Todas las descargas de la categoría “SETAC”
Montinaro et al. (2018) 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
Alscher, Hecht-Rost, Lückmann (2017) On the way to a new guideline: Results of three years of bumble bee semi-field testing
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- Fauna & Flora, Risk Assessments, SETAC
Nikisch, Lutz (2017) EasyGUTS Running R GUTS scripts in a Windows® based software
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- SETAC, Technical
Blanckenhagen (2017) Enclosure set up: a well-known system as a new semi-field approach for risk assessment of plant protection products on common voles
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- Risk Assessments, SETAC
Faupel et al. (2017) Functional endpoints in ecotoxicology: A case study in freshwater indoor microcosms
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- SETAC, Technical
Laucht et al. (2017) Habitat preferences of linnets (Linaria cannabina) in vineyards
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- Fauna & Flora, SETAC
Neuwoehner (2017) Chances and Challenges in Regulatory Ecotoxicological Mixture Toxicity Assessment for Plant Protection Products
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- Risk Assessments, SETAC
Lückmann et al. (2017) Fenoxycarb, a suitable reference item in semi-field testing on the solitary bee Osmia bicornis (L., 1758) (Hymenoptera, Megachilidae)?
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- Fauna & Flora, Risk Assessments, SETAC
Jakoby et al. (2017) Evaluating Ecological Recovery in Mechanistic Effect Models for Environmental Risk Assessment
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- Risk Assessments, SETAC
Ludwigs et al. (2017) Skylarks nesting in pesticide-treated fields compared to those nesting in non-treated agricultural land and main reasons for complete nest loss
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- Fauna & Flora, SETAC
Nikisch, Llandera, Lutz (2017) Step4ward – An Efate Toolbox
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- SETAC, Technical
Lückmann, Becker (2015) Honeybee brood studies under field conditions: Is there a difference of the brood termination rate compared to semi-field studies?
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- Fauna & Flora, SETAC