水生蜗牛作为油砂工艺影响水体毒性生物指标的适宜性

Zhongzhi Chen, B. Eaton, J. Davies
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加拿大的油砂开采活动产生了大量的油砂过程影响水(OSPW),人们越来越关注与这种材料相关的潜在环境影响。了解OSPW的毒性对于预测和减轻油砂行业对周围生态系统的潜在风险和影响至关重要。OSPW的组成变化很大,受到一系列因素的影响。虽然对OSPW的毒性进行了许多研究项目,但对其对各种生物群的影响仍知之甚少。淡水腹足动物(蜗牛和蛞蝓)是一个生态上至关重要的水生类群,该类群的成员已被用作一系列生态环境中的生物指标。文献表明,淡水蜗牛可以作为与油砂开发相关的监测项目的毒性指标。这篇小型综述探讨了蜗牛在受油砂开发影响的水生系统中作为生物指标的应用,重点是蜗牛如何对暴露于OSPW的系统中可能关注的成分做出反应。
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The Appropriateness of Using Aquatic Snails as Bioindicators of Toxicity for Oil Sands Process-Affected Water
Canada’s oil sands mining activity produces large volumes of oil sands process-affected water (OSPW), and there have been increasing concerns regarding the potential environmental impacts associated with this material. Developing an understanding of the toxicity of OSPW is critical to anticipating and mitigating the potential risks and effects of the oil sands industry on surrounding ecosystems. The composition of OSPW is highly variable and is influenced by a range of factors. While numerous research projects have been conducted on the toxicity of OSPW, much remains unknown about its impact on various biota. Freshwater gastropods (snails and slugs) are an ecologically crucial aquatic group, and members of this taxa have been used as bioindicators in a range of ecological settings. The literature suggests freshwater snails could be used as an indicator of toxicity in monitoring programs associated with oil sands development. This mini-review explores the use of snails as bioindicators in aquatic systems affected by oil sands development, focusing on how snails may respond to potential constituents of concern in systems exposed to OSPW.
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