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Grimm et al. (2019) Bats, birds & shrews in environmental risk assessment
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- Fauna & Flora, Risk Assessments, SETAC
Sotti et al. (2019) Monitoring long term effects of a crop protection product on birds: a case study in citrus orchards in Italy
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- Fauna & Flora, SETAC
Montinaro, Grimm, Ludwigs (2019) Telemetry study on the common toad (Bufo bufo) during postbreeding migration through cereal fields in Germany
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- Fauna & Flora, SETAC
Lückmann et al. (2019) Chronic oral exposure of adult honey bees to PPPs: sensitivity and impact analysis of EFSA Bee GD
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- Fauna & Flora, Risk Assessments, SETAC
Amossé, Henkes (2019) Assessing the effects of plant protection products on enchytraeids under field conditions: test of carbendazim as a toxic reference
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- Risk Assessments, SETAC
Ibrahim et al. (2019) A common issue Wildlife risk assessment supported by population modelling: a case study on potential herbicide effects on common vole populations
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- Fauna & Flora, Risk Assessments, SETAC
Faupel et al. (2019) Functional endpoints as perspective for the definition of protection goals in regulatory ecotoxicology
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- SETAC, Technical
Katzschner et al. (2019) Accuracy of GPS tag tracking for wildlife risk assessment relevant field scenarios the current situation
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- Risk Assessments, SETAC
Jakoby et al. (2019) Designing and conducting mesofauna field studies What should study design consider in terms of sample storage, extraction and detectable differences?
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- SETAC, Technical
Ludwigs et al. (2019) Calculating realistic long term PT values for wildlife risk assessment insights from telemetry field studies
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- Risk Assessments, SETAC
Hahne et al. (2019) New proposed Residues on Fruits (RUD’s) for frugivorescenarios in EFSA Bird and Mammal Risk Assessment
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- Risk Assessments, SETAC
Montinaro et al. (2019) Telemetry of sand lizards (Lacerta agilis) in vineyards – Are methods established for terrestrial vertebrate risk assessments effective in recording higher tier data for reptiles?
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- Fauna & Flora, SETAC