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Peter F Landrum; Jerry Neff; Peter M Chapman; David S Page
Influence of exposure and toxicokinetics on measures of aquatic toxicity for organic contaminants: a case study review.
Jerry M Neff; David S Page; Peter F Landrum; Peter M Chapman
The importance of both potency and mechanism in dose-response analysis: an example from exposure of Pacific herring (Clupea pallasi) embryos to low concentrations of weathered crude oil.
Peter F Landrum; Jerry Neff; Peter M Chapman; David S Page
Evaluating the aquatic toxicity of complex organic chemical mixtures: lessons learned from polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon and petroleum hydrocarbon case studies.

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2013: Peter F Landrum; Jerry Neff; Peter M Chapman; David S Page
Influence of exposure and toxicokinetics on measures of aquatic toxicity for organic contaminants: a case study review.
Integrated environmental assessment and management 2013;9(2):196-210.
2013: Jerry M Neff; David S Page; Peter F Landrum; Peter M Chapman
The importance of both potency and mechanism in dose-response analysis: an example from exposure of Pacific herring (Clupea pallasi) embryos to low concentrations of weathered crude oil.
Marine pollution bulletin 2013;67(1-2):7-15.
2012: Peter F Landrum; Jerry Neff; Peter M Chapman; David S Page
Evaluating the aquatic toxicity of complex organic chemical mixtures: lessons learned from polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon and petroleum hydrocarbon case studies.
Integrated environmental assessment and management 2012;8(2):217-30.
2012: David S Page; Peter F Landrum; Jerry M Neff; Peter M Chapman
Sensitivity of pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) embryos to weathered crude oil.
Environmental toxicology and chemistry / SETAC 2012;31(3):469-71; author reply 472-3; discussion 473-5; author reply 475-6.
2007: Paul D Boehm; David S Page; Jerry M Neff; Charles B Johnson
Potential for sea otter exposure to remnants of buried oil from the Exxon Valdez oil spill.
Environmental science & technology 2007;41(19):6860-7.
2007: Paul D Boehm; Jerry M Neff; David S Page
Assessment of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon exposure in the waters of Prince William Sound after the Exxon Valdez oil spill: 1989-2005.
Marine pollution bulletin 2007;54(3):339-56.
2006: William A Burns; Stephen M Mudge; A Edward Bence; Paul D Boehm; John S Brown; David S Page; Keith R Parker
Source allocation by least-squares hydrocarbon fingerprint matching.
Environmental science & technology 2006;40(21):6561-7.
2006: Jerry M Neff; A Edward Bence; Keith R Parker; David S Page; John S Brown; Paul D Boehm
Bioavailability of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from buried shoreline oil residues thirteen years after the Exxon Valdez oil spill: a multispecies assessment.
Environmental toxicology and chemistry / SETAC 2006;25(4):947-61.
2006: David S Page; John S Brown; Paul D Boehm; A Edward Bence; Jerry M Neff
A hierarchical approach measures the aerial extent and concentration levels of PAH-contaminated shoreline sediments at historic industrial sites in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
Marine pollution bulletin 2006;52(4):367-79.
2005: David S Page; Paul D Boehm; John S Brown; Jerry M Neff; William A Burns; A Edward Bence
Mussels document loss of bioavailable polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and the return to baseline conditions for oiled shorelines in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
Marine environmental research 2005;60(4):422-36.
2005: Paul D Boehm; David S Page; John S Brown; Jerry M Neff; A Edward Bence
Comparison of mussels and semi-permeable membrane devices as intertidal monitors of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons at oil spill sites.
Marine pollution bulletin 2005;50(7):740-50.
2004: Paul D Boehm; David S Page; John S Brown; Jerry M Neff; William A Burns
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon levels in mussels from Prince William Sound, Alaska, USA, document the return to baseline conditions.
Environmental toxicology and chemistry / SETAC 2004;23(12):2916-29.
2004: David S Page; Robert J Huggett; John J Stegeman; Keith R Parker; Bruce Woodin; John S Brown; A Edward Bence
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon sources related to biomarker levels in fish from Prince William Sound and the Gulf of Alaska.
Environmental science & technology 2004;38(19):4928-36.
2004: Gregory S Douglas; William A Burns; A Edward Bence; David S Page; Paul D Boehm
Optimizing detection limits for the analysis of petroleum hydrocarbons in complex environmental samples.
Environmental science & technology 2004;38(14):3958-64.
2003: Robert J Huggett; John J Stegeman; David S Page; Keith R Parker; Bruce Woodin; John S Brown
Biomarkers in fish from Prince William Sound and the Gulf of Alaska: 1999-2000.
Environmental science & technology 2003;37(18):4043-51.
2003: Paul D Boehm; Jerry M Neff; David S Page
Continuing effects of the Exxon Valdez oil spill.
Marine environmental research 2003;55(5):459-61; author reply 463-8.
2002: David S Page; Paul D Boehm; William A Stubblefield; Keith R Parker; Edward S Gilfillan; Jerry M Neff; Alan W Maki
Hydrocarbon composition and toxicity of sediments following the Exxon Valdez oil spill in Prince William Sound, Alaska, USA.
Environmental toxicology and chemistry / SETAC 2002;21(7):1438-50.
2001: Paul D Boehm; David S Page; William A Burns; A Edward Bence; P J Mankiewicz; John S Brown
Resolving the origin of the petrogenic hydrocarbon background in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
Environmental science & technology 2001;35(3):471-9.