Complete Exposure Pathways Sample Clauses

Complete Exposure Pathways. Potential exposure pathways were identified in the XXXX. The CSM illustrates which pathways were significant, complete, and which were evaluated. Specific exposure pathways are presented in detail in Figure 1. Exposure pathways not explicitly addressed in this XXXX include 1) inhalation and dermal exposure pathways for upper trophic level organisms, 2) foliar uptake of dissolved COPCs by aquatic plants, and 3) risk to amphibians and reptiles, because these pathways currently lack enough accompanying toxicological exposure information and guidance for a complete quantitative evaluation (USEPA, 1999). Exposure to subsurface soil was not considered. Some burrowing mammals may be exposed to surface soils. However, it was assumed that the greatest exposure of the site-specific COPECs would be in surface soils where uptake by invertebrates and the shallow rooted plants found at the site would be the greatest.
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