Network analysis to reveal the most commonly detected compounds in predator-prey pairs in freshwater and marine mammals and fish in Europe.
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- 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.175303
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- 2024 Nov 10
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@article{allodium:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.175303,
title = {Network analysis to reveal the most commonly detected compounds in predator-prey pairs in freshwater and marine mammals and fish in Europe.},
author = {Alygizakis N and Kostopoulou N and Gkotsis G and Nika MC and Orfanioti A and Ng K and Bizani E and Nikolopoulou V and Badry A and Brownlow A and Centelleghe C and Chadwick EA and Ciesielski TM and Cincinelli A and Claßen D and Danielsson S and Dekker RWRJ and Duke G and Glowacka N and Gol'din P and Jansman HAH and Jauniaux T and Knopf B and Koschorreck J and Krone O and Lekube X and Martellini T and Movalli P and O'Rourke E and Oswald P and Oswaldova M and Saavedra C and Persson S and Rohner S and Roos A and Routti H and Schmidt B and Sciancalepore G and Siebert U and Treu G and van den Brink NW and Vishnyakova K and Walker LA and Thomaidis NS and Slobodnik J},
year = {2024},
journal = {The Science of the total environment},
doi = {10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.175303},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.175303}
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TY - JOUR TI - Network analysis to reveal the most commonly detected compounds in predator-prey pairs in freshwater and marine mammals and fish in Europe. AU - Alygizakis N AU - Kostopoulou N AU - Gkotsis G AU - Nika MC AU - Orfanioti A AU - Ng K AU - Bizani E AU - Nikolopoulou V AU - Badry A AU - Brownlow A AU - Centelleghe C AU - Chadwick EA AU - Ciesielski TM AU - Cincinelli A AU - Claßen D AU - Danielsson S AU - Dekker RWRJ AU - Duke G AU - Glowacka N AU - Gol'din P AU - Jansman HAH AU - Jauniaux T AU - Knopf B AU - Koschorreck J AU - Krone O AU - Lekube X AU - Martellini T AU - Movalli P AU - O'Rourke E AU - Oswald P AU - Oswaldova M AU - Saavedra C AU - Persson S AU - Rohner S AU - Roos A AU - Routti H AU - Schmidt B AU - Sciancalepore G AU - Siebert U AU - Treu G AU - van den Brink NW AU - Vishnyakova K AU - Walker LA AU - Thomaidis NS AU - Slobodnik J PY - 2024 JO - The Science of the total environment DO - 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.175303 UR - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.175303 ER -
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N, A., N, K., G, G., MC, N., A, O., K, N., E, B., V, N., A, B., A, B., C, C., EA, C., TM, C., A, C., D, C., S, D., RWRJ, D., G, D., N, G., P, G., HAH, J., T, J., B, K., J, K., O, K., X, L., T, M., P, M., E, O., P, O., M, O., C, S., S, P., S, R., A, R., H, R., B, S., G, S., U, S., G, T., NW, V. D. B., K, V., LA, W., NS, T., & J, S. (2024). Network analysis to reveal the most commonly detected compounds in predator-prey pairs in freshwater and marine mammals and fish in Europe.. The Science of the total environment. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.175303
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