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Data acquired in laboratory experiments conducted with the stonefly Zapada sp. and the ephemerellid mayflies Drunella sp. and Ephemerella tibialis to characterize uptake and surface adsorption after short aqueous exposures to uranium, 2017-2019

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2017
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2019

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Croteau, M.N., Cain, D.J., and Fuller, C.C., 2021, Data acquired in laboratory experiments conducted with the stonefly Zapada sp. and the ephemerellid mayflies Drunella sp. and Ephemerella tibialis to characterize uptake and surface adsorption after short aqueous exposures to uranium, 2017-2019: U.S. Geological Survey data release, https://doi.org/10.5066/P9HJUSW4.

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Little is known about the underlying mechanisms governing uranium (U) bioaccumulation in aquatic insects, especially the influence of surface adsorption on the measured U concentrations (Henry et al. 2020). U.S. Geological Survey scientists are conducting experiments to parameterize conditional rate constants for aqueous U uptake and to quantify desorption of weakly bound U from insect's integument. Henry, Brianna L., Marie-Noële Croteau, David M. Walters, Janet L. Miller, Daniel J. Cain, and Christopher C. Fuller. Uranium bioaccumulation dynamics in the mayfly Neocloeon triangulifer and application to site-specific prediction. Environmental Science & Technology 54, no. 18 (2020): 11313-11321.

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This data release makes available data from laboratory experiments conducted with larvae of the stonefly Zapada sp. and the ephemerellid mayflies Drunella sp. and Ephemerella tibialis to characterize aqueous uranium (U) uptake and surface adsorption. Specifically, short-term waterborne exposure experiments were conducted to derive conditional rate constants for aqueous U uptake. Desorption experiments were conducted to quantify surface-bound U after short aqueous exposures. Data can be used to delineate surface-bound U from measured U body concentrations and assess the implications of surface adsorption on U bioaccumulation.
Extraction experiment with mayfly larvae
Extraction experiment with mayfly larvae

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