Latent mortality
(q) Latent mortality means the delayed mortality of organisms that were initially alive upon being impinged or entrained but that do not survive the delayed effects of impingement and entrainment during an extended holding period. Delayed effects of impingement and entrainment include but are not limited to temperature change, physical stresses, and chemical stresses.
Source
40 CFR § 125.92
Scoping language
In addition to the definitions provided in 40 CFR 122.2, the following special definitions apply to this subpart: