93. Bendell, L.I. 2010. Cadmium in shellfish-the British  Columbian experience a mini-review. Invited contribution-Special issue on cadmium health aspects.  Toxicology Letters. 198: 7-12.

92. Wan, P. and L.I. Bendell. 2010. Use of aerial photography and GIS to estimate the extent of an anthropogenic footprint. Journal of Coastal Conservation..  On-line-DOI: 10.1007/s11852-010-0101-8 .

91. Bendell, L.I., C. Duckham, T. L’Eserpence, J. Whiteley. 2010. Changes in the geochemical attributes of the foreshore as a consequence of intertidal shellfish aquaculture. Marine Ecology Progress Series. 404:91-108.

90. Cook, N., and L.I. Bendell. 2010. Predator preference in the moonsnail I. Journal of Shellfish Research.  29: 223-232.

89. Bendell, L.I. 2009. Cadmium in shellfish from the Pacific Northwest. Food Additives and Contaminants. 2: 121-139

88. Christie, J. and L.I. Bendell-Young 2009. Using C and N stable isotopes to determine the role of diet variability on cadmium exposure in oysters located in Barkley Sound (Canada). Marine Environmental Research. 68: 97-105.

87. Bendell, L.I., and Feng. C. 2009. Spatial and temporal variation in cadmium concentrations and burdens in the Pacific oysters sampled form the Pacific Northwest. Marine Pollution Bulletin 58: 1137-1143.

86. Widmeyer, J., and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2008. Use of stable isotopes to indicate feeding preferences in the pacific oyster. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 55: 442-452

85. Widmeyer, J. and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2007. Contrasting cadmium uptake by filter-feeding mussels between two ecosystems; the role of salinity. Aquatic Toxicology. 81 (2): 144-151

84. Whiteley, J., and L.I. Bendell-Young 2007. Ecological Implications of Intertidal Mariculture: Observed Differences in Bivalve Community Structure between Farm and Reference Sites.  Journal of Applied Ecology. 44: 495-505.

83. Bendell, J.F., and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2006. Eggs of Spruce Grouse lose water at a faster rate than those of Ruffed Grouse. Can. J. Zool. 11:1688-1692.

82. Bendell-Young, L. I. 2006. Contrasting the community structure and select geochemical characteristics of three intertidal regions in relation to shellfish farming. Environmental Conservation, 33: 21-27.

81. Morrissey, C.A., L.I. Bendell-Young and J.E. Elliott. 2005. Biomagnification of persistent organic contaminants in a lotic food chain of southwestern B.C. Canada. Environmental Science and Technology. 39: 8090-8098.

80. Morrissey, C., L.I. Bendell-Young, J.E.Elliott. 2005.  Assessing exposure to trace metals in mountain streams using the diet, feather and feces of the American Dipper. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. 24: 836-845.

79. Gurney, K., T.D. Williams, J. Smit, M. Wayland and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2005. Impact of oil sands based wetlands on the growth of mallard ducklings. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 24: 457-563.

78. Widmeyer, J., Crozier, E.D., Moore, M.M., Jurgensen, A. and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2004. Role of Leptothrix discophora in mediating metal uptake in the filter-feeding bivalve Mytilus trossulus (edulis). Environmental Science and Technology 38: 769-774.

77. Morrissey, C. L.I. Bendell-Young, J. E. Elliott. 2004. Linking contaminant profiles to the diet and breeding locations of American dippers using stable isotope analysis. Journal of Applied Ecology. 41: 502-512.

76. Morrissey, C.A., L.I. Bendell-Young and J.E. Elliott. 2004. Seasonal trends in population density, distribution and movement of American dippers within a watershed of southwestern B.C., Canada. Condor. 106: 815-825.

75. Bendell-Young, L.I. and Z. Arifin. 2004. Importance of mussel feeding behaviour as a variable in a predictive model of metal accumulation  by bivalves. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 298: 21-33.

74. Jurgensen, A., J.R.M. King, R.A. Gordon, L.I. Bendell-Young, M. Moore, E.D. Crozier. 2003. The MnOx casing of Leptothrix Discophora, Crystalline or Amorphous? American Minerologist. 89: 1110-1118. Article used as "press-banner" to highlight July Issue.

