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Do pyrethroid-resistant Hyalella azteca have greater bioaccumulation potential compared to non-resistant populations? Implications for bioaccumulation in fish

Leslie L. Muggelberg, Kara E. Huff Hartz, Samuel A. Nutile, Amanda D. Harwood, Jennifer R. Heim, Andrew P. Derby, Donald P. Weston, Michael J. Lydy

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Key concepts: Bioaccumulation, Hyalella azteca, Permethrin, Pyrethroid, Biology, Trophic level, Bioconcentration, Toxicology

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