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The use of models in ecological risk assessmenttrapolate results from single-species tests to so-called ‘safe levels’ in the environment. Despite the usefulness of some of these methods, it is felt that single-species tests alone do not provide sufficient basis for ecological risk assessment, and the use of micro-and mesocosms, and mathematical models is advocated to acquire additional data

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