Species

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Masticophis lateralis (California Whipsnake)

Citation:

Reproduction in the striped racer Masticophis-lateralis colubridae

Author(s)

Goldberg, S.R.

Issue

4

Volume

9
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Range	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Body length	825.3	Snout-vent length	644-948	mm	NR	Not Reported	Throughout California	12	Exposure Factor Datasets
Time of Mating/ Laying		Spermatogenesis	August-October	Month	M	Adult	Throughout California		Exposure Factor Datasets

Turdus migratorius (American robin)

Citation:

Reproduction of American robin (Turdus migratorius) in a suburban environment.

Author(s)

Morneau, F., Lépine, C., Décarie, R., Villard, M.A. and DesGranges, J.L.

Issue

1

Volume

32
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Error	Range	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Time of Nesting	See Figure 1							Montreal	41 nests	Exposure Factor Datasets
Clutch or Litter Size	3.6		0.7	2 to 5	Eggs/nest	B	Embryo	Montreal	34	Exposure Factor Datasets
Clutch or Litter Size	Review				Eggs/nest	B	Embryo	Several states	See citation Table 1	Exposure Factor Datasets
Clutch or Litter Size	Clutch 1: 3.8; clutch 2: 3.3				Eggs/nest	B	Embryo	Montreal	Clutch 1: 18; clutch 2: 16	Exposure Factor Datasets
Clutches or Litters per year	2					B	Embryo	Montreal		Exposure Factor Datasets
Hatching Success	90	Breeding success			%			Montreal	113	Exposure Factor Datasets
Survival/ Mortality	2.9	Nestling survival to day 11	1.3		Nestling/clutch	B	Embryo	Montreal		Exposure Factor Datasets
Survival/ Mortality	75	Nestling survival 29 d (Mayfield method)			%			Montreal		Exposure Factor Datasets
Survival/ Mortality	Clutch 1: 71; clutch 2: 75	Survival from laying to fledging			%			Montreal		Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Reproductive biology of American Robins in northern Maine.

Author(s)

Knupp, D.M., Owen Jr, R.B. and Dimond, J.B.

Issue

1

Volume

94
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Range	Units	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Type
Time of Mating/ Laying	Peak: May 21-25	Time of laying	May 10 to July 6				Exposure Factor Datasets
Clutch or Litter Size	3.2	Eggs per nest				38 nests	Exposure Factor Datasets
Survival/ Mortality	Deciduous: 2.9; coniferous: 6.7	Daily egg survival		%	Embryo		Exposure Factor Datasets
Survival/ Mortality	Deciduous: 4.2; coniferous: 1.3	Daily young survival		%	Nestling		Exposure Factor Datasets
Fledging or Weaning Rate	2.5	Average young fledged/nest		Young fledged/nest	Fledgling		Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Seasonal fruit preferences for lipids and sugars by American Robins.

Author(s)

Lepczyk, C.A., Murray, K.G., Winnett-Murray, K., Bartell, P., Geyer, E. and Work, T.

Issue

3

Volume

117
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	Preferred sugar-rich over lipid-rich fruits	Average fruit preferences	B	Not Reported	8	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Preferred red over purple fruits	Average fruit preferences	B	Not Reported	8	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	No fruit color preference	Average fruit preferences	B	Not Reported	8	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Seasonal reproductive changes in the American Robin (Turdus migratorius L.) of the Pacific Northwest.

Author(s)

Kemper, D.L. and Taylor, J.M.

