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Population Approach in Ecotoxicology (Stress Ecology)
Several lines of evidence suggest that the effects of stressors on populations can be calculated accurately by population modeling. Using monitoring data of natural population, population models were applied and the possibility of establishing environmental diagnoses from strictly ecological concepts is discussed. A procedure is offered for the modeling of natural population data and the establishment of population endpoints.
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