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life cycle

life cycle Life cycle refers to the sequence of developmental stages and related measurable traits in an organism, such as survival and developmental timing.

Life cycle refers to the sequence of developmental stages and related measurable traits in an organism, such as survival and developmental timing. In assessment contexts, these life-cycle outcomes can be used as endpoints in long-term testing to evaluate the effects of exposures or toxicants.

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Drafting source: Binde Doria Halina; Wagner Vivian; Foucault Quentin; Pfenninger Markus. Unveiling population-specific outcomes: Examining life cycle traits of different strains of Chironomus riparius exposed to microplastics and cadmium questions generality of ecotoxicological results. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0304739; article XML SHA-256 800dcdc9ac3a9192630df28a8940e61e88d62e05b322bd93bd09942c8e92ad83. “Unveiling population-specific outcomes: Examining life cycle traits of different strains of Chironomus riparius exposed to microplastics and cadmium questions generality of ecotoxicological results” (10.1371/journal.pone.0304739).
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