Statistical evaluation of chronic toxicity data on aquatic organisms for the hazard identification: the chemicals toxicity distribution approach.
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J. Tarazona | José V Tarazona | Miguel González-Doncel | José Ortiz | Juan J Izquierdo | Bárbara Martín | Paloma Sánchez | M. González-Doncel | P. Sánchez | J. Izquierdo | J. Ortiz | Bárbara Martín
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