Definition of ecotoxicology in English:

ecotoxicology

noun ˌiːkəʊtɒksɪˈkɒlədʒiˌēkō-

mass noun

The branch of science that deals with the nature, effects, and interactions of substances that are harmful to the environment.
生态毒理学（研究对环境有害的物质的性质、作用和相互作用的学科）
Example sentencesExamples
- Recent efforts in ecotoxicology have focused on linking effects of contaminants on individuals with population-level consequences.
- This technique has been applied in genotoxicity studies, in ecotoxicology, in biomonitoring and in clinical radiobiology.
- These reproductive end-points can be studied in parallel to determine contaminant effects on the reproductive success of the organism, one of the key objectives of ecotoxicology.
- Sparling is an authority on amphibian ecotoxicology.
- Modern ecotoxicology must embrace our growing understanding of the complexity and variation associated with the biology of organisms, from genomic to ecosystem levels of organization.

Derivatives

ecotoxicological

adjective

Such a prediction may be directly interpreted as a form of risk assessment or, alternatively, these pairs (toxicological harm/exposure) could then be related to a conventional scale of ecotoxicological risk, for example from 1 to 10.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition, because rotifers are relatively easy to culture and sensitive to pollutants they have become important tools in ecotoxicological testing.
- This inverse relationship between resistance and resilience is of particular importance in ecotoxicological respect.
- These cause ecotoxicological effects directly, through toxicity to nontarget organisms and ecosystems, and indirectly, by changing habitat or the abundance of food species of wildlife.
- Sediment evaluation along the stream supplies a diagnosis of the ecotoxicological impact on the area because certain groups of compounds with toxic and genotoxic properties are deposited over time.

ecotoxicologist

noun

What should I study if I want to become an Ecotoxicologist?
Example sentencesExamples
- As an ecotoxicologist you will probably work for an environmental consulting company, research institution, or government regulatory agency sampling ecosystems for pollutants.

Definition of ecotoxicology in US English:

ecotoxicology

nounˌēkō-

The branch of science that deals with the nature, effects, and interactions of substances that are harmful to the environment.
生态毒理学（研究对环境有害的物质的性质、作用和相互作用的学科）
Example sentencesExamples
- Sparling is an authority on amphibian ecotoxicology.
- Recent efforts in ecotoxicology have focused on linking effects of contaminants on individuals with population-level consequences.
- Modern ecotoxicology must embrace our growing understanding of the complexity and variation associated with the biology of organisms, from genomic to ecosystem levels of organization.
- These reproductive end-points can be studied in parallel to determine contaminant effects on the reproductive success of the organism, one of the key objectives of ecotoxicology.
- This technique has been applied in genotoxicity studies, in ecotoxicology, in biomonitoring and in clinical radiobiology.

词汇	ecotoxicology
释义	Definition of ecotoxicology in English: ecotoxicology noun ˌiːkəʊtɒksɪˈkɒlədʒiˌēkō- mass noun The branch of science that deals with the nature, effects, and interactions of substances that are harmful to the environment. 生态毒理学（研究对环境有害的物质的性质、作用和相互作用的学科） Example sentencesExamples Recent efforts in ecotoxicology have focused on linking effects of contaminants on individuals with population-level consequences. This technique has been applied in genotoxicity studies, in ecotoxicology, in biomonitoring and in clinical radiobiology. These reproductive end-points can be studied in parallel to determine contaminant effects on the reproductive success of the organism, one of the key objectives of ecotoxicology. Sparling is an authority on amphibian ecotoxicology. Modern ecotoxicology must embrace our growing understanding of the complexity and variation associated with the biology of organisms, from genomic to ecosystem levels of organization. Derivatives ecotoxicological adjective Such a prediction may be directly interpreted as a form of risk assessment or, alternatively, these pairs (toxicological harm/exposure) could then be related to a conventional scale of ecotoxicological risk, for example from 1 to 10. Example sentencesExamples In addition, because rotifers are relatively easy to culture and sensitive to pollutants they have become important tools in ecotoxicological testing. This inverse relationship between resistance and resilience is of particular importance in ecotoxicological respect. These cause ecotoxicological effects directly, through toxicity to nontarget organisms and ecosystems, and indirectly, by changing habitat or the abundance of food species of wildlife. Sediment evaluation along the stream supplies a diagnosis of the ecotoxicological impact on the area because certain groups of compounds with toxic and genotoxic properties are deposited over time. ecotoxicologist noun What should I study if I want to become an Ecotoxicologist? Example sentencesExamples As an ecotoxicologist you will probably work for an environmental consulting company, research institution, or government regulatory agency sampling ecosystems for pollutants. Definition of ecotoxicology in US English: ecotoxicology nounˌēkō- The branch of science that deals with the nature, effects, and interactions of substances that are harmful to the environment. 生态毒理学（研究对环境有害的物质的性质、作用和相互作用的学科） Example sentencesExamples Sparling is an authority on amphibian ecotoxicology. Recent efforts in ecotoxicology have focused on linking effects of contaminants on individuals with population-level consequences. Modern ecotoxicology must embrace our growing understanding of the complexity and variation associated with the biology of organisms, from genomic to ecosystem levels of organization. These reproductive end-points can be studied in parallel to determine contaminant effects on the reproductive success of the organism, one of the key objectives of ecotoxicology. This technique has been applied in genotoxicity studies, in ecotoxicology, in biomonitoring and in clinical radiobiology.
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