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    About ECOTOXAquatic life, terrestrial plants and wildlife

    ECOTOX is a comprehensive Knowledgebase providing single chemical environmental toxicity data on aquatic and terrestrial species.
    Read more in: Olker et al. 2022

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    Literature Search Dates

    Targeted literature searches are conducted using chemical names, synonyms, and CASRNs in multiple search engines (e.g., Web of Science, Agricola, ToxNet, ProQuest, etc). Chemicals listed below had targeted searches corresponding to the date indicated in the second column. Each search is identified in the table by the requested chemical or chemical group, with some searches including multiple chemicals/CASRNs. Citations from these searches are reviewed. Studies meeting inclusionary criteria added to ECOTOX; toxicity data results may take 6 months or longer to appear on-line. There may be more recent publications in ECOTOX for a chemical due to related chemical literature searches.

     

    New Additions!

    In addition to chemical data updates, ECOTOX has added new features based on user feedback:

    1. DSSTox Substance Identifiers (DTXSIDs) have been updated and there are now over 11,800 chemicals for which DTXSID can be displayed and exported. In SEARCH, DTXSID can be added by clicking on the 'Customize Output Fields' button. Results tables in both SEARCH and EXPLORE include links from the DTXSID field directly to the EPA's [ Chemicals Dashboard ]. DTXSID is also provided in the ASCII Download Chemicals table.
    2. You can now use duration as a filter parameter in both SEARCH and EXPLORE to limit the results returned to a specific value or range for the Observed Duration, in days. The Observed Duration is the time at which an effect measurement was observed/measured and reported (for example, a 24-hour LC50). See the new Search Tip on how to apply this filter in SEARCH.

    Did you know? The ECOTOX export options for Excel (in SEARCH 'Export as...') now export files in the native Microsoft Excel format, with separate tabs for the data records, list of associated references, and query parameters applied. This change improves the speed for opening large tables of data results and provides documentation for queries of data from ECOTOX. For example, in the 'Search_Parameters' tab you can see the date and time the search was conducted along with the detailed query parameters applied in SEARCH. The data records resulting from your search are in the 'Aquatic-Export' or 'Terrestrial-Export' tab (depending on Habitat searched) with all associated citations included in the 'References' tab.

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    Using Duration Filter in SEARCH

    Duration was recently added as a filter parameter that you can apply in both SEARCH and EXPLORE queries to limit the results returned to a specific value or range for the Observed Duration, in days. [The Observed Duration is the time at which an effect measurement was observed/measured and reported (for example, a 24-hour LC50).]

    The following is an example how you can apply the Duration filter in SEARCH.

    1. From SEARCH, expand "All Test Conditions", Test Conditions sidebar menu, on the left-hand side under "Parameters".
    2. Scroll to the bottom of the expanded "All Test Conditions" section to find the options under "Specify Duration (Observed)".
      3. Search filters to specify duration
    3. Filter results to a specific duration returned by typing the requested duration in days, as a number, in the text box under "Insert specific duration (days)". For example, if you are only interested in 24-hour LC50s, type 1 under "Insert specific duration (days)", The value one day is set in the duration filter., and then also go to the "All Endpoints", Endpoints sidebar menu, section under "Parameters" to select "LC50" Endpoint LC 50 is selected..
    4. Then select the green "Update Search" button, Update Search button, on the bottom left-hand side to apply filters and view resulting records.
    5. If you are instead interested in a range for duration, enter the minimum, maximum, or both minimum and maximum under "Enter range for duration (days)".
      6. Duration range search filter.
    6. The results table will include the records that meet the parameters you selected and/or entered within Chemical, Species, Effects, Endpoints, Test Conditions, and Publication Options windows under "Parameters" in SEARCH.
    7. You can restore the default selections across all parameters by clicking on the "Reset All" button Reset All button, or within a single window by clicking on the "Reset" button in top right of a window Reset button.
    8. In the results table, the Obs. Dur. (Days) column will reflect the Duration filter you applied. To include additional data fields such as the Author Reported Observed Duration in the displayed and exported table, select "Customize Output Fields" Customize output fields button and select from the list of available fields.

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