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Terrestrial invertebrate biomarkers used for soil ecotoxicological riskAssessment

Shugui Dai

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Various biomarkers in soil invertebrates for the ecotoxicological risk assessment of soil pollution were reviewed. Recent discoveries on the development of novel biomarkers in soil invertebrates such as histidine and muclear magnetic resonance (NMR) profiling were also concerned with. Current limitations and future potential in this field were discussed.

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Key concepts: Invertebrate, Environmental science, Environmental chemistry, Ecology, Biology, Chemistry