Review The aspects of ecotoxicology are associated with the spread of pollutants in the hydrosphere as well as the development of the environmental protection measures that are taken to minimize the crucial effect of toxic wastes emission. The paper aims to analyze the level of toxic wastes in the Marmara Sea and define whether the toxic levels exceed the requirements of the European Community of seafood intended for human consumption. The research data that is provided is rather detailed and sufficient, however, the paper is overloaded with numbers and indices, which makes it difficult to read. The author should have included all the numbers and data in tables and graphs, while the paper itself should be focused on interpretations and explanations mainly. Hence, the size of the paper is unreasonably extended, while the actual size needed is essentially smaller. The importance and actuality of the paper can not be exaggerated, as the problem of toxic wastes is one of the most burning in Europe. Hence, the European community is aiming to avoid and mitigate possible ecologic crises associated with toxic wastes into the hydrosphere. This paper provides the required monitoring tools for controlling the ecological situation in Europe and the basis for performing additional researches and measurements required for assessing the ecotoxical situation. (Boon, Davies, et.al., 2007) Style and Format The organization level of the paper is rather high, and the structure is perfect. All the sources are properly formatted and the factual information is properly referenced. However, the source list required essential improvements as most of the resources are outdated and represent outdated concepts. Surely, they may be relied upon, nevertheless, the research of such a scale should be based on newer sources. As for the post-2000 books and articles, they do not give reliable research results, as they are also based on outdated sources. (Lauenstein, Daskalakis, 1998) The research of persistent organic pollutants should be based on the clear notification of these components in the biosphere. If this component is a key one in the aspects of ecotoxical contamination, the explanation should be given from the chemical and biological perspectives. (Gomez-Gutierrez, Garnacho, 2007) Though the analytical method part involves all the required indices and indicators, the explanation which is given in the discussion part does not cover the enlisted parameters. In general, the ecotoxicology approach is aimed at researching the anthropogenic toxicants, and the ecological effects of biotic and abiotic stresses (Lettieri, 2006). Nevertheless, the paper does not place a focus on explaining the secondary effects of anthropogenic activities. Hence, acidification should be studied as the secondary effect of dioxin-related contamination. The water surface is generally subjected to serious anthropogenic ecotoxical influence, and the paper gives the clear explanation of all the negative sides of anthropogenic influence. As it is stated by Roots, Henkelmann, Schramm (2004, p. 339): It has been proposed that this broadening of focus from purely toxicological effects to the consideration of more general stressors moves beyond the definition of “ecotoxicology”. It is also argued that the field had diversified to become Stress Ecology and that, as the effects of anthropogenic tox