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100	1		_aButterworth, Frank M., ed. _921430
245	1	0	_aBiomonitors and biomarkers as indicators of environmental change 2 : _ba handbook. / _cFrank M. Butterworth, ed.
260			_aNew York : _bLkuwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, _cc2001
265			_aFJI
300			_ax, 508 p. : _bill. ; _c26 cm.
500			_aEnvirionmental science research; v. 56
520			_aMonitoring the environment is absolutely essential if we are to identify hazards to human health, to assess environmental cleanup efforts, and to prevent further degradation of the ecosystem. Biomonitors and biomarkers combined with chemical monitoring offer the only approach to making these assessments. Based on an International Association of Great Lakes Research conference, this book is intended for researchers who want to incorporate new and different technologies in their development of specifically-crafted monitors; students who are learning the field of biomonitoring; and regulatory agencies that want to consider newer technologies to replace inadequate and less powerful test regimes.
650		7	_aIndicators (Biology) _xCongresses _2sears _921431
650		7	_aBiochemical makers _xCognresses _2sears _921432
650		7	_aEnvironmental monitoring _xCongresses _2sears _921433
700	1		_aButterworth, Frank M. _921434
700	1		_aGunatilaka, Amaro _921435
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