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April 1, 2006Environmental Health PerspectivesOpen Access

Introduction: The Ecological Relevance of Chemically Induced Endocrine Disruption in Wildlife

Susan Jobling Charles R. Tyler

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This article is part of the monograph "The Ecological Relevance of Chemically Induced Endocrine Disruption in Wildlife."In addition to employment at Brunel University, S. Jobling is also employed by Beyond the Basics Ltd., an independent consultancy.C.

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