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1.- A general integrated ecotoxicological method for marine sediment quality assessment; application to sediments from littoral ecosystems on southern Spain's Atlantic Coast
Elsevier; Oxford; GBR; United Kingdom, 2008
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2.- A weight of evidence approach for quality assessment of sediments impacted by an oil spill; the role of a set of biomarkers as a line of evidence
Elsevier; Amsterdam; NLD; Netherlands, 2009
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3.- Application of toxicity identification evaluation to sediment in a highly contaminated water reservoir in southeastern Brazil
SETAC; Pensacola, FL; USA; United States, 2006
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4.- Aquifer vulnerability assessment of urban areas using a GIS-based cartography; Paranhos groundwater pilot site, Porto, NW Portugal
Scientific Publishers; Jodhpur; IND; India, 2010
Global groundwater resources and management
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5.- Arsenic and lead contamination in urban soils of Villa de la Paz (Mexico) affected by historical mine wastes and its effect on children's health studied by micronucleated exfoliated cells assay
Springer; London; GBR; United Kingdom, 2013
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6.- Assessment of chemical, biochemical and ecotoxicological aspects in a mine soil amended with sludge of either urban or industrial origin
Elsevier;; III; International, 2008
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7.- Assessment of different methods to estimate heavy metal bioavailability in 30 contrasting Spanish and New Zealand soils
Copernicus GmbH on behalf of the European Geosciences Union (EGU); Katlenburg-Lindau; DEU; Germany, 2009
European Geosciences Union general assembly 2009
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8.- Bioavailability, ecotoxicity, and geological characteristics of trace lead in sediments from two sites on Negro River, Uruguay, South America
Springer; London; GBR; United Kingdom, 2012
Current research in medical geology and environmental geochemistry
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9.- Biomonitoring of Environmental Status and Trends (BEST) Program; environmental contaminants and their effects on fish in the Rio Grande Basin
U. S. Geological Survey; Reston, VA; USA; United States, 2004
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10.- Can physiological endpoints improve the sensitivity of assays with plants in the risk assessment of contaminated soils?
Public Library of Science; San Francisco, CA; USA; United States, 2013
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