Use, development and improvements in the protocol of whole-sediment toxicity identification evaluation using benthic copepods
The whole-sediment Toxicity Identification Evaluation (TIE) approach is a useful technique that allows for the identification of the contaminants responsible for the toxicity of complex sediment samples. This study aimed to compare the effectiveness of this technique in identifying the causes of tox...
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