The ATTAC guiding principles to openly and collaboratively share wildlife ecotoxicology data

Embryonic exposure through maternally transferred pollutants can affect embryo vitality, survival, and health. Reptiles face global declines and are sensitive to embryonic pollutant exposure. Yet, they are often neglected in pollution risk assessment and conservation. We analyzed maternal transfer of organic pollutants in reptiles through a systematic extraction, homogenization, and integration of published data on organic pollutants measured in mother−egg pairs into a comprehensive database

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The ATTAC guiding principles to openly and collaboratively share wildlife ecotoxicology data

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Sea turtle egg yolk and albumen as biomonitoring matrices for maternal burdens of organic pollutants

Sea turtle egg yolk and albumen as biomonitoring matrices for maternal burdens of organic pollutants

Advancing Maternal Transfer of Organic Pollutants across Reptiles for Conservation and Risk Assessment Purposes

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