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The effects of phthalates on <i>Nereis diversicolor</i>

2016-02-23

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Animals are exposed, in the natural environment, to a range of human activity related dissolved chemicals that are potentially impacting on their fitness. The animals responses to such stress determines its fitness, physiology and in case of chemical signals also its behaviour. If physical or chemical changes in the ecosystem make the detection of such a chemical impossible, then it can be reasonably assumed that...

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91f87022-e68c-5a69-ba1f-b8e61aeea15c
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.1776v1
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