This first volume in the series provides a detailed treatment in
ecotoxicology and stresses why genetics is important in
understanding if and how chemical contaminants affect populations.
Written by an array of international contributors from various
fields covering mammals, invertebrates, fish, plants, as well as
molecular ecotoxicology, this book considers both
ecological/evolutionary consequences and practical implications of
the interplay between chemical toxicants and the genetic
population.
In broadening the understanding of ecological response, this
resource ranges from molecular to classical genetics, from plant to
animal, from asexual to sexual, touching on some fundamental issues
of evolutionary biology. In addition, gaps in our present
understanding of genetic and ecotoxicological processes and future
research directions have been identified.
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