Each year ecotoxicological problems become increasingly complex and encompass
broader spatial and temporal scales. Our practical understanding must evolve accordingly to …

Several pesticides were developed to be repellent to the targeted pest. However, non-target
species could also move away from pesticide-contaminated habitats. These populations …

The ability of aquatic organisms to sense the surrounding environment chemically and
interpret such signals correctly is crucial for their ecological niche and survival. Although it is …

The increasing use of chemicals and their release into aquatic ecosystems are harming
aquatic biota. Despite extensive ecotoxicological research, many environmental pollutants' …

The high levels of contamination in aquatic ecosystems caused by pesticides and the
organisms' consequent continuous exposure to it has made them vulnerable to damage …

Fluoxetine, a common pharmaceutical used as an antidepressant, is already considered
potentially hazardous to biota due to its increasing use and detection in European, North …

Contamination by sunscreens has become a serious environmental problem due to the
increasing use of these products in coastal regions. Their complex chemical composition …

The presence of pharmaceuticals in the aquatic environment is increasing due to their
growing use for human health. Although most studies are based on short exposures to these …

Habitat discontinuity of aquatic environments is a serious problem that might hamper the
different activities performed by organisms. When combined with contamination, the …

Despite the existing connectivity and heterogeneity of aquatic habitats, the concept of
interconnected landscapes has been frequently overlooked in ecotoxicological risk …