Titlebook: Handbook of Behavioral Teratology; Edward P. Riley,Charles V. Vorhees Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York 1986 Action.Evaluation.Exploration.

猛然一拉

萬神殿

Behavioral Teratology of Industrial Solventsgenic or teratogenic effects for only 6 chemicals, and only 12 of approximately 600 chemicals reviewed for standards in 1982 referred to reproductive effects of any kind (Anger, 1984). As evidence that the ACGIH considers reproductive effects important, it recently reduced the recommended exposure l

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Melanoma

殺子女者

Vladimir Hubka,W. Ernst Eder MSc., P. Engre most recently presented in 1977 (Wilson, 1977). Here, the principles of behavioral teratogenic response will be defined as an extension of Wilson’s concepts. Refinement and updating of our previous description of the principles of behavioral teratogenesis (Vorhees & Butcher, 1982) have also been undertaken below.

Generosity

膽汁

盟軍

礦石

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Behavioral Teratogenesis Resulting from Early Cadmium Exposuretoxicities associated with its use in industrial and manufacturing processes, cadmium (Cd), because of its exceptional ability to accumulate in living organisms, also represents an increasing hazard for the population in general.