A catchment-based study of endocrine disruption in surface waters: multivariate evaluation of the health of a sentinel fish species exposed to sewage treatment works effluent
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I. Katsiadaki | G. Rhodes | T. Pottinger | Monika D. Juergens | A. Cook | M. Sanders | D. Abel | Ioanna Katsiadaki
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