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Publication Year	Title	Author(s), Editor(s), Other Contributor(s)
2006	Biological Monitoring of Rivers and the European Water Legislation	CARDOSO ANA; SOLIMINI ANGELO; PREMAZZI GUIDO
2007	Biological Stress Response Terminology: Integrating the Concepts of Adaptive Response and Preconditioning Stress Within a Hormetic Dose-Response Framework	CALABRESE Edward; BACHMANN Kenneth A.; BAILER A. John; BOLGER P. Michael; BORAK Jonathan; CAI Lu; CEDERGREEN Nina; CHERIAN M. George; CHIUEH Chuang C.; CLARKSON Thomas W., et al
2002	Biological Treatment of Biodegradable Waste. Technical Aspects. Proceedings of the Workshop on 8-10 April 2002, Bruxelles (B)	LANGENKAMP Heinrich wilhelm; MARMO Luca
2004	Biologische Aerosole in der Aussenluft - Darstellung umweltmedizinischer Bewertungskriterien anhand einer epidemiologischen Querschnittsstudie.	HERR Caroline; ZUR NIEDEN Anja; SEITZ Heike; HARPEL Susanne; STINNER Doris; STILIANAKIS Nikolaos; EIKMANN Thomas
2008	Biology-Based Dose-Response Models for Health Risk Assessment of Chemical Mixtures	SARIGIANNIS DIMOSTHENIS; GOTTI ALBERTO
2011	A biology-based dynamic approach for the modelling of toxicity in cell assays.Part II: Models for cell population growth and toxicity	ZALDIVAR COMENGES Jose'; MENNECOZZI MILENA; MACKO Peter; RODRIGUES Robim; BOUHIFD Mounir; BARAIBAR FENTANES Joaquin
2010	A biology-based dynamic approach for the modelling of toxicity in cell-based assays. Part I: Fate modelling	ZALDIVAR COMENGES Jose'; MENNECOZZI MILENA; MARCELINO RODRIGUES Robim; BOUHIFD Mounir
2009	A biology-based dynamic approach for the reconciliation of acute and chronic toxicity tests: Application to Daphnia magna	ZALDIVAR COMENGES Jose'; BARAIBAR FENTANES Joaquin
2011	A biology-based dynamic approach for the reconciliation of acute and chronic toxicity tests: Application to Daphnia magna	ZALDIVAR COMENGES Jose'; BARAIBAR FENTANES Joaquin
2007	Biomarkers of Benzene - a State-of-the-Science Review	MUCCI Nicolina; KOTZIAS DIMITRIOS
2005	Biomass Burning Emissiions. A Review of Methods and Emission Factors.	PALACIOS ORUETA Alicia; CHUVIECO-SALINERO E.; CARMONA MORENO Cesar
2005	Biomass Burning Emission Inventory from Burnt Area Data Given by the SPOT-VEGETATION System in the Frame of TRACE-P and ACE-Asia Campaigns	MICHEL Christelle; LIOUSSE Catherine; GREGOIRE JEAN-MARIE; TANSEY Kevin; CARMICHAEL G.r.; WOO J-H
1995	Biomass Burning: An Ecosystem Process of Global Significance	MALINGREAU Jean-paul
2010	Biomass for Transport, Heat and Electricity, Scientific Challenges	DALLEMAND Jean-Francois; DE SANTI Giovanni; LEIP Adrian; BAXTER David; RETTENMAIER Niels; OSSENBRINK Heinz
2008	Biomass Gasification in Internal Circulating Fluidized Beds: a Thermodynamic Predictive Tool	MICCIO Francesco; SVOBODA Karel; SCHOSGER JEAN-PIERRE; BAXTER DAVID
2012	BIOMASS INDICATORS FROM SATELLITE DATA FOR FOOD SECURITY MONITORING	MERONI MICHELE; VERSTRAETE Michel; REMBOLD Felix; URBANO FERDINANDO; KAYITAKIRE Francois
1991	Biomonitoring of Human Population Exposure to Environmental Genotoxic Chemicals. The EEC Project	MARAFANTE Erminio; FARMER P.; NATARAJAN A.t.; SORSA M.; WATERS R.
2005	Biomonitoring of Tin and Arsenic in Different compartments of a Limnic Ecosystem with Emphasis on Corbicula Fluminea and Dikerogammarus Villosus	SEBESVARI Z.; ETTWIG K.f.; EMONS HENDRIK
2005	Biomonitoring of Tin and Arsenic in Different Compartments of a Limnic Ecosystem with Emphasis on Corbicula Fluminea and Dikerogammarus Villosus.	SEBESVARI Z.; ETTWIG K.f.; EMONS H.
1987	Biomphalaria Glabrata (SAY), a Suitable Organism for a Biotest	MÜNZINGER A.

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