73. Bendell-Young, L.I. 2003. Role of groundwater in contributing to the geochemical composition of peat. Water Air and Soil Pollution. 143:363-375.

72. McFarland, C. L.I. Bendell-Young, C. Guglielmo and T.D. Williams. 2002. Kidney, liver and bone cadmium content in the western sandpiper in relation to migration. J. Environ. Monit. 4: 791-795

71. L. Barjaktarovic, and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2002.  Factors contributing to the salininty of lakes, Riske Creek region, south-central B.C., Canada. Applied Geochemistry. 17: 605-619

70. O'Keeffe, J. and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2002. Uptake of cadmium by the invasive perennial weeds, Ranunculus repens and Geranium robertianum under laboratory conditions. J. Environ. Monit. 4: 413-416

69. Bendell, L.I., C. Thomas and J.R. Stecko. 2002. Contrasting the geochemistry of oxic sediment across ecosystems. Applied Geochemistry; 17:1563-1582. Top 25 most requested articles: May 2002-2003.

68. Arifin, Z., L.I. Bendell-Young. 2001.  Metabolic cost of feeding by the blue mussel under a selective and non-selective feeding behaviour. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 260:259-269.

67. Norton, M., Bendell, J.F., L.I. Bendell-Young and C. LaBlanc. 2001. Secondary effects of a larvicide on chicks of spruce grouse. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 41: 369-373.

66. Barjaktarovic, L., and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2001. Uptake of Cd by second generation chironomids propagated from adults sampled from low, mid and high saline environments. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 3:339-344.

65. Kambay, J., A.P. Farrell and L. I. Bendell-Young. 2001. Influence of illegal gold mines on fish tissue mercury levels in Northern Sulewasi, Indonesia. A commentary. Environmental Pollution. 114: 299-302

64. Crowe, A., H. Binn, A. Kermode, L.I. Bendell-Young and A. Plant. 2001. Impact of an industrial effluent on photosynthesis and stress protein synthesis in cattail and clover. Environmental Pollution. 113:311-322

63. Pollet, I. and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2000. Amphibians as indicators of wetland quality. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. 19 (10) 2589-2597

62. King, J. and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2000. The toxicological significance of grit ingestion to juvenile mallard ducklings. Journal of Wildlife Management. 192: 181-193.

61. Stecko, P.J., and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2000. Uptake of 109Cd from sediments by Protothacea staminea and Macoma balthica. Aquatic Toxicology 47:147-159.

60. Bendell-Young, L.I., Bennett, K., Crowe, A. Kennedy, C.J., Kermode, A., Moore, M., Plant, A.L., and A. Wood. 2000 Ecological characteristics of wetlands receiving oil sands effluent. Ecological Applications. 10:310-322.

59. Stecko, J.R.P., and L.I. Bendell-Young.2000. Contrasting the geochemistry of suspended versus deposited sediments within an estuary. Applied Geochemistry. 15: 753-775.

58. Arifin, Z. and L.I. Bendell-Young. 2000. Influence of a selective feeding strategy by the blue mussel on the assimilation of 109Cd from environmentally relevant seston matrices. Marine Ecology Progess Series. 192: 181-193.

57. Bendell-Young. L. I. 1999.  Contrasting the geochemistry of Fe, Mn, and Zn along a fen to bog gradient.  Applied Geochemistry. 14:719-734.

56. Pollet, I. and L. I. Bendell-Young. 1999.  Uptake of 109Cd by the blue mussel from natural sediment. Archives Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 36:288-294.

55. Bendell-Young, L.I., and J. F. Bendell 1999.  Importance of grit as a source of trace metal exposure to the Spruce Grouse. Environmental Pollution.106:405-413

54. Bendell-Young, L.I. 1999.  Application of a kinetic model for predicting cadmium accumulation in the benthic dwelling Chironomidae. Environmental Science and Technology. 33: 1501-1508.

53. Thomas, C., and L.I. Bendell-Youn