PW02 Wildlife as Ecological Receptors at Hazardous Waste Sites
Exhibit Hall
8:00 AM - Wednesday, 12 November 2003

PW043 A Probabilistic Risk Assessment for Sediment-Probing, Carnivorous-Wading, and Piscivorous Birds Exposed to tPCBs, Mercury, TEQs, Lead, and Selenium in the Calcasieu Estuary, LA. Pawlisz, A1, Moore, D R1, Thompson, R1, Breton, R1, Teed, S1, MacDonald, D, 1 The Cadmus Group, Ottawa, ON, Canada

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PW044 Assessing the Risks to Carnivorous Fish in the Calcasieu Estuary, Louisiana: A Probabilistic Risk Assessment. Teed, R1, Moore, D1, MacDonald, D2, MacDonald, D1, Breton, R1, Pawlisz, A1, Thompson, R1, 1 The Cadmus Group, Inc., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada2 MacDonald Environmental Sciences Ltd., Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada

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PW045 PCB Contamination of Common Snapping Turtle Eggs from the Hudson River, New York. Balk, C.1, Steinbacher, J.2, Jahn, K.3, 1 New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Gloversville, NY, USA2 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Silver Spring, MD, USA3 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Cortland, NY, USA

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PW046 The Magic Duck. Cameron , M1, Wickstrom, G1, 1 Keystone Environmental Ltd., Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

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PW047 Using Monte Carlo Simulation to Assess Potential Risks to Diving Ducks at a Former Skeet Range. Bartee, M1, Holder, J1, Lau, V2, Pound, M3, 1 BBL Sciences, Santa Barbara, CA, USA2 Battelle, San Francisco, CA, USA3 U.S. Navy, San Diego, CA, USA

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PW048 Development of a Binomial Probability Model to Evaluate Risk at a Skeet Range. Holder, J1, Bartee, M1, Lau, V2, Pound, M3, 1 BBL Sciences, Santa Barbara, CA, USA2 Battelle, San Francisco, CA, USA3 U.S. Navy, San Diego, CA, USA

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PW049 Assessing risks to wildlife in the Calcasieu Estuary, Louisiana: An overview of the probabilistic approach used. Moore, D1, Breton, R1, MacDonald, D1, Pawlisz, A1, Teed, R1, Thompson, R1, 1 The Cadmus Group, Inc., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

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PW050 Rodents as Receptor Species at a Tritium-Irrigated Hazardous Waste Site. Kelsey-Wall, A1, Seaman, J1, Gaines, K2, Komoroski, M1, 1 Savannah River Ecology Laboratory - UGA, Aiken, SC, United States2 University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD, United States

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PW051 Dioxin-like risk assessment overestimates toxicity in wildlife exposed to PCBs. Fuchsman, P.C.1, Heslep, R.W.1, Leigh, K.B.1, Barber, T.R.1, 1 ARCADIS, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

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PW052 Assessing the Risks to Piscivorous and Omnivorous Mammals in the Calcasieu Estuary Contaminated Site, Louisiana: A Probabilistic Risk Assessment. Breton, R.1, MacDonald, D.1, Moore, D.1, Teed, R.1, Pawlisz, A.1, Thompson, R.1, 1 The Cadmus Group, Inc., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

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PW053 The use of a regionally abundant POP as a population indicator and the predicted dietary exposure in southeastern U.S. bottlenose dolphins. Pulster, E1, Maruya, K2, Caldwell, Mj1, 1 Savannah State University, Savannah, Georgia, USA2 Skidaway Institute of Oceanography, Savannah, Georgia, USA

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PW054 spill response decision-making in relation to wildlife resources and oil spill applied technologies. Scholz, D1, Warren, S1, Hayward-Walker, A1, McGowan, P2, Stout, H3, Hogue, G4, 1 SEA, Inc, C, SC, USA2 US. Fish and Wildlife Service/Chesapeake Bay Field Office, Annapolis, MD, USA3 Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research, Newark, DE, USA4 US. Department of The Interior/Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance, Atlanta, GA, USA

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