A restatement of the natural science evidence base concerning neonicotinoid insecticides and insect pollinators
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Angela R. McLean | Rosemary S. Hails | Gillian Petrokofsky | Adam J. Vanbergen | Nigel E. Raine | Linda M. Field | Simon G. Potts | H. Charles J. Godfray | N. E. Raine | T. Blacquière | A. McLean | S. Potts | H. Godfray | R. Hails | L. Field | A. Vanbergen | G. Petrokofsky | Tjeerd Blacquière
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