Mark Crane

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

42h-index6.5kcitations163works3.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Environmental Toxicology and Ecotoxicology(72), Pharmaceutical and Antibiotic Environmental Impacts(28), Pesticide and Herbicide Environmental Studies(22), Parasite Biology and Host Interactions(17), Aquatic Invertebrate Ecology and Behavior(14)

Publications163 total

Endocrine disrupters, critical windows and developmental success in oyster larvae
Garland Science eBooks·2024· 3 cited
Response to commentary article on environmental quality standards for diclofenac derived under the European water framework directive: 1. Aquatic organisms, by Maack et al. 2022
Environmental Sciences Europe·2022Open Access
Commentary: Assessing the endocrine disrupting effects of chemicals on invertebrates in the European Union
Environmental Sciences Europe·2022· 29 citedOpen Access
Environmental quality standards for diclofenac derived under the European water framework directive: 2. Avian secondary poisoning
Environmental Sciences Europe·2022· 28 citedOpen Access
Assessing the Endocrine Disrupting Effects of Chemicals on Invertebrates in the European Union
Research Square (Research Square)·2021Open Access
Environmental quality standards for diclofenac derived under the European Water Framework Directive: 1. Aquatic organisms
Environmental Sciences Europe·2021· 36 citedOpen Access
Environmental quality standards for diclofenac derived under the european water framework directive: 1. Aquatic organisms
Research Square (Research Square)·2021· 1 citedOpen Access
Challenges in the regulatory use of water-accommodated fractions for assessing complex substances
Environmental Sciences Europe·2020· 14 citedOpen Access
Challenges in The Regulatory Use of Water Accommodated Fractions for Assessing Complex Substances
Research Square (Research Square)·2020Open Access
Control performance of fish short term reproduction assays with fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas)
Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology·2019· 14 citedOpen Access
Establishing the relevance of endocrine-disrupting effects for nontarget vertebrate populations
Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management·2019· 4 citedOpen Access
Assessing the population relevance of endocrine-disrupting effects for nontarget vertebrates exposed to plant protection products
Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management·2018· 20 citedOpen Access
Acute oral toxicity of chemicals in terrestrial life stages of amphibians: Comparisons to birds and mammals
Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology·2016· 15 cited
<i>In Response</i>: Challenges when weighing evidence about environmental risks—An industry perspective
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry·2015· 1 citedOpen Access
An evaluation of fish early life stage tests for predicting reproductive and longer-term toxicity from plant protection product active substances
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry·2014· 21 cited
Are you too busy to accept new patients? Why closing your panel is a bad idea, and how to find the time and space to squeeze in new patients.
PubMed·2013· 1 cited
Are acute and chronic saltwater fish studies required for plant protection and biocidal product active substance risk assessment?
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry·2013· 7 cited
COMPARATIVE ACUTE AND CHRONIC SENSITIVITY OF FISH AND AMPHIBIANS: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF DATA
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry·2013· 98 citedOpen Access
Effects of Iron on Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities in the Field
Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology·2011· 12 cited
Laboratory stimulation of oil-spill effects on marine phytoplankton
Aquatic Toxicology·2011· 12 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

David Morritt(11), Amanda Callaghan(9), Kmy Leung(8), James R. Wheeler(7), Eric P.M. Grist(6), Paul Whitehouse(5), Lorraine Maltby(4), Gilbert C.S. Lui(3), Rania Kheir(3), Thomas C. Fisher(3), Richard D. Handy(2), Richard Owen(2), Chris Watts(2), Tatiana Boucard(2), Vincent KH Chu(2), Paul K.S. Lam(2), Theo C.M. Brock(2), Paul J. Van den Brink(2), Michael St. J. Warne(2), Kevin W.H. Kwok(2)