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speciation

speciation Speciation is the identification and measurement of the different chemical forms in which a substance occurs within a sample.

Speciation is the identification and measurement of the different chemical forms in which a substance occurs within a sample. In this source, it refers to analyzing phosphorus in bird feces to determine which phosphorus forms are present and how much of each form contributes to ecological risk.

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Drafting source: Long Yunchuan; Lang Jian; Wang Longyan; Guo Jin; Jiang Xuankong; Jiang Juan. Ecological risk assessment of migratory bird feces in plateau wetland: Phosphorus speciation, ARGs, and pathogens. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0348709; article XML SHA-256 241e443f6deaf427276571078f6b8ad1be0f1dc6839ac739749afaab3b6e9f6c. “Ecological risk assessment of migratory bird feces in plateau wetland: Phosphorus speciation, ARGs, and pathogens” (10.1371/journal.pone.0348709).
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