Transport mechanisms for veterinary pharmaceuticals from beef cattle feedyards to wetlands: is aerial deposition a contributing source?Surface water mitigates the antimetamorphic effects of elevated perchlorate concentrations in New Mexico spadefoot toad larvae (Spea multiplicata)

Melissa A Sandoz; Mike Wages; Kimberly J Wooten; Sheree L Clendening; Lucas R Smith; Brian Mulhearn; Philip Smith

Transport mechanisms for veterinary pharmaceuticals from beef cattle feedyards to wetlands: is aerial deposition a contributing source?Surface water mitigates the antimetamorphic effects of elevated perchlorate concentrations in New Mexico spadefoot toad larvae (Spea multiplicata)

Melissa A Sandoz, Mike Wages, Kimberly J Wooten, Sheree L Clendening, Lucas R Smith, Brian Mulhearn, Philip Smith

Environmental Toxicology

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	17839-17844
Journal	Environmental Science and Pollution Research
State	Published - 2017

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Sandoz, M. A., Wages, M., Wooten, K. J., Clendening, S. L., Smith, L. R., Mulhearn, B., & Smith, P. (2017). Transport mechanisms for veterinary pharmaceuticals from beef cattle feedyards to wetlands: is aerial deposition a contributing source?Surface water mitigates the antimetamorphic effects of elevated perchlorate concentrations in New Mexico spadefoot toad larvae (Spea multiplicata). Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 17839-17844.

Sandoz, Melissa A ; Wages, Mike ; Wooten, Kimberly J et al. / Transport mechanisms for veterinary pharmaceuticals from beef cattle feedyards to wetlands: is aerial deposition a contributing source?Surface water mitigates the antimetamorphic effects of elevated perchlorate concentrations in New Mexico spadefoot toad larvae (Spea multiplicata). In: Environmental Science and Pollution Research. 2017 ; pp. 17839-17844.

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Transport mechanisms for veterinary pharmaceuticals from beef cattle feedyards to wetlands: is aerial deposition a contributing source?Surface water mitigates the antimetamorphic effects of elevated perchlorate concentrations in New Mexico spadefoot toad larvae (Spea multiplicata). / Sandoz, Melissa A; Wages, Mike; Wooten, Kimberly J et al.
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Sandoz MA, Wages M, Wooten KJ, Clendening SL, Smith LR, Mulhearn B et al. Transport mechanisms for veterinary pharmaceuticals from beef cattle feedyards to wetlands: is aerial deposition a contributing source?Surface water mitigates the antimetamorphic effects of elevated perchlorate concentrations in New Mexico spadefoot toad larvae (Spea multiplicata). Environmental Science and Pollution Research. 2017;17839-17844.