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Invited Debate/Commentary: Selenium — A Potential Time Bomb or Just Another Contaminant?

Peter M. Chapman

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David K. DeForest, Kevin V. Brix & William J. Adams

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Beware Missing Data And Undernourished Statistical Models: Comment On Fairbrother et al.'s Critical Evaluation

Joseph P. Skorupa

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Egg Selenium Concentrations as Predictors of Avian Toxicity

A. Fairbrother, K. V. Brix, J. E. Toll, S. McKay & W. J. Adams

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