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Invited debate/commentary: Perspectives from North America on the programmatic and scientific elements of an effective bioassessment

Rapid assessment procedures: Radical re‐invention or just sloppy science?

Barry R. Taylor Taylor Mazier Associates, R.R. # 3, St., Andrews, Nova Scotia, BOH 1X0, Canada Phone: 902–783–2129 E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 1005-1016 | Published online: 02 Dec 2008
 
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Taylor Mazier Associates, R.R. # 3, St. Andrews, Nova Scotia, Canada BOH 1X0 Canada; Tel/Fax: 902–783–2129; email: [email protected]

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