Parasite perfluoroalkyl substances wetlands
Data for: Chronic PFAS-exposure under environmentally relevant conditions delays development in northern leopard frog (Rana pipiens) larvae
10.4231/XZAM-WM86
Chloe de Perre
,
Jason T. Hoverman
,
Linda Lee
,
Maria S. Sepúlveda
,
Mike Iacchetta
,
Wes Flynn
02/17/2020
These data correspond to a paper entitled "Chronic PFAS-exposure under environmentally relevant conditions delays development in northern leopard frog (Rana pipiens) larvae" by Flynn et al. published in Environmental Toxicology &...
Amphibian aquatic toxicology bioaccumulation Forestry and Natural Resources multiple exposure routes PFOA PFOS
Leopard Frog PFOS & PFHxS Mixture Study
10.4231/SSV5-5E21
Elizabeth B Allmon
,
Jason T. Hoverman
,
Linda S. Lee
,
Maria S. Sepúlveda
,
Tyler D. Hoskins
,
Wes Flynn
,
Youn jJong Choi
08/03/2022
Leopard frog tadpoles exposed to either 0.5 ppb or 1 ppb of either PFOS or PFHxS or a mixture of 0.5 ppb PFOS and 0.5 ppb PFHxS throughout metamorphosis. Responses measured included survival, mass, SVL, SMI, PFAS body burdens, and BCFs.
Amphibian ecotoxicology Forestry and Natural Resources PFAS PFHxS PFOS
Chronic Exposure to a PFAS Mixture Resembling AFFF Causes Decreased Body Size in Northern Leopard Frogs
10.4231/GKYX-G476
Ann Christine Caitlin
,
Chloe DePerre
,
Grace Coogan
,
Jason T. Hoverman
,
Linda S. Lee
,
Mahsa Modiri
,
Maria S. Sepúlveda
,
Tyler D Hoskins
,
Wes Flynn
,
Youn Jeong Choi
04/07/2023
We exposed Northern leopard frogs to mixtures of PFAS reflective of AFFF sites and found stage specific effects, including reduced body condition at day 21 and decreased mass relative to the control.
Amphibian Forestry and Natural Resources frogs growth PFAS PFOA PFOS
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