Antimycin-A species sensitivity distribution
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Species sensitivity distributions (SSDs) of fish Antimycin-A toxicity values from ≤ 96 h duration studies. SSDs were produced using non-pH normalized toxicity values for each duration. Black dots represent a species geometric mean consisting of a single toxicity value. Red dots represent a species geometric mean consisting of two or more toxicity values, and the blue horizontal bar represents the range of toxicity values per species.
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