Use of Daphnia Magna to Assess Potentially Contaminated Buildings
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Use of Daphnia Magna to Assess Potentially Contaminated Buildings

by M. V. Haley

Toxicology Environmental Health Contamination Assessment
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A scientific study exploring the use of Daphnia magna as a bioindicator for assessing potential contamination in buildings.

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This work examines the application of Daphnia magna in environmental monitoring.

The study focuses on assessing potentially contaminated buildings using this aquatic organism.

Findings contribute to understanding bioindicator methods in building contamination assessment.

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