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Miniaturising acute toxicity and feeding rate measurements in Daphnia magna

Grintzalis et al., 2017

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1550689539722172142
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Grintzalis K
Dai W
Panagiotidis K
Belavgeni A
Viant M
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Ecotoxicology and environmental safety

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Phenotypic markers of animal health form an essential component of regulatory toxicology. Immobilisation of neonate water fleas-Daphnia magna-as a surrogate measure of their mortality following exposure to a chemical for 24–48 h forms the basis of the internationally …
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