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IMPORTANCE OF CONTAMINATION HISTORY FOR UNDERSTANDING TOXICITY OF COPPER TO EARTHWORM EISENIA FETICA (OLIGOCHAETA: ANNELIDA), USING NEUTRAL-RED RETENTION ASSAY

Janeck J. Scott‐Fordsmand, Jason M. Weeks, Stephen p. Hopkin

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Key concepts: Earthworm, Oligochaeta (plant), Environmental chemistry, Eisenia andrei, Toxicity, Contamination, Neutral red, Copper

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