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A 96-hour sediment bioassay of Duluth and Superior Harbor basins (Minnesota) usingHexagenia Limbata,Asellus communis, Daphnia magna, andPimephales promelas as test organisms

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  1. River Studies Laboratory Biology Department, Heidelberg College, 44883, Tiffin, Ohio

    B. L. Prater

  2. Biology Branch Central Regional Laboratory, U.S. EPA-Region V, 60609, Chicago, Ill.

    M. A. Anderson

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Prater, B.L., Anderson, M.A. A 96-hour sediment bioassay of Duluth and Superior Harbor basins (Minnesota) usingHexagenia Limbata,Asellus communis, Daphnia magna, andPimephales promelas as test organisms. Bull. Environ. Contam. Toxicol. 18, 159–169 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01686062

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