Issue

2

Volume

59
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Error	Range	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Clutch or Litter Size	3.04	Eggs per nest	0.59	2 to 4	Eggs/nest	B	Embryo	University of British Columbia	27 clutches	Exposure Factor Datasets
Hatching Success	2.67	Eggs hatched per nest	1.12		Eggs hatched/nest		Embryo	University of British Columbia	27 clutches	Exposure Factor Datasets

Anas platyrhynchos

Citation:

Use of prairie pothole habitat by breeding mallards

Author(s)

Dwyer, T.J., G.L. Krapu and D.M. Janke

Pages

526-531

Year

Thursday, January 1, 1976 - 12:00

Issue

2

Volume

43
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Home Range	110.9	Breeding home range.	ha	Female	Adult	Missouri Coteau of south-central North Dakota	6	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Habitat use and home range of mallards breeding in Minnesota

Author(s)

Gilmer, David S., I.J. Ball, Lewis M. Cowardin, John H. Riechmann and John R. Tester

Pages

781-789

Year

Wednesday, January 1, 1975 - 12:00

Issue

4

Volume

39
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Home Range	210	Study area was 67% upland forest, 33% lakes and wetlands.	ha	Female	Adult	western edge of Chippewa National Forest, Beltrami Co.	12	Exposure Factor Datasets
Home Range	240	Study area was 67% upland forest, 33% lakes and wetlands.	ha	Male	Adult	western edge of Chippewa National Forest, Beltrami Co.	12	Exposure Factor Datasets

Gillichthys mirabilis (Longjaw Mudsucker)

Citation:

Reproductive cycling in the estuarine gobiid fish, Gillichthys mirabilis.

Author(s)

De Vlaming, V.L.

Issue

2

Volume

1972
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Description	Range	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Body Weight - Mean		17.6-42.5	g	F	Adult	Alviso	See Table 3	Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Weight - Mean		20.8-56.0	g	M	Adult	Alviso	See Table 3	Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length		111-137	mm	F	Adult	Alviso	See Table 3	Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length		115-152	mm	M	Adult	Alviso	See Table 3	Exposure Factor Datasets
Time of Mating/ Laying	Spawning	Late September-early October	Month	B	Adult	Scammons Lagoon		Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Respiratory control in the longjaw mudsucker, Gillichthys mirabilis.

Author(s)

Todd, E.S.

Issue

1

Volume

39
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type
Inhalation Rate	>65	CO2 level causing gulping of oxygenated water	mL CO2/L	NR	Not Reported	University of California, Santa Barbara	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Respiratory responses of Gillichthys mirabilis to changes in temperature, dissolved oxygen and salinity.

Author(s)

Courtois, L.A.

Issue

1

Volume

53
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Location	Sample Size	Type
Inhalation Rate	See Figure 3; increased with temperature	Oxygen consumption by water temperature	mg O2/gm/hr	NR	Fish collected from Leslie Salt Falts, Alviso	35	Exposure Factor Datasets
Inhalation Rate	See Figure 4; increased with availability	Oxygen consumption by available oxygen	mg O2/gm/hr	NR	Fish collected from Leslie Salt Falts, Alviso	8	Exposure Factor Datasets
Inhalation Rate	See Figure 4; varied with salinity	Oxygen consumption by salinity	mg O2/gm/hr	NR	Fish collected from Leslie Salt Falts, Alviso	24	Exposure Factor Datasets

Ambystoma californiense (California Tiger Salamander)

Citation:

Reproductive ecology of a population of the California tiger salamander.

Author(s)

Loredo, I. and Van Vuren, D.

Issue

4

Volume

1996
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Population Density	1992-1993: 65, 1993-1994: 121	Breeding population size	mm	M	Adult	Concord Naval Weapons Station		Exposure Factor Datasets
Population Density	1992-1993: 81, 1993-1994: 15	Breeding population size	mm	F	Adult	Concord Naval Weapons Station		Exposure Factor Datasets
Population Density	1991-1992: 1248, 1992-1993: 481, 1993-1994: 3		mm	B	Juvenile	Concord Naval Weapons Station		Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length	See citation Figure 4	Snout-vent length	mm	B	Juvenile	Concord Naval Weapons Station		Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length	200.3	Snout-vent length	mm	M	Adult	Concord Naval Weapons Station	65-121	Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length	168.1	Snout-vent length	mm	F	Adult	Concord Naval Weapons Station	81-15	Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length	1992: 58.0, 1993: 63.8, 1994: 78.0	Snout-vent length	mm	B	Juvenile	Concord Naval Weapons Station	1992: 1248, 1993: 481, 1994: 3	Exposure Factor Datasets